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Virgo, Weekly Horoscope, August 23 to August 29, 2026: Emphasis on home and family; relationships strengthen with practical affection

The beginning of the week highlights the importance of home and family, fostering a sense of comfort. As you move forward, an adventurous spirit starts to bloom, lifting your mood significantly. By midweek, you’ll feel more confident in social settings, opening up to new experiences. As Friday approaches, excitement fills the air and recognition is…

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Assam achieves historic milestone with IVF-born indigenous Lakhimi calf: CM Sarma | India News

The world’s first IVF female calf of the Lakhimi breed – native to Assam – has been born at the Assam Veterinary and Fishery University. GUWHATI: Assam has achieved a major milestone in livestock biotechnology with the birth of the world’s first IVF-born female calf of the indigenous Lakhimi breed, chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma…

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Kuldeep Yadav or Saransh Jain? The subplot thickens as Colombo braces for a different script | Cricket News

Team India head coach Gautam Gambhir (left) giving a pat on Saransh Jain’s chest after the all-rounder completed his practice session at the SSC in Colombo. (Photo Courtesy: Sahil Malhotra) TimesofIndia.com in Colombo: Will he, won’t he? Questions surrounding Kuldeep Yadav reached a fever pitch when the chinaman stayed away from the second training session…

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Researchers turned data from roughly 1,200 Starlink satellites into a giant scanner for Earth’s upper atmosphere, mapping a hard-to-observe region around 500 kilometres above the planet

Representative Image (AI-generated) A network of Starlink satellites designed primarily for internet connectivity is giving scientists a new way to study one of the hardest-to-observe regions of Earth’s atmosphere. According to a study by researchers at Kyoto University, publicly available orbital data from roughly 1,200 Starlink satellites were used to estimate the density of the…

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NTA needs reform, not replacement, says former UGC chairman

The National Testing Agency (NTA) requires deep structural strengthening to address recurring examination-security concerns, but replacing the agency altogether may not be the most useful solution, former University Grants Commission (UGC) Chairman Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar has said.Speaking to PTI, Kumar, who chairs the Review Committee for the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, said the recurring…

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Saif Ali Khan compares ‘Haiwaan’ director Priyadarshan to his father Tiger Pataudi: ‘Both cricketers and both lost an eye but…’ |

Saif Ali Khan compares ‘Haiwaan’ director Priyadarshan to his father Tiger Pataudi: ‘Both cricketers and both lost an eye but…’ Saif Ali Khan is gearing up for the release of ‘Haiwaan’, directed by Priyadarshan and co-starring Akshay Kumar, where he plays a visually impaired musician and martial arts coach. In a candid chat, Saif spoke…

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Chandra Grahan 2026: Blood Moon Will Be Seen on This Day, Know Its Spiritual Meaning

During the August 2026 lunar eclipse, observers will witness a mesmerizing Blood Moon displaying a rich copper color. While falling short of totality, this partial eclipse encourages spiritual practices, especially within Hindu traditions where Chandra Grahan denotes a time for meditation and reflection. Families will come together to chant mantras, fostering concentration and tranquility. The…

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No more boarding pass stamps: New immigration rule for international flyers from Sept 1 | India News

International travelers will soon need e-boarding passes on smartphones for immigration clearance. Physical boarding passes will no longer be stamped by immigration authorities from September one. This change aims to streamline the process and reduce passenger inconvenience. A pilot project is also underway to eliminate immigration stamping for Indian passport holders. The Bureau of Immigration…

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Meet Mythreya Dharani, the 18-year-old New Jersey student who built an AI model to predict how individual tumors will respond to the chemotherapy drug cisplatin

Mythreya DharaniPhoto credit: Society for Science Mythreya Dharani’s achievements in the high school science research arena are few and far between. The Society for Science, which organizes the prestigious Regeneron Science Talent Search, announced that 18-year-old Mythreya from New Jersey developed an AI model to predict how individual tumors would respond to the chemotherapy drug…

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