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1 (Those born on the 1st, 10th, 19th and 28th of any month, are ruled by the Numerology number 1)Today asks you to keep your pride on a shorter leash, especially where rules and authority are involved. If you have been overdoing things lately, late arrivals, sharp replies, shortcuts at work, it can show up…
1 (Those born on the 1st, 10th, 19th and 28th of any month, are ruled by the Numerology number 1)Today you may find yourself judging your own work a little too harshly. A small delay, a curt reply, or one task going back for revision can feel like proof that you are not doing enough….
1 (Those born on the 1st, 10th, 19th and 28th of any month, are ruled by the Numerology number 1)6th March 2026 has you thinking like a starter, not a finisher, and that’s healthy. Your confidence is steady and your ideas come quickly, but the real win is coordination. If you’ve been meaning to kick…
Workplace bullying often begins subtly, eroding confidence and well-being. Experts emphasize setting clear, consistent boundaries as a crucial self-care strategy. These quiet assertions, like neutral language and documenting incidents, protect mental health and dignity, shifting focus from confrontation to self-preservation. Workplace bullying almost never starts with shouting or threats. It sneaks in quietly – through…
Mauni Amavasya is not meant for doing or fixing anything. It is meant for stopping. On 18 January 2026, the planetary energy is heavy and inward because many planets, along with the Sun and Moon, are packed into Capricorn, a sign ruled by Saturn. When Saturn dominates, emotions don’t come out easily. They sit quietly…
RBI deputy governor Poonam Gupta is upbeat on India’s growth prospects, especially due to a series of reforms. In her first interview since taking charge eight months ago, she tells TOI that the recent movement of the rupee is not a concern. Excerpts:What’s your overall assessment on growth and inflation, and are we nearing the…
Every Chhath Puja, returning home to Bihar turns into an adventure — trains bursting with passengers, traffic jams that defy physics, and conductors who redefine honesty. Atul Thakur relives his experiencesIt was 2014. End-October. I was in Delhi — where I work — but needed to go back home to Bihar for the Chhath Puja….
