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Meaning Of The 15 Tithis Gap? Why Radha Ashtami follows Janmashtami; lunar and bhakti lens

The time between Janmashtami and Radha Ashtami is determined by the lunar calendar's phases. Janmashtami takes place on the eighth night of the waning moon, whereas Radha Ashtami occurs on the eighth night of the waxing moon. This natural difference leads to around fifteen tithis between the two festivals. The events suggest a metaphorical journey where Krishna's arrival inspires the path of love and devotion towards Radha.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Radha Ashtami 2026: Simple home puja and bhog guide; devotion over elaborate ritual

Radha Ashtami falls on September 19, 2026, and celebrates the divine appearance of Radha Rani. Devotees can engage in a heartfelt home puja using basic items from their kitchens while embodying genuine devotion. Traditional offerings such as milk-based dishes and seasonal fruits are perfect for honoring Radha Rani. This sacred day calls for deep reflection on how we showcase bhakti in our everyday interactions and nurtures our connections with others.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Radha Ashtami Date Explained: Festival falls on Sept 19 in 2026; Madhyahna puja window, fasting guide

In 2026, Radha Ashtami will be observed on September 19, aligning with the principles outlined in classical Panchang. For the festival to be deemed valid, the Ashtami tithi must coincide with both sunrise and Madhyahna. This foundation in traditional texts, such as Dharma Sindhu, emphasizes the variations in fasting practices within different Vaishnava traditions, highlighting the importance of the prescribed kala for authentic Hindu observance.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Katrina Kaif faces trolling over post-pregnancy body, Hrithik Roshan shows support as he likes post calling out trolls: ‘Your commentary on her won’t affect her'

At the Ambani celebrations, Katrina Kaif caught the eye of social media, but not all attention was flattering, with body-shaming comments surfacing online. Fortunately, fan support was strong, including a like from Hrithik Roshan on an encouraging post. An Instagram creator stood up against the negativity, celebrating Katrina's impactful career as social media users compared her present visuals to older ones.
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CM Vijay to attend annual Davos meet in Jan 2027

The move comes amid intensifying competition among states to attract capital and position themselves as hubs for emerging sectors
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Sobhita calls 'Vettuvam' character Rathi an unapologetic woman

Sobhita Dhulipala discusses her role as Rathi in Pa. Ranjith's upcoming film 'Vettuvam'. She describes Rathi as an unapologetic woman actively participating in the film's action sequences. Dhulipala connects with characters by embracing their diverse manifestations as part of a larger whole. She previously debuted in Tamil cinema with Mani Ratnam's historical epic 'Ponniyin Selvan'. 'Vettuvam' is Pa. Ranjith's first pan-India film releasing soon.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Fans wish Deepika a safe delivery as she gets ready to welcome Baby no 2

Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh visited Mumbai's Siddhivinayak Temple with his parents. This visit mirrors a similar event from 2024, preceding their daughter Dua's birth. Fans are now predicting the imminent arrival of their second child. The couple announced their second pregnancy in April 2026. Both actors are currently engaged in upcoming film projects.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Vijay Sethupathi calls Thalapathy Vijay ‘cute fellow’ amid controversy

Vijay Sethupathi recently enjoyed memorable moments with fellow actor Vijay and his son, highlighting their camaraderie. He shared insights into his transformative experience working alongside Rajinikanth, praising the legend's unique approach to acting and unwavering dedication. Sethupathi also expressed his aspiration to mirror Rajinikanth’s commitment to his craft. Additionally, he provided a sneak peek into his forthcoming film 'Baththa' and its star-studded cast.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
'I didn't go anywhere to make a comeback': Mathew Thomas

Mathew Thomas denies a comeback, stating recent films missed audience expectations. He is now receiving appreciation for his role in Pradhama Drishtiya Kuttakkar. The actor credits director Shahad for casting him as a police officer. Thomas seeks challenging characters and good films for his growth. He aims to continue his career by selecting impactful roles.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Tom Holland and Zendaya spotted going on a date

Tom Holland and Zendaya were recently seen together in Los Angeles after their Emmy Awards appearance. The couple visited an art gallery, opting for casual yet stylish outfits for their outing. Zendaya wore a black one-shoulder top and a navy skirt, while Holland chose a plaid shirt. This relaxed date followed their glamorous red carpet moment at the 78th Emmy Awards ceremony.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Photographer confronts crowd surrounding foreign female tourist at Taj Mahal; video sparks debate on "Civic Sense"

A video captures a disconcerting scene at the Taj Mahal where a foreign tourist is encircled by a group of men. Her discomfort is palpable as they invade her personal space. Thankfully, a photographer intervened, urging the men to give her space for an enjoyable visit. This incident underscores the necessity of respecting and valuing the experience of international visitors.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Why was the Asian Games 2026 flag-hoisting ceremony delayed?

A flag-hoisting ceremony for six Asian Games contingents, including India, was delayed by over an hour on Friday due to what organisers called “miscommunication” between the OCA and ANAGOC. Contingents were made to wait and later sent back. India’s chef de mission Sahdev Yadav acknowledged organisational issues, saying extra hotel rooms had been booked to minimise inconvenience.
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The Times of IndiaSports
Quimcy: Ronaldinho-inspired Teqball puts her one win away from Asiad history

Quimcy Joaquim Dsouza is set to vie for the bronze medal in Teqball at the upcoming Asian Games 2026. After a tough semifinal defeat against Indonesia's Ima Sumaya, Dsouza's determination shines through. Her journey is pivotal for Indian Teqball, as she aims to carve her name in history as the first Indian to clinch a Teqball medal at the Games, following an impressive showing in the group stages.
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'We all waited for like 6 hours to get a room': D Gukesh explains why Arjun Erigaisi lost in Chess Olympiad Round 1 game

World champion D Gukesh said Arjun Erigaisi’s shock opening-round loss was partly influenced by India’s hectic arrival and accommodation issues, with players waiting six hours for rooms. Gukesh also backed India’s decision to field him on Board 4, saying Pragg and Arjun were in strong form and the order was chosen to maximise the team’s chances.
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Psychology explains why mothers keep asking “Did you eat?” even when their children are grown up: Behind those three little words is a lifetime of love, worry and the instinct to care

Even as adults, children often find themselves answering their mothers' gentle inquiries about whether they've eaten. This seemingly simple question carries with it a deep emotional resonance, showcasing the enduring nature of maternal care. Each time a mother asks, it reinforces a bond that transcends age, revealing that the need to nurture remains strong throughout life.
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