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Dolly Parton’s final six months behind closed doors: She lost her hair, became extremely thin and was largely confined to bed as she privately battled cancer |

Behind the rhinestones, Dolly Parton reportedly endured a heartbreaking final battle in private. Dolly Parton spent a lifetime making sure the world saw the woman behind the rhinestones as strong, glamorous and larger than life. But in the final months before her death at 80, the country music icon was reportedly living with a very…

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Taurus Horoscope Today, August 27, 2026: Inner faith shines as Moon supports you

A sense of inner peace and resilience paves the way for a balanced day ahead. The joy and affection of children invigorate us, reflecting their growth and achievements. With Venus guiding us, love and connections flourish through meaningful actions. Students are expected to stay focused, enhancing their academic success. Initiating financial ventures and maintaining consistent…

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Wireless communication picked up; search operation launched in J&K’s Samba | India News

The hilly area of Sumb is considered strategically important from a security perspective. (PTI photo) JAMMU: Security forces launched a joint search operation in the remote, hilly hamlet of Sumb in J&K’s Samba district after receiving information that a wireless set had been briefly activated in the area and satellite communication was detected around 1pm…

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Post-Covid, profits rise faster than investment | India News

Profits pulled sharply ahead of investment in FY24 (Representative image) MUMBAI: Corporate profits have recovered much faster than investment after the pandemic, with aggregate profit before interest and tax (PBIT) growing 21.4% in FY24 against 6.1% growth in gross fixed assets (GFA), an Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister working paper has found.Profitability itself…

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An invasive beetle wiped out black ash trees across parts of North America; scientists germinated 22,000 seeds, including genetic material from tree populations that no longer survive in the wild

An invasive beetle wiped out black ash trees across parts of North America Researchers have created a living seed bank to protect North America’s endangered black ash trees from extinction after decades of damage from an invasive insect. Led by scientists at Pennsylvania State University, the conservation project has successfully germinated 22,000 black ash seeds…

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HPBOSE Matric second result 2026: Dual board system takes combined pass rate to 89.54%

HPBOSE Matric second result 2026 declared; combined Class 10 pass rate reaches 89.54% The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) has announced the result of the Matric second examination held in July 2026. The examination was conducted for students appearing for essential improvement, compartment, optional improvement and additional subjects. A total of 8,181 students…

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Ayan Mukerji in talks with Namit Malhotra to bring ‘Ramayana’ producer on board as studio partner for ‘Brahmastra 2’: Report | Hindi Movie News

Ayan Mukerji in talks with Namit Malhotra to bring ‘Ramayana’ producer on board as studio partner for ‘Brahmastra 2’: Report The search for a studio partner for ‘Brahmastra 2’ continues, with reports suggesting that Namit Malhotra of Prime Focus has shown interest in coming on board. This follows unsuccessful talks with Jio Studios, Dharma Productions…

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Love Predictions, 27th August, 2026: Moon in Aquarius & Dhanishtha Nakshatra; How Today’s Transit Shapes Your Love Life

The celestial alignments today promote a spirit of independence and a focus on mutual aspirations within relationships. Couples are likely to find joy in planning future projects and discussing shared objectives. For singles, opportunities for connection may arise through group events and social interactions. Specific zodiac signs may need to navigate differing expectations and needs…

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RBI flags price risks, 2nd time in August

Headline CPI inflation increased marginally in July. MUMBAI: The Indian economy remains resilient despite external headwinds, but below-normal monsoon prospects, higher crude oil prices, geopolitical tensions and global trade uncertainty pose risks to growth and inflation, according to the State of the Economy article in RBI’s Aug bulletin.The assessment also pointed to firm domestic demand,…

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