Chakra Horoscope Today, October 2, 2026

On October 2, focus on authenticity and self-worth, as today's energy promotes steady growth. Chakra practices help ground you amidst uncertainty, advocating honest communication and emotional balance. Each zodiac sign receives tailored advice, emphasizing the importance of recognizing personal strengths and maintaining healthy boundaries. Remember, genuine progress arises from appreciating your journey rather than chasing perfection.

Wedding fashion trends men should know before shopping, says Curato founder

The modern Indian groom is now curating personal wedding wardrobes with nuanced choices spanning multiple events, indicating a shift from traditional singular outfits. Influenced by social media, comfort, and individuality, grooms prioritize versatile, well-fitted styles. Trends show growing experimentation with colors and casual silhouettes, evolving typical menswear norms and making comfort essential for the wedding experience.

Writ jurisdiction extraordinary in nature, can't be used for personal disputes: Delhi HC

The Delhi High Court ruled that its writ jurisdiction is not meant for personal disputes, dismissing a man's petition against a private firm for lack of merit. The petitioner claimed the company engaged in anti-national activities, including hacking, and misused his emails. The court emphasized this jurisdiction is for public interest, not individual grievances.

Flydubai flight ‘fell 14,000 feet in about half-a-minute': What happens to a plane when it dives?

In a dramatic incident, the flydubai Dubai-Tel Aviv flight experienced a severe dive after the co-pilot allegedly stabbed the captain, nearing the speed of sound before the aircraft stabilized at 14,000 feet. The Boeing 737 Max 8 landed in Saudi Arabia with significant rudder damage. Such high-speed dives can stress an airliner’s structure, necessitating thorough investigation.

Karnataka SIR: Shivakumar, Vijayendra trade charges over 'deletion of voters' from electoral rolls

A heated exchange unfolded between Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar and BJP State President B Y Vijayendra over accusations surrounding the electoral process and Form-7. Shivakumar labeled BJP actions as conspiratorial, while Vijayendra emphasized the legality of their claims. Both leaders challenged each other’s integrity, revealing rising tensions ahead of elections amid ongoing scrutiny of voter list integrity.

Pending probe not sufficient reason to restrict travel: Delhi High Court

A Delhi High Court ruling has questioned the validity of Look-Out Circulars (LOCs) issued against an Indian citizen and his Singapore resident son linked to a 2017 Serious Fraud Investigation Office complaint. The court noted that an ongoing investigation does not justify travel restrictions. Their petition argued LOCs were issued arbitrarily without proper consideration, infringing on travel rights.

‘Gen Zs will be better bosses’: Woman calls out workplace toxicity

Social media users, responding to a video by Gen Z employee Mitali Sharma on toxic workplace culture, echoed her sentiments about harmful practices. Comments highlighted Gen Z's commitment to fostering healthier environments, respecting work-life boundaries, and recognizing juniors as equals. Sharma's experiences underscore generational shifts towards empathy in leadership, shaping future bosses who will reject toxic behaviors.

Terms of Trade | SIR: Demonetisation and déjà vu

India's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process has led to the deletion of around 118 million voters, raising concerns about disenfranchisement and institutional impropriety. Analysts highlight that SIR undermines constitutional principles and serves political interests, particularly for the ruling party. This situation reflects broader issues of institutional health versus political economy, emphasizing the need for ongoing scrutiny of democratic processes.

500+ detained, internet cut, metro closed: High drama as Jantar Mantar sees protests again

Over 500 protesters, including former Delhi CM Atishi, were detained by Delhi Police to prevent an unauthorized demonstration at Jantar Mantar against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the Election Commission's practices. Barricades and road restrictions slowed traffic and affected metro services. The protests stem from ongoing dissatisfaction regarding electoral roll revisions, prompting calls for Kumar's resignation.

We have the addiction medicine, but seem to lack the will

In India, while buprenorphine was developed to aid in overcoming drug addiction, only a fraction of those in need receive treatment, leaving millions untreated. A lack of awareness and stigma around addiction contributes to rising HIV rates and societal strain. Comprehensive, accessible care is crucial, akin to successful initiatives for tuberculosis, to combat this growing epidemic.

El Al airline cancels flights for Israelis from Dubai after flydubai incident

Israel's El Al airline canceled repatriation flights from Dubai after flydubai suspended its services to Tel Aviv due to an in-flight attack. Emirati authorities did not grant landing permission for the planned flights. Tickets for future one-way flights are available. Dubai remains a key destination for Israelis after UAE-Israel relations normalized in 2020.

Maharashtra: 7 killed, 20 injured as truck rams Bolero on Samruddhi Mahamarg in Amravati

A speeding truck collided with a Bolero pickup van in Maharashtra’s Amravati district early Thursday, resulting in the deaths of seven people, mostly young devotees returning home with a Durga idol ahead of Navratri. Approximately 20 others were injured, with five in critical condition. Authorities are investigating the crash's cause as relief efforts are underway.

Keralam to set up model plants for plastic waste disposal, waste-to-energy: CM Satheesan

Keralam will establish model plants for plastic waste disposal and waste-to-energy conversion within two years, according to Chief Minister V D Satheesan, aiming to set a benchmark for other states. The 'Nirmalam' campaign seeks to achieve a waste-free Kerala by 2031. Satheesan emphasized community involvement and education in waste management practices, transforming waste into valuable resources.

Nancy Guthrie update: Why was Luke Daley arrested? Shocking claims made

Luke Daley, previously detained in the Nancy Guthrie case, has been arrested again on new charges including possession of firearms and narcotics. Social media users speculate on his resemblance to a suspect in a doorbell camera video linked to Guthrie's disappearance. Daley denies involvement, asserting he was held for questioning without clear answers.

12-hour internet shutdown ordered at Jantar Mantar amid anti-EC protest

Telecom companies were ordered to suspend internet services around Delhi’s Jantar Mantar for 12 hours due to protests demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged electoral roll irregularities. This is the second shutdown in three months, following a similar incident during a July protest. Background indicates such measures have occurred previously during political protests.

2 Tamil Nadu officials suspended over Hindi signposts on state highway amid uproar

Two officials in Tamil Nadu were suspended for approving Hindi signposts along the Sathankulam-Nazareth highway, contradicting the state's two-language policy. The decision followed backlash from opposition parties, which criticized the TVK government for perceived Hindi imposition. DMK leader MK Stalin and PMK chief Anbumani Ramadoss demanded accountability, emphasizing Tamil Nadu’s historical resistance to Hindi signage.

'Could feel flight going down, couldn't let passengers die': Smit Machchhar to PM

Flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar recounted his harrowing experience during a mid-air crisis where he was attacked by his co-pilot, describing how he felt the aircraft descending and fought to open the cockpit door despite severe injuries. Praised by PM Modi for his bravery, Machchhar highlighted the importance of reciting the Hanuman Chalisa in dire moments, viewing it as a source of strength. Previously an established pilot, he faced a life-threatening challenge while maintaining his composure.

2027 has bad news for corporate employees: These 8 holidays will fall on weekends

In 2027, corporate employees may be disappointed as major festivals like Maha Shivratri and Independence Day fall on weekends, reducing opportunities for extended breaks. While opinions on the impact vary, many highlight that corporate holiday policies remain unchanged. Major holidays include Dussehra and Christmas on Saturdays, potentially limiting weekday time off. Holiday calendars differ by state.

How more personalised treatment can change gynaecological cancer care

Gynaecological cancers pose a significant public health issue, with GLOBOCAN 2024 estimating over 153,000 new cases in India. Delays in diagnosis stem from symptom misrecognition and healthcare access issues. Advances in specialized testing and personalized treatments enhance care, fostering timely interventions. However, socio-economic barriers hinder equitable access, underscoring the need for improved healthcare ecosystems.

First DPDP challenge: Knowing where your personal data lives

Indian companies are inundated with documentation for personal data protection but lack clarity on data location amid new Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, set to fully take effect by May 2027, imposing hefty penalties. Accurate data mapping and inventory are essential to comply and avoid breaches, making ongoing diligence crucial as companies prepare for increased regulatory scrutiny.

'Spits in face of Constitution': Pete Hegseth slammed for setting up Office of Religious Affairs

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's announcement of a new Office of Religious Affairs has sparked criticism for potentially prioritizing Christianity in military policy. Critics, including the Secular Coalition for America, argue it neglects nonreligious service members and raises First Amendment concerns. This move aligns with Hegseth's previous reforms affecting military chaplaincy and religious practices.

CREDAI’s NATCON comes to India for first time in over a decade, puts spotlight on Kolkata

India's real estate sector is transforming, driven by economic ambitions, homebuyer expectations, and AI adoption, according to CREDAI leaders at NATCON 2026 in Kolkata. The event underscores the importance of innovation and new technologies for growth and sustainability, as developers face evolving market demands and challenges. The sector aims to bolster urban development and contribute to India’s economic future.

Yuzvendra Chahal retires from First-Class cricket but desire to play again for India ‘alive'

Yuzvendra Chahal, the renowned Indian spinner, announced his immediate retirement from red-ball cricket via Instagram, reflecting on his journey from a 10-year-old with a love for the game to his final match at Lord’s. Though he never played Test cricket for India, Chahal expressed a strong desire to continue competing in One-Day and T20 formats.

Switching jobs, staying relevant: The Gen Z way

Generational shifts in career trajectories are redefining professional mobility, with Gen Z exhibiting shorter job tenures (1.1 years) compared to previous generations. Motivated by growth and purpose rather than impatience, they seek meaningful roles and skill development. This change challenges traditional employment norms, urging companies to foster internal mobility and continuous learning for enhanced retention and engagement.

24-yr-old national-level basketball player killed as SUV collides with dumper in Uttarakhand

A 24-year-old national-level basketball player, Yatish Yadav, was killed, and his wife, Sheetal, injured when their Scorpio SUV collided head-on with a dumper truck on National Highway 309 near Pirumadara, Uttarakhand. The accident occurred early Friday due to alleged negligence by the dumper driver. Yatish, a teacher, was recently married, and family members demand accountability.

India's Oscar entry 'Gondhal' sets previews in six cities ahead of six-language release

Mumbai’s Marathi psychological thriller "Gondhal," selected as India’s entry for the 99th Academy Awards, will have exclusive preview screenings starting October 9 in six cities, including Mumbai, Pune, and Delhi, before its theatrical release in multiple languages. Directed by Santosh Davakhar, the film explores a newlywed couple's complex relationship set against traditional Maharashtra's culture.

From your 20s to your 50s, here's what your plate should look like

Nutrition needs evolve significantly as we age, notably in the 50s when preserving muscle and bone health becomes crucial, especially for women facing menopause; calcium and vitamin D are key nutrients. In her interview, Dr. Namita Jain emphasizes adapting dietary habits in each decade to account for lifestyle and physiological changes. Individualized nutrition is vital at every life stage.

NWR Apprentice Recruitment 2026: Apply for 2008 posts at rrcjaipur.in, details here

North Western Railway (NWR) is hiring for 2008 Apprentice positions with applications opening on October 7, 2026, and closing on November 6, 2026. Candidates must pass 10th grade with at least 50% marks and hold a National Trade Certificate. Selection is based on a merit list. An application fee of ₹100 applies, exempting certain groups. For details, visit rrcjaipur.in.

Abhishek Bachchan says he would love to do Kajra Re 2.0: ‘Convince Aishwarya and my dad’

Abhishek Bachchan's highly anticipated film "King," directed by Siddharth Anand, stars Shah Rukh Khan alongside Suhana Khan and Deepika Padukone, releasing on December 24. The gripping teaser showcases Khan's intimidating persona, declaring, "Darr nahi dehshat hoon." Abhishek fondly recalls filming the iconic song "Kajra Re," celebrating its enduring popularity and expressing interest in a potential sequel.

Phantom jams, traffic that moves like fluid, forced merges: The physics behind Barapullah gridlock

A new flyover in Delhi, Barapullah Phase-III, exacerbates traffic jams by merging six lanes into three, contravening traffic engineering principles, leading to severe congestion within days of opening. Experts advocate for improved public transport and reduced private vehicle use to alleviate gridlock. Historical insights show adding roads can worsen traffic, as evidenced in Seoul's successful highway demolition.