Love Predictions, 28th August, 2026: These Zodiac Signs are blessed with deep healing, mutual respect, and quiet romantic harmony

Today’s celestial influences encourage personal space and introspection in relationships. Emotional pressure may create distance, so avoid forcing conversations or assumptions. Observe actions to match words, understanding diverse emotional processing styles. Some zodiac signs may experience challenges, while others find opportunities for connection. Giving relationships healthy space and focusing on personal interests is advised. Today…

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‘I stopped all my internet accounts’: 70-year-old Australian man falls in love with six-fingered deepfake, transfers $180,000

Australian man Michael thought he found his soulmate in Melanie and transferred money. But it was a deepfake. A retired psychologist in his 70s has been scammed out of $180,000 while he believed he had found his soulmate online. Queensland’s Michael continued his long-distance courtship with Melanie, a nurse in South Africa, until she turned…

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DPDP Act compliance gets Cabinet Secretary’s push; ministries, states put on timeline | India News

T V Somanathan has directed all central ministries, state govts and UT administrations to prepare time-bound implementation plans NEW DELHI: In the Centre’s first formal push to enforce compliance with Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act across the govt, Cabinet Secretary T V Somanathan has directed all central ministries, state govts and UT administrations to…

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Vietnamese cocoa processor converts 5,000 tons of discarded pods into biochar and clean energy, turning cocoa waste into heat that cuts drying time from 15 days to 7 |

A cocoa processor in Dong Nai, Vietnam, has turned a long-standing waste problem into part of the solution for one of its biggest production headaches. Trong Duc Cocoa Company, the country’s second-largest cocoa producer, generates around 5,000 tons of empty fruit pods every year after extracting fresh beans. Rather than letting that waste pile up,…

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FMGE 2026: NBEMS to conduct additional exam by October-end after foreign medical graduates’ protest

NBEMS will conduct an additional FMGE by October-end 2026, giving eligible foreign medical graduates an earlier chance to clear the screening test. The decision follows eight days of protests over the June FMGE results, with candidates seeking reduced qualifying marks and greater transparency. NBEMS has retained the existing qualifying standard and announced no compensation for…

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Orry says Sara Ali Khan’s mother Amrita Singh ‘put me through hell’, chooses not to reveal what happened: ‘Bad things happen to bad people’ |

Orry recalls a difficult 2021 phase involving Sara Ali Khan’s mother Amrita Singh, saying the experience left him traumatised but ultimately made him stronger. Orhan Awatramani, popularly known as Orry, has opened up about a difficult chapter from his past, recalling what he described as a deeply traumatising experience in 2021 involving Sara Ali Khan‘s…

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