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• Don’t forget it was you (Akalis) who had humiliated Akal Takht Jathedar: Capt Amarinder To Harsimrat • Big reprieve to people as 16 more Hospitals empanelled under Ayushman Bharat Sarbat Sehat Beema Yojna • Japan: Typhoon Hagibis makes landfall on Izu Peninsula; 2 dead • Air India faces mass resignation ahead of divestment • Woman arrested for selling illicit liquor • Two arrested for assaulting Nakodar resident • Rajasthan: 4.5 magnitude earthquake rattles Bikaner city • Three women among five of family arrested for assaulting a woman

Astrology

Urjaa Guru Arihant Rishi demands a Total Ban on Liquor during the General Elections

In an event named 'Total Ban on Liquor during the Elections' organized by the Energy Foundation on Thursday, 28^th March 2019, at the Café Bhadaas.

Brahma tells to change the way people use astrology services

Brahma tells, a brainchild of Manish Kumar Jhamnani, will soon bring a massive change in the field of astrology consultation services.

Karnataka's 111-year-old seer dead

BENGALURU: Karnataka's 111-year-old revered seer, Shivakumara Swami of Siddaganga Mutt at Tumakuru, is dead, Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy announced on Monday.

Daily Horoscope: Find out what stars have in today for you

It's a new day, a new beginning. It's all about starting life afresh.

Check out your daily horoscope:

Aries: Do not ignore the matters related to payments, law and document work. There may be some disharmony in your domestic life. Keep yourself cool. Slight indecision in a person's attitude may result in the delay. However, your mind will be in control and work will progress well.

Today's Horoscope

Read your daily Horoscope:

Aries: There's not a lot of growth forecasted today -- it seems that your forward momentum is starting to slow down a bit, which is both a good and a bad thing. It's good because you'll finally get a chance to take in the (extremely interesting) view and figure out how you can fit in. But it's bad because you are going to have wait even longer for the changes you've been hoping for. Conserve your energy and wait things out. In the meantime, get busy with a night out on the town.

Apple devices accidentally sending emergency SOS alerts

SAN FRANCISCO: Apple users have been complaining about their devices accidentally sending emergency SOS alerts to the police when worn or used in a wrong way, the media reported.

NASA's Kepler discovers nearly 100 new exoplanets

LONDON: An international team of scientists have confirmed the discovery of nearly 100 new exoplanets -- planets located outside our solar system.

How NASA plans to bring back samples from Mars

WASHINGTON: NASA has revealed how it plans to bring back Martian samples to Earth for the first time with the help of its next rover mission to the Red Planet, Mars 2020.

India becomes member of key export control regime

NEW DELHI: India on Thursday became a member of the Wassenaar Arrangement, that controls the global trade of conventional weapons and dual-use goods and technologies.

This exoplanet could have rocky surface and atmosphere like Earth

TORONTO: Researchers have found that a little known exoplanet orbiting a red dwarf star located about 111 light years away in the constellation Leo could have a rocky surface and a small gaseous atmosphere -- like Earth.

13% of sky covered by mysterious fast-moving gas, shows map

SYDNEY: At least 13 per cent of the sky is covered by high-velocity clouds of gas moving at speeds of hundreds of kilometres per second, suggests a detailed map of these clouds in the universe around us.

World leaders gather in Nairobi for pollution-free planet

NAIROBI: The UN Environment Assembly, the world's highest decision making body on the environment with delegates from 193 countries, will gather in this Kenyan capital for three days from Monday to step up action to counter rising pollution levels.

Crowd-sourcing, Google help Railways showcase its heritage

NEW DELHI: In partnership with Google, the Railways has undertaken an elaborate crowd-sourcing exercise to create a digital repository of its rich heritage and provide passengers a free virtual tour.

Climate progress in India brightens hopes for Bonn

Just a few years ago, India relied almost exclusively on coal to fuel its rapid development, opening new coal-burning power plants and increasing coal mining and imports. This year, however, in a remarkable turnaround, India cancelled plans for an additional 14 gigawatts of coal power and announced that it won't build any new coal plants for at least a decade -- thanks to a rapid rise in renewable energy.

Poor nations seek finances for climate plans New method to gauge onset and end of Indian monsoon Dell Technologies to invest $1 billion in IoT R&D Encroachments at Delhi's Anand Vihar bus terminal adding to air pollution Space station to get new wardrobe for science payloads New paper-based test can diagnose Zika in 20 minutes India needs to be more transparent in snow leopard conservation: US biologist Lunar eclipse on August 7-8 Rainy Monday morning in Delhi In two years solar energy for residential sector would be cheaper than electricity grid: Solar players Sunny Sunday morning in Delhi, rains likely Cloudy Wednesday morning in Delhi 9-member panel to prepare final draft of National Education Policy New technology makes electricity from urine, kills bacteria US students mine for water at NASA's 'Mars Ice Challenge' Researchers discover 2-D magnet for first time Pleasant Sunday morning in Delhi Lost temple discovered after 1,000 years in China India's heaviest rocket with GSAT-19 all set for maiden flight Himalayan hand in December 2004 tsunami that killed 250,000 Anger is good and other lessons from Mahatma Gandhi to his grandson Q1 2017 saw fall in DDoS attacks, says cyber security firm Scientists develop 'super oyster' resistant to deadly virus Rainy morning in Delhi Australian magnate donates $298mn to charities NASA astronauts gear up for emergency spacewalk on Tuesday New technique to help deaf-blind 'watch' TV India will lose 2,305 sq km forest cover by 2025: Study Philippines stops accepting EU grants Feature phones are not dead, it's too early to write an obituary (Comment: Special to IANS)

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