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Leo Monthly Predictions for July 2026: Emotional management is key

July unfolds with Leo's natural confidence, making you a sought-after advisor. While initial promise shines, expect challenges with delays and mood fluctuations mid-month. Emotional management is key; composure eases debt, disputes, and work pressure. Love offers sweetness but requires balance. Career prospects are strong, especially in advisory roles, though mid-month dips in energy and confidence necessitate caution. Financially, restraint is paramount, with a warning against speculative investments.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

Cancer Monthly Predictions for July 2026: Your career and reputation soar

Cancer, July begins with financial strain and emotional friction, but recovery is on the horizon. Support from elders and a change of scenery will clear your head. By mid-month, your career and reputation soar, with family life becoming warmer. The latter half brings financial improvement and recognition, though caution is advised against unnecessary spending. This month emphasizes gaining wisdom through challenges and emerging stronger.
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The Times of IndiaAstrology

IPU to hold offline counselling for BMS admissions on July 7 at Dwarka campus with merit-based allotment

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University will conduct the first offline counselling for admission to its Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) programme on July 7 at the Dwarka campus. Eligible candidates who qualified the entrance examination can participate in the process, where document verification and merit-based seat allotment will be completed on the same day. The programme, offered at the university-affiliated Indian Institute of Packaging, has 60 seats, with admission cancellation permitted up to July 14.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

BPSSC Home Guard Company Commander recruitment 2026 notification out; check eligibility, direct link to apply

Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission is recruiting 65 Company Commanders for the Home Guard. Applications open June 30, 2026, closing July 30, 2026. Candidates need a Bachelor's degree and must meet specific age and physical standards. The application fee is ₹100 for all. Don't miss this opportunity to join the Bihar Home Guard.
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The Times of IndiaEducation

JoSAA round 2 seat allotment 2026 likely today, online reporting ends July 5: Check details here

JoSAA will announce the Round 2 seat allotment for the 2026 counselling process at 5 PM on June 30, with opening and closing ranks to follow. Candidates allotted seats must complete online reporting, including fee payment, document upload, verification and seat confirmation, by July 5 to secure their admission and remain in the counselling process.
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Delhi University releases CSAS PG admission schedule for correction window, mid-entry and Round 3 seat allotment

Delhi University has unveiled the next phase of postgraduate admissions under CSAS-PG 2026-27. Key dates include an upgrade window from June 30 to July 1, and a mid-entry/correction window from July 2 to July 4 for new applicants and existing ones needing edits. The third round of seat allocation and performance-based program admissions are set for July 6, with supernumerary quota allocations on July 7.
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He scored just 1 in Chemistry and didn't crack JEE, years later he became IIT Madras Director and even chaired the same exam

Dr. V. Kamakoti's journey shows that one exam does not define a person's future. Despite scoring just one mark in Chemistry and failing to clear JEE, he pursued engineering, earned his Master's and PhD from IIT Madras, became a distinguished researcher, later chaired JEE, and was appointed Director of IIT Madras. His career, recognised with the Padma Shri, highlights resilience, academic excellence, and his vision for responsible AI, innovation, and industry-focused engineering education.
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Rahul Ravindran quits X amid online abuse

Director Rahul Ravindran is quitting X (formerly Twitter) after facing severe online abuse and death threats stemming from a debate on the Ketan Agarwal murder case. He revealed that a notification led him to disturbing comments that evoked intense rage and made him uncomfortable with his own emotional response. Ravindran expressed his desire to remove social media's influence over his feelings and confirmed his decision to delete the app.
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