Numerology Calculator: Your Birth Date Could Reveal How You Handle New Beginnings in September 2026

September 2026 signifies new beginnings and independence, driven by numerology’s Number 1 energy. Your unique Birth Number influences how you approach these fresh starts and opportunities. Individuals with Birth Numbers 1, 5, and 8 may act quickly on new ventures. Those with Birth Numbers 2, 6, and 9 might need emotional clarity or closure first….

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In 2010, India launched Aadhaar Card; 16 years later UIDAI says work underway to take Aadhaar global to benefit NRIs and OCIs

UIDAI is working towards expanding Aadhaar beyond India. (Image for representative purpose only) India launched its first Aadhaar card in 2010. And sixteen years later, the Aadhaar card which has now become an integral part of important documentation work in the country is now set to go global.The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) is…

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In 1988, Nezam Hafiz captained Guyana U19 against Brian Lara, later represented USA; 13 years later, the cricketer lost his life in the 9/11 attacks | Cricket News

Nezam Hafiz and 9/11 attack (Images: Wikipedia and X) Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, the names of those who lost their lives continue to carry stories of lives, families and dreams that were suddenly cut short. Among them was Nezam Ahmed Hafiz, a talented Guyanese-born cricketer who had gone on to represent the…

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‘He rejected it outright’: Former PCB chief selector blames Imran Khan’s domestic overhaul for Pakistan cricket’s downfall | Cricket News

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan (PTI Photo) Former Pakistan chief selector and head coach Haroon Rasheed believes the decline of Pakistan cricket can be traced back to the sweeping domestic-structure changes introduced during Imran Khan’s tenure as Prime Minister, claiming the former Pakistan captain rejected a proposed hybrid model in favour of drastically reducing the…

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Scientists fitted GPS collars to 17 lions and 14 hyenas expecting hyenas to follow lions; thousands of locations revealed the opposite, with male lions approaching as hyenas retreated

Wildlife biologists tracking lions and spotted hyenas in Southern Africa have found evidence that challenges a long-held belief about how the two predators interact. Instead of hyenas mainly following lions to find leftover food, the study found that male lions often actively move towards spotted hyenas, while the hyenas try to get away. The study,…

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Neena Gupta advises people how to react to body-shaming and personal questions like when are you getting married: ‘Tumhare baap ka nahi khaati’ |

Neena Gupta has a rather straightforward way of dealing with people who cross personal boundaries — she gives them a taste of their own medicine. The veteran actor recently opened up about how she responds to intrusive questions about marriage and unwanted comments about her appearance, revealing that she prefers blunt comebacks over letting such…

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Emotionally Healthy Spirituality: Why September 2026 Is a Good Time to Rethink How You Handle Difficult Feelings

September 2026 offers a chance for personal reflection on spiritual practices. It is important to acknowledge anger and grief instead of suppressing them. Healthy spirituality allows for faith alongside acknowledging difficult feelings. Boundaries are crucial for maintaining well-being and preventing exhaustion. True surrender involves action and accepting what cannot be controlled. Spirituality is often linked…

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Watch: Putin takes swipe at ‘so called’ G7, says Brics accounts for over 40% of world GDP | India News

Putin was addressing the Brics Business Forum in Delhi. NEW DELHI: Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday took a swipe at the Group of Seven (G7), contrasting its economic contribution with that of Brics and saying the latter now accounts for more than 40% of global GDP.Speaking at the Brics Business Forum, Putin said the…

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‘AI a double-edged sword’: FM Sitharaman flags innovation risks, urges efficiency without fragility

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman described artificial intelligence as “a double edged sword”, warning that while it can help detect fraud, it can also be used to perpetrate it. Speaking at the Global Fintech Fest 2026, Sitharaman also added that innovation should expand efficiency without creating new forms of systemic fragility.Cautioning about the risks linked to…

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