The three ganas of nakshatras: Understanding divine, human and demonic traits in vedic astrology

In Vedic astrology, there are 27 Nakshatras or lunar constellations which are linked to celestial influences and are further classified into 3 types called Ganas. These Ganas-Deva (Divine), Manushya (Human) and Rakshasa (Demonic)-offer invaluable insight into personality, behaviour, strengths and approach to life of an individual.Astrologers believe that determining the Gana of the Nakshatra of…

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Gemini Horoscope Today, August 28, 2026: Jupiter brings luck today; financial gains expected but avoid careless spending

ಮಿಥುನ ರಾಶಿ Some days arrive with a tailwind, and this is one of them. Luck stands near you today, and matters can move more smoothly than you expect. Jupiter is casting a generous glance on your efforts, so even routine work may bring better results, stronger responses, or a pleasant surprise. Money can come in…

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In 1941, Henry Ford introduced an experimental soybean car that used plant-based plastic body panels and challenged the future of steel automobiles |

Long before “bio-based materials” entered the lexicon of the car industry, Henry Ford was trying to answer a different question. Could farms supply more than food? Could fields also provide the raw materials for manufacturing? That idea reached its most unusual expression in the summer of 1941, when Ford unveiled an experimental vehicle with a…

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CBSE answer sheet row deepens as student alleges Physics copy uploaded by board ‘is not mine’

CBSE answer sheet controversy deepens as student claims uploaded Physics copy belongs to another candidate NEW DELHI: Even as the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) continues to face criticism over portal crashes, payment glitches and blurred scanned copies during the Class XII post-result process, a new case shared by a student on social media…

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RBI’s new disaster loan relief rules explained: Banks can help borrowers automatically; what changes from July 1

Banks will be allowed to extend relief measures to borrowers in calamity-hit areas without waiting for individual requests, under revised Reserve Bank of India guidelines that will come into force from July 1, 2026.The RBI on Wednesday issued fresh directions after considering stakeholder feedback on draft norms covering relief measures in areas affected by natural…

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Bihar DElEd first selection list 2026 released at bsebdeled.com; check allotment, admission dates and documents

Bihar DElEd Merit List 2026 releasing today, check first selection list and admission dates The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has released the Bihar DElEd 2026 first merit list, also referred to as the first selection list, today, August 27, 2026. Candidates who appeared for the Bihar DElEd Joint Entrance Examination 2026 and completed the…

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Swiss scientists have created a living building material that grows stronger by pulling carbon dioxide from the air |

However, the construction industry accounts for a great part of the global CO₂ footprint due to massive emissions of carbon dioxide while producing cement and concrete. Although some success has been achieved by architects and engineers in the creation of alternatives, there is still no such type of sustainable building material that would not only…

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Air India board to review losses on May 7, cost-saving plans and CEO hunt in focus

Air India’s board will meet on May 7 to review cost-saving measures, discuss CEO succession plans and consider the airline’s FY26 financials as mounting losses and the Middle East conflict intensify pressure on the Tata Group-owned carrier, PTI reported.Sources told news agency PTI that the board, chaired by Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran, is scheduled…

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‘I worry about my future’: Harvard student says Ivy League degree wasn’t enough to secure an internship

For decades, admission to an Ivy League university has been viewed as a gateway to opportunity. The assumption has been simple: earn a place at one of the world’s most prestigious institutions and employers will follow. Yet for many students entering today’s labour market, that expectation is colliding with a different reality.The challenge is no…

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