Gandhinagar, Sept. 5 -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Vadodara and Navsari on September 8, where he will inaugurate and lay the foundation stones for various development projects in Gujarat,... Read More
India, Sept. 5 -- This is a visible day, and people may look to you for direction, updates or decisions. The Moon begins the day in Taurus in your tenth house, and as the morning progresses, the Moon ... Read More
India, Sept. 5 -- The day starts with outside support but gradually asks for more quiet, rest and self-control. The Moon begins the day in Taurus in your eleventh house, and as the morning progresses,... Read More
India, Sept. 5 -- Do not judge the day too quickly, because it gathers strength after a slow beginning. The Moon begins the day in Taurus in your twelfth house, and as the morning progresses, it moves... Read More
Jagdalpur, Sept. 5 -- The survivor and witness of the 2013 Jhiram Ghati Naxal attack, Shiv Singh Thakur, on Saturday expressed dissatisfaction with the National Investigation Agency (NIA) Special Cour... Read More
Dubai, Sept. 5 -- Fiery spells from Shree Charani and Prema Rawat helped India dominate arch-rivals Pakistan, skittling them out for just 55 runs in their final league-stage women's Asia Cup clash at ... Read More
India, Sept. 5 -- You begin the day with a stronger presence and a clearer sense of what you want, but the mood becomes more practical as the hours move ahead. The Moon begins the day in Taurus in you... Read More
Sangrur, Sept. 5 -- Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring on Saturday visited the Civil Hospital in Sangrur and enquired about the health of youth Mohanjeet Singh, who was allegedly i... Read More
India, Sept. 5 -- The day asks for effort, but it also rewards a brave, practical approach. The Moon begins the day in Taurus in your second house, and as the morning progresses, the Moon moves into G... Read More
India, Sept. 5 -- Many, like one of the founding fathers of liberalism, John Stuart Mill, thought that the tyranny of the majority to be feared was often the tyranny of the uneducated majority. This w... Read More