October 17, 2026

Career & Money Predictions, 7th September, 2026: Moon in Cancer Demands Logic Over Emotion at Work; Time to Reassess, Rectify & Reconstruct Professional Goals

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Today offers a chance to reassess professional ambitions and learn from past mistakes. Revisiting old ideas and unfinished tasks can lead to new opportunities. Employees and business owners can benefit from second chances and reconnecting with former contacts. Certain zodiac signs may need extra care while others can enjoy good luck. This day encourages practical…

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In 1974, Michèle Mouton’s father gave her an Alpine A110 car with a condition to prove herself or quit; she had entered a man’s world of rallying but 11 years later, she was the ‘fastest woman alive’

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Mouton initially worked as a co-driver, accompanying her friend Jean Taibi on the 1972 Tour de Corse. For years, rallying was seen as a man’s sport. The cars were brutally fast, the roads unpredictable and the margin for error tiny. Then came Michèle Mouton. She did not enter motorsport trying to become the fastest woman….

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In 2024, Arizona used foam made from 100% recycled glass at 19 sites while widening 23 miles of I-17; the lightweight fill helped culverts built for two lanes support added lanes

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I-17 Improvement Project using foam glass aggregate as a new innovative construction material Engineers in Arizona have used an unusual material to expand a major interstate: tens of thousands of tonnes of crushed recycled glass. During the expansion of Interstate 17 north of Phoenix, construction crews used ultra-lightweight foam glass aggregate at 19 locations along…

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Isro: Isro says its ‘next chapter’ is leading national space ecosystem | India News

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ISRO “would neither be privatised nor will its importance be diminished”. BENGALURU: Two days after nine employee bodies at Isro centres sought written clarity on the future role of the organisation amid space-sector reforms, Isro on Sunday hinted at its “next chapter” while categorically stating that it “would neither be privatised nor will its importance…

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From drones to assassins: Russia’s hybrid war in Europe could turn deadly, experts warn

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Russia probing Nato’s defences with sabotage; experts fear escalation to assassinations A growing series of suspected Russian sabotage operations across Europe is raising fears that Moscow’s campaign of covert pressure could escalate into attempts to kill senior defence officials and other prominent targets, security experts have warned.Germany has emerged as a particular focus of concern…

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Homebuyer promised 5,069 sq ft villa by builder, but only 3,900 sq ft delivered: Telangana RERA orders Rs 20 lakh refund and Rs 98 lakh penalty

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Telangana RERA found that the builder had misrepresented the villa’s total area. (Image for representative purpose only) You give down payment for a home, but at the time of the sale agreement you realise that the builder did not deliver on the promised area that was advertised. What happens then? A recent Telangana RERA ruling…

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Gianni Infantino to run for fourth term as FIFA president despite growing pressure over World Cup plan | Football News

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Gianni Infantino (Image credit: FIFA ) FIFA president Gianni Infantino will stand for re-election next year despite growing pressure over his controversial plan to sell stakes in the World Cup, football’s world governing body said on Sunday.Infantino is seeking a fourth and final term that would keep him in charge of FIFA until 2031. His…

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‘Hanuman Ansh’ producer Anupriya Nagar confirms sequel after film crosses Rs 100 crore at box office: ‘Maharaj ji has given us so much in abundance, we don’t have a choice’ | Hindi Movie News

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Anupriya Nagar, an economics graduate from the University of Bath, was only 21 when she decided to invest all her savings from three years of part-time work in the UK into ‘Hanuman Ansh’. It was her first-ever film project, despite having no prior experience in the industry. She had even secured a job in Zurich…

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“I could not afford expensive coaching”: How Mumbai slum boy Abhishek Sharma made the best use of borrowed internet to crack IIT

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Every time his phone’s data ran out, the terrace became Abhishek’s classroom. (Photo: India Today) For most students preparing for JEE Advanced, a stable internet connection is hardly something they think about. For Abhishek Sujit Sharma, it could determine whether he would be able to attend a class or access his study material that day.When…

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