Sagittarius Horoscope Today, September 14, 2026: Career brings recognition but focus on saving before celebrating

General:This day has a generous feel to it, Sagittarius. A wish you’ve carried for some time may finally move toward fulfilment, and the relief will show on your face. Jupiter, your ruler, blesses gains and social recognition, while the Moon supports friendly ties and future plans. You may feel that doors are opening again.Support from…

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Borneo’s rainforest was selectively logged, but 22 years later it held only 60% of the carbon stored in primary forest | World News

A rainforest in Borneo was still carrying the carbon legacy of selective logging more than two decades after the trees were cut. Researchers studying a selectively logged area in Sabah found that, 22 years after the disturbance, its above-ground biomass and carbon pools remained at only about 60 per cent of the levels measured in…

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EPFO has an official WhatsApp channel for PF updates; here’s how to join and get educational information on EPF advance withdrawals and more

Besides sharing updates, the EPFO WhatsApp channel also provides members with educational content. The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has been taking steps to keep members informed and allow access for more information digitally. As part of this effort, the retirement fund body has asked members to follow its official WhatsApp channel for the latest…

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George W Bush to Donald Trump: None of Federer, Nadal and Djokovic in top 10 rankings for first time since 2002 | Tennis News

Novak Djokovic of Serbia reacts after defeating Botic van de Zandschulp of the Netherlands in their third round match at the Australian Open tennis championship in Melbourne, Australia, Saturday, Jan. 24, 2026. (AP) Last time none of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic were in the top 10 of the ATP rankings, George W…

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A 3,500-year-old British timber monument is drying out underground; a £700,000 excavation will race to record it as 40% of buried archaeology risks being lost within months

Recent evaluation excavations confirmed that ancient worked timber and other organic evidence are already deteriorating. The danger is particularly urgent because around 40% of the site’s buried archaeology could be lost within just a few months if the deterioration continues. For thousands of years, the mud beneath the fields near Peterborough quietly held onto a…

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Vijay and Ajith Kumar over the years: From 1990s stardom and fan wars to their historic Silverstone reunion that brought the two Tamil cinema icons together | Tamil Movie News

Actor-turned-politician Vijay, who also serves as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, travelled to the United Kingdom to support fellow Tamil star Ajith Kumar at the Silverstone Circuit. Vijay was invited as the official guest to wave the ceremonial green flag at the race, where Ajith competed in the Michelin Le Mans Cup in the…

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At 16, Vyasji Mishra built a stove using kerosene and water: The school innovation that won him a top prize at the science exhibition

At a time when most teenagers were focused on school and science assignments, 16-year-old Vyasji Mishra was trying to solve a practical problem with an unusual idea. A Class 11 student from Devsar in Madhya Pradesh, Mishra developed a hybrid stove that used kerosene for initial heating and water converted into steam as an alternative…

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Altitude and attitude: How DGCA makes sure high-flying pilots don’t fly high | India News

How India’s aviation regulator is tightening the net on pilots and crew to ensure those trusted with thousands of lives are fit to fly. (AI-generated image) There is something inherently unsettling about flying. Thirty thousand feet above the ground, hundreds of passengers sit inside a pressurised metal tube travelling at hundreds of kilometres per hour,…

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