Cancer Horoscope Today, September 02, 2026: Emotional stress eases as Moon influences mood; opportunities for career advancement arise

A welcome shift arrives today. The Moon is your ruler. It regulates your emotional waters and Saturn relaxes just enough to allow your stress to lessen. You might wake feeling more relaxed, or realize at mid-morning that the weight you’ve felt for several days is beginning to shift. Good. You’ve needed that.Your job is a…

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NIC recruitment 2026 announced for 376 Scientific/Technical Assistant ‘A’ posts: Application date to be out after GATE results

The National Informatics Centre (NIC) has announced a recruitment drive for the post of Scientific/Technical Assistant-‘A’ (Group ‘B’, Non-Gazetted S&T post) at Pay Level-6 (₹35,400 – ₹1,12,400). This is an opportunity for candidates with a background in electronics, computer science, software systems, or emerging fields like data science and AI to join NIC, the government’s…

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‘English cricket more important than IPL or a franchise’: Alastair Cook reignites Jacob Bethell debate amid The Hundred withdrawal | Cricket News

Alastair Cook reignites Jacob Bethell debate England great Alastair Cook has revived the debate over Jacob Bethell’s IPL stint, saying international cricket should always come before franchise leagues. His comments have resurfaced after Bethell was ruled out of this year’s The Hundred with a knee injury, denying him valuable match practice ahead of England’s Test…

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Natabari 2026 Election: TMC’s Sailen Barma Faces BJP’s Girija Shankar Ray in Key Battle | India News

In West Bengal’s Natabari consituency, BJP’s Girija Shankar Ray defeated TMC’s Sailen Barma by 34,613 votes. Ray got 1,26,911 votes while Barma got 92,298 votes.Natabari is a general (unreserved) constituency in Cooch Behar district of West Bengal. In 2026, the candidates include Sailen Barma of the Trinamool Congress (TMC), Girija Shankar Ray of the Bharatiya…

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In 2023, researchers tested human voices, predator calls, dog barks and flashing lights on elk and deer in British Columbia; human shouts scared them most

On the edge of farm fields in British Columbia, where cultivated land meets forest and mountain, farmers have long struggled with deer that slip in at dusk to feed on crops. In search of non-lethal ways to protect their harvest, scientists tested a simple idea. They broadcast recordings of human shouts, wolf howls and cougar…

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Vaishakh Amavasya 2026: When is Vaishakha Amavasya? Check date, rituals and significance |

Amavasya is one of the most important days in Hindu religion. Ancestors or forefathers are worshipped on this specific day because Amavasya’s are dedicated to them only. People offer their sincere prayars to them with devotion and do puja rituals and spiritual activities for their salvation. Amavasya falls every month and this month, Amavasya will…

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Jemimah Rodrigues suffers hamstring injury, Asia Cup participation in doubt | Cricket News

Jemimah Rodrigues (File photo) India batter Jemimah Rodrigues has been ruled out of the ongoing Hundred after suffering a hamstring injury while playing for Southern Brave, putting her participation in the upcoming Women’s T20 Asia Cup in doubt.Southern Brave confirmed on Saturday that Rodrigues will miss the rest of the tournament, with Australian all-rounder Charlie…

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Akshay Kumar’s escort car meets with accident in Mumbai; auto-rickshaw badly damaged, bystanders help trapped man, no casualties reported | Hindi Movie News

An escort vehicle from Akshay Kumar’s convoy was involved in a collision with an auto-rickshaw on Monday evening. According to reports, Vishwas Nangare Patil, Director General of the Anti-Corruption Bureau, Maharashtra, was present at the accident site and was seen trying to assess the situation. Fortunately, no casualties have been reported so far.Disturbing visuals from…

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Hair Dye under Regulator’s Lens; Firms asked to prove safety compliance | India News

NEW DELHI: Millions of Indians use hair colour products every month to cover grey hair or change their appearance. Now, the country’s drug regulator wants manufacturers and importers to demonstrate that the products they sell comply with safety standards and carry adequate warnings for consumers.In a circular issued on June 10, the Central Drugs Standard…

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