This week for Aries focuses on education, personal growth, and speculative ventures starting from September 29th. Enjoyable travel is likely for career or new ideas. Midweek brings workplace challenges but stronger relationships. Financially, expect expenses and gains with joint investments improving stability. Health stays robust despite midweek stress.
Read MoreMaihar SP Sudhir Agarwal said, “In this accident, 17-20 injured have been admitted to different hospitals. 6 people have lost their lives. The bus was going from Prayagraj to Nagpur. The accident occurred when the bus collided with a dumper parked on the roadside.”
Read MoreApproximately 10 people were killed and more than 25 injured in a severe road accident near Maihar district, Madhya Pradesh. The incident took place late Saturday night on National Highway No. 30 when a passenger bus collided with a parked truck. Rescue operations continue as the injured are being treated at nearby hospitals.
Read MoreETimes TV’s poll indicates Priyanka as the frontrunner for Cooku With Comali 5, securing over 68% of votes. Shaalin Zoya follows closely with 52%, while Pooja Venket and Sujithra Dhanush garner 29% and 22%. Irfan and VTV Ganesh trail with around 10%. The final episode will reveal the winner.
Read MoreTaurus is advised to focus on personal responsibilities and emotional well-being this week. Home and family matters are crucial early on, with a shift to creative pursuits midweek. Health or legal issues may arise towards the weekend. Relationships improve midweek with better communication and stronger bonds.
Read MoreA fire broke out early morning at Tata Electronics’ iPhone component factory in Tamil Nadu, specifically at a chemical godown. No casualties were reported, but 11 workers suffered suffocation and received medical treatment.
Read MoreChangpeng Zhao, the founder of Binance, has been released from US jail after serving a four-month sentence for anti-money laundering violations. He paid a $50 million fine and stepped down as CEO. Binance faced a $4.3 billion penalty.
Read MoreLinkedIn has decided to remove its AI-powered prompts from posts for Premium users, which were designed to analyze content and highlight opportunities. Despite this change, LinkedIn will still offer AI-driven personalized insights on job searches and networking. The decision follows user complaints about the prompts being more annoying than beneficial.
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