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Sun Transit In Virgo 2026: Vedic guide to money luck; key birth numbers 1,5,6,8,9

As the Sun transitions into Virgo on September 17, 2026, the focus will shift towards effective financial planning and the cultivation of skills. According to numerology, the Number 9 energy suggests that financial luck arises from well-informed choices. Those born under Number 1 may discover leadership paths that could lead to profit, whereas Number 5 individuals should leverage communication and analytical abilities for earning potential.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology
Samantha Ruth Prabhu reveals pregnancy cravings, says idli, curd rice and dosa are her picks

Samantha Ruth Prabhu, excitedly anticipating the arrival of her first child with husband Raj Nidimoru, recently opened up about her cravings. She is embracing simple South Indian comfort foods during her pregnancy. After wrapping up her current projects, Samantha plans to take a short break from work and celebrated the joyous occasion with a delightful baby shower ceremony.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
'Rajesh got addicted to alcohol, threw tantrums after success, Bachchan was the same'

Anandji Virji Shah, the composer, shared insights on Rajesh Khanna's evolving behavior post-stardom. He highlighted the stark difference with Amitabh Bachchan, who stayed down-to-earth despite reaching great heights. Anandji fondly remembered their early collaboration, but noted Khanna's growing arrogance and problematic drinking habits that led to dramatic outbursts. He concluded that Khanna's declining career can be attributed to his diminishing humility during his peak success.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Aditya Chopra was chasing drones at his secret wedding with Rani which had 15 people

The wedding of Rani Mukerji and Aditya Chopra in the picturesque landscapes of Italy maintained an air of mystique. With only a week for preparation, designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee fashioned Rani's beautiful lehenga. Karan Johar received a stern warning about leaking any tidbits to the press. Until now, the couple has kept their wedding images under wraps, opting for privacy since the birth of their daughter Adira in 2015.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
‘The Paradise’: Stunt duo reveal Korean Action influence, say Nani film needed a fresh approach

Renowned stunt choreographers Ram-Lakshman are at the helm of action sequences for Nani's upcoming film, 'The Paradise'. Drawing inspiration from Korean action cinema, their choreography is tailored to complement the film's distinctive tribal community setting. As the story unfolds with themes of justice and rebellion, audiences can expect an exhilarating experience when the film premieres globally on September 24, 2026.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Alizeh Agnihotri to headline 'College Fest' after 'Farrey'

Alizeh Agnihotri is set to star in her second feature film titled College Fest, intertwining a college atmosphere with a captivating zombie theme. Ashish Chanchlani, known for his digital content, is also part of the ensemble cast. The storyline revolves around students coping with a peculiar infection that brings about strange transformations. Directed by Vaibhav Bundhoo, the film has completed its principal photography, promising an exciting visual experience.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Meet Ansh Mishra: His friend lost her hand at six; 15 years later, he built her a bionic hand

Ansh Mishra, a visionary innovator, designed a groundbreaking and affordable bionic prosthetic hand specifically for his friend. This cutting-edge device interprets muscle signals for grip control while offering haptic feedback, enhancing user experience. Shaheen, who lost her hand at the tender age of six, is the first recipient of this revolutionary technology, aimed at democratizing advanced prosthetic solutions. Ansh's incredible achievement earned him the title of Best Young Innovator 2025.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
The Impossible Startup: Rajesh Sharma urges founders to start before ready; book backs experimentation

Rajesh Sharma's book emphasizes action and learning over extensive planning for startups. Founders must believe in their ideas while remaining open to feedback and change. Experimentation and customer feedback are crucial for validating business concepts. The book highlights the quiet moments of entrepreneurship, not just its glamour. Clarity in business development emerges from doing, not solely from thinking.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Air Hostess Finds Bappa On Flight: last-minute duty leads to mid-air Ganpati puja; video goes viral online

An Air India cabin crew member found herself missing her family's cherished Ganpati Puja due to an unexpected change in her flight schedule. Feeling disheartened, she was surprised when a thoughtful passenger brought a Ganpati idol on board during the sacred time. This fortuitous event allowed her to honor her traditions and seek blessings while soaring at thirty-five thousand feet, turning a disappointing moment into a heartwarming experience.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Why your homemade idli batter isn't rising: 5 common reasons

There is a particular kind of disappointment that comes from lifting the lid off a batter container in the morning and finding exactly what you left there the night before. No rise, no bubbles, no gentle dome pushing against the sides, just flat, dense batter that you know is going to produce hard, sullen idlis instead of the soft, pillowy ones you were hoping for. It is one of the most common complaints in Indian home kitchens, and it becomes even more frustrating when the same recipe that works beautifully for your mother or neighbour refuses to cooperate in your own kitchen. The truth is that idli batter fermentation is a living process, driven by wild yeast and bacteria that respond to very specific conditions. When the batter does not rise, something in those conditions has gone off track, and identifying which one makes all the difference.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
'Special significance to Muslims': India condemns Houthi drone attack near Saudi Arabia's Mecca


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The Times of IndiaIndia
‘They don't need just sympathy, but empowerment’: Dhami celebrates birthday with children with disabilities


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The Times of IndiaIndia
India-Pakistan naval ships collide in Arabian Sea: What 1991 pact says


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The Times of IndiaIndia
In 2008, rats were removed from Hawadax Island; seabirds and kelp returned

For two centuries, invasive rats wreaked havoc on the seabird populations and overall food web of Hawadax Island. Thanks to a successful eradication initiative in 2008, rats were completely removed. This allowed seabirds to repopulate, restoring their ecological functions and fostering the revival of untouched kelp-rich intertidal ecosystems. The project's outcome stands as a vital success story for future conservation efforts.
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The Times of IndiaWorld
From Mecca's red line to the 'Gate of Tears': How US-Iran war is closing in on Saudi prince MBS


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The Times of IndiaWorld

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