Pisces Horoscope Tomorrow, 9 September 2026: Career, Money, Love and Health Predictions

Harnessing creative thinking can pave the way towards innovative solutions for challenging issues, igniting fresh ideas. As the day progresses, routine tasks and deadlines may take on a greater significance. While romance may initially seem enticing, daily responsibilities can dampen the enchanting vibe. Singles should focus on maintaining attraction beyond exhilarating discussions. Prioritizing health involves…

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Meet Anvith Yalamanchili, the 17-year-old Dubai student who watched his brother’s school commute triple to 45 minutes and built a free carpool service that drew 1,000 sign-ups

Anvith Yalamanchili,17, has developed a car-pooling platform that has received institutional backing too from Damac When a student’s morning school journey in Dubai Sports City suddenly tripled from 15 minutes to 45 minutes after three new campuses opened nearby, his older brother decided to find a way to solve the traffic problem. Anvith Yalamanchili, a…

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Cheque-bounce case: Actor Rajpal Yadav seeks exemption from surrender, SC says deposit Rs 5 cr first | India News

SC sets condition for Rajpal Yadav’s surrender relief NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed actor Rajpal Yadav to deposit Rs 5 crore with its Registry by Wednesday as a condition for exempting him from surrendering to serve his sentence in a cheque-bounce case involving film producer-financier Murli Projects Pvt Ltd.A bench headed by…

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Nearly 300 flights cancelled across UK after air traffic control glitch, major airports hit

UK air traffic control glitch grounds nearly 300 flights. Photo credit: Reuters Nearly 300 flights were cancelled across the UK on Tuesday after a technical problem in the air traffic control system disrupted operations at several major airports, with hundreds more flights delayed.Britain’s National Air Traffic Services (NATS) said engineers had identified the problem in…

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Husband died in 2006, and widow was paid PF and gratuity; she filed for pension in 2011 but window had closed in 2010, here’s what Delhi High Court said

The Delhi High Court said the communication in question did not establish the truth of Devi’s claim. Her husband passed away in 2006 and she was not eligible for family pension. However, the bank her husband worked at opened a one-time pension eligibility window some years later which the widow applied for after the last…

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T20 leagues taking over? Ricky Ponting fears ODI cricket will be ‘played less’ in coming years | Cricket News

Ricky Ponting has admitted he is worried about where ODI cricket is heading, with the former Australia captain fearing the 50-over format could gradually be squeezed out by the ever-growing presence of T20 franchise cricket across the globe.Ponting, one of the most successful ODI batters in cricket history with 13,704 runs in the format, believes…

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Meet Dr Alberto Cruz: The palaeontologist who found a new Ice Age toad hiding in a 1950s La Brea fossil collection |

PC: California’s La Brea Tar Pits & Museum A small Ice Age toad hidden in the collections of California’s La Brea Tar Pits has emerged as a new species to science, giving researchers another way to read the environmental history of ancient Los Angeles. ‘Spea labreae’, the extinct spadefoot toad, was identified when Dr Alberto…

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