Chinese Horoscope, September 7, 2026, Daily astro guidance as per your zodiac

Today's Chinese zodiac favors steady progress and practical organization, with the Wood Monkey day encouraging creativity and growth. Each sign is advised to act thoughtfully—patience in relationships and careful decision-making in finances are key. The day emphasizes calm routines for health while fostering collaborative efforts. Overall, prioritize patience and practical judgment for constructive outcomes.

Masaba takes a dig at Mrunal Thakur as she praises Bipasha Basu's athletic build

Bipasha Basu recently made waves with her Elle India cover shoot, earning praise from fashion designer Masaba Gupta for her beauty and athletic build. Masaba's endorsement follows controversial remarks from actor Mrunal Thakur about Bipasha's physique, which ignited backlash. Mrunal has since apologized for her comments, acknowledging the impact of her words on body image perceptions.

Techie works part-time as mehndi artist in US, earns ₹1 lakh from bridal gig

Priyancka Jaiin, a full-time software engineer in the US, charges around $100 per hour for mehndi, earning up to Rs 1 lakh for wedding bookings. While she acknowledges higher living costs, she feels respected as an artist in the US compared to India, where mehndi art lacks recognition. Jaiin's experience underscores the cultural value placed on artists in America.

SOS video: Student trapped in collapsed Delhi building reaches out to friend

A video has emerged of a student, identified as Aditya Kumar, trapped under debris from a collapsed building in Delhi's Satya Niketan. The 11-second clip shows him alert, surveying his surroundings despite being covered in dust. The NSUI has shared the video while participating in ongoing rescue operations at the site. The incident highlights urgent rescue efforts following the collapse.

Xiaomi warns smartphone prices may rise again in 2026 as chip shortage persists

The Indian smartphone market is shifting toward longer upgrade cycles and increased reliance on financing due to rising prices, prompting consumers to seek overall value rather than just specifications. Xiaomi plans to launch its Redmi Note 17 series to address these changes, anticipating further price hikes linked to global chip shortages that will extend into 2026.

‘Total lie’: US dismisses Iran claim of attack on vessel in Strait of Hormuz

Iran claimed on Sunday it attacked a U.S. unmanned vessel near the Strait of Hormuz, a statement dismissed by U.S. military officials. This incident follows recent U.S. strikes on Iranian oil tankers amid ongoing conflict, which resumed after a ceasefire in June. Iranians circumvent sanctions while discussions on their nuclear program stall, impacting global oil navigation.

‘Extra marks if…’: JNU professor accused of sex harassment said this to students

A Jawaharlal Nehru University professor is under investigation following a sexual harassment complaint from 11 students filed with the internal complaints committee. Allegations arose from inappropriate remarks made during viva examinations in May, leading to an ICC inquiry. This incident echoes a previous harassment case at JNU, highlighting ongoing concerns about faculty conduct and student safety.

Why is the S&P 500 at risk of a crash? History warns investors

The S&P 500 nears record highs, raising caution despite potential for double-digit gains; its Shiller CAPE ratio is above 41, historically signaling market risk. Previous instances at this level saw downturns amid rising interest rates and inflation. Trump’s tariffs and geopolitical tensions add to concerns, though strong corporate earnings could mitigate risks. Investors should monitor key economic indicators.

Manipur final electoral roll records 1.96 million voters after revision

The final photo electoral roll for Manipur’s 60 assembly constituencies was published, showing 19,60,620 voters. This reflects a net increase of 26,221 since the draft roll. Amid demands for an updated NRC prior to the Census, the Centre deferred the Census process, as agreed upon in a high-level meeting on September 5, 2026, highlighting ongoing civil concerns.

'The walls were cracking': Student who lived in collapsed Delhi boys’ PG recalls

A boys' PG hostel building collapsed in Delhi's Satya Niketan, trapping over 40 students and resulting in at least one fatality. Rescue operations, directed by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, involve multiple agencies and are ongoing. Students reported structural issues prior to the collapse, with several already hospitalized in critical condition. The building housed students primarily from Kerala, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh.

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta, minister Kapil Mishra reach site of boys’ PG collapse

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has visited the site of a building collapse in Satya Niketan, RK Puram, where urgent search and rescue operations are underway by various agencies including the NDRF and DDMA. An adjacent building has been vacated for safety. Gupta expressed deep concern, emphasizing the priority of citizen safety during ongoing efforts.

Why losing the first 5kg is easy but next 5kg feels hard: Surgeon explains

Dr. Ashish Gautam emphasizes the importance of waist circumference in assessing health, particularly in India, where abdominal obesity affects approximately 350 million adults. As weight loss plateaus, adjustments in diet and exercise are necessary; muscle preservation and strength training are crucial. He advises that weight management should focus on overall health rather than just scale numbers.

Ishan's Duleep Trophy ton revives Test hopes as Agarkar watches from the stands

Ishan Kishan's unbeaten 111 in the Duleep Trophy final reignites his Test cricket prospects after recent performances in T20Is and ODIs. Despite inconsistent South Zone bowling, Kishan's innings highlighted his capabilities, earning East Zone a strong position at 385 for four. Chief selector Ajit Agarkar previously sought greater consistency from Kishan, who now eyes a potential Test recall.

‘Absolute fools’: Imran Khan's sons blast PCB over England Test boycott threat

Imran Khan's sons criticized Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi over a controversial interview discussing their father's health in prison, aired during the England-Pakistan Test. The PCB attempted to prevent the broadcast, sparking tension about a potential boycott. The brothers allege mistreatment, expressing fears for their father's safety, amidst broader concerns about transparency from authorities.

Jharkhand minister Sudivya Kumar dies at 56, state declares two-day mourning

Senior Jharkhand Mukti Morcha leader and Minister Sudivya Kumar died of cardiac arrest at 56, prompting a two-day state mourning across Jharkhand. Kumar, a close advisor to Chief Minister Hemant Soren and a dedicated party member, was cremated with full honors. His death is seen as an "irreparable loss" to both the state and party, reflecting on his commitment to Jharkhand's identity.

Manoj Bajpayee looks unrecognisable as Mahatma Gandhi in Sudhir Mishra’s next

Manoj Bajpayee will portray Mahatma Gandhi in Sudhir Mishra’s upcoming historical drama, showcasing his transformation in first-look images released recently. The film, based on a lesser-known period of India’s freedom struggle, also features Saurabh Shukla and is produced by Anubhav Sinha. Additionally, Bajpayee stars in "Last Man in Tower," releasing on September 11.

The Indian roots of Gloria Steinem’s feminism

In 1957, Gloria Steinem, a recent college graduate, traveled to India, where her experiences shaped her feminist ideals and activism. Engaging with local women and learning from social struggles, she adopted collaborative political practices, emphasizing listening over dictating. Steinem's Indian journey informally defined her feminist trajectory, influencing her later work in American women’s liberation movements.

Why Gurugram floods every year, former HUDA chief explains

Gurugram faces severe flooding due to heavy rain, disrupting daily life and transportation, prompting businesses to implement work-from-home policies and schools to suspend classes. Residents like Ayush express frustration over unrealistic expectations, while experts highlight urban planning failures that ignored natural drainage and terrain. This annual crisis reflects deeper structural issues rooted in the city’s development.

Government must invest in sustainability standards for agri-exports to the EU

India faces substantial costs and investment needs to comply with new EU and UK sustainability regulations impacting agriculture, particularly for SMEs. While the EU promises funding for carbon compliance, gaps exist in support for other regulations. A unified traceability system is essential to attract investment and enhance compliance, yet current efforts are scattered and insufficient. Strategic coordination and partnerships are vital for success.

Right-wing ‘influencer’ sent to jail; Hanuman Ansh crosses ₹100 cr | Top news

A boys' PG hostel in South-West Delhi collapsed on Sunday, resulting in one death and multiple individuals feared trapped. Rescue operations are underway, led by various emergency services. In a separate incident, influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj was placed in judicial custody related to an assault case, while Iran warned the US regarding changes in its wartime responses, and the film 'Hanuman Ansh' grossed over ₹100 crore.

Next China+1 opportunity is not in pills, but bioprocessing

During the 2021 Covid-19 vaccine race, an Indian pharmaceutical CEO urged the US to ease access to crucial raw materials, highlighting the challenges despite India's manufacturing prowess. India's biotech sector is booming, with $30.47 billion in exports and over 11,800 startups. To enhance biomanufacturing, initiatives like Biopharma SHAKTI aim to improve supply chain reliability and develop a robust ecosystem.

How GIFT City can be a game changer for Indian MSMEs

Indian MSMEs face challenges in managing international payments, requiring efficient infrastructure for currency conversion. Current systems, like EEFC accounts, fall short as they navigate complex transactions and costs. GIFT City aims to enhance financial activities by offering flexible solutions that benefit exporters without direct presence. New PSP licenses and digital platforms support broader international trade financing, ultimately aiding India’s export goals.

31-year-old undertrial dies in Odisha jail, family demands probe into death

A 31-year-old undertrial prisoner, Runa Badarait, died in Odisha's Gajapati district, prompting family demands for an investigation. Initially healthy, he suffered chest pain but was declared dead after being transferred to a hospital. Contradictory accounts from jail authorities and police have raised concerns about inmate deaths and poor prison conditions in Odisha, underscored by a recent CAG report on overcrowding and healthcare deficiencies in state prisons.

Bad Bunny, Sabrina Carpenter, Octavia Spencer win their first Emmys

The 78th Emmy Awards commenced on September 5 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, featuring three ceremonies. Notable winners included Bad Bunny, Sabrina Carpenter, and Octavia Spencer, among others. The ceremonies will continue on September 6 and culminate on September 14, with the main event hosted by Mariska Hargitay, celebrating excellence in various programming categories.

Preparing Gen Z for the Viksit Bharat mission

Gen Z redefines career paths, embracing diverse opportunities across professions as they prioritize adaptability in a rapidly evolving job market. With India's Viksit Bharat vision, education must promote critical thinking and interdisciplinary skills, preparing young people not just for their first jobs, but for varied career trajectories. This shift emphasizes contribution over traditional measures of success, urging a collaborative approach to nation-building.

‘If only our actual posts went this viral’: McDonald’s India reacts to X post

McDonald’s India addressed a viral post alleging an intern’s unpaid wages by sharing a humorous image on its X account, indicating the original post was not authentic. The deleted message claimed an intern was forced to take on multiple jobs due to unpaid salaries. This incident has sparked online discussions about authenticity and workplace disputes amidst ongoing social media speculation.

‘No cash, no complications’: Raghav Chadha lauds UPI-UZQR link in Uzbekistan

At the 12th Inter-Parliamentary Union Global Conference in Uzbekistan, BJP leader Raghav Chadha promoted India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) as a digital inclusion model, integrating it with Uzbekistan’s UZQR system for Indian travelers. He emphasized digital rights based on access, agency, safety, and opportunity, highlighting the success of the Digital India Initiative since 2015 and advocating for equal digital rights.

Vijay's TVK functionary hacked to death in Chennai; Stalin slams govt

A 45-year-old functionary of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, S Kannan, was brutally murdered by a five-member gang in Adyar, with police stating prior enmity as the motive. The attackers, arrested later, have connections to Kannan’s past crimes. Political leaders criticized the government’s failure to maintain law and order, highlighting growing public fear in Chennai.

Why is JLR cutting jobs? Up to 4,000 UK jobs could be at risk

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has initiated a voluntary redundancy programme for salaried employees amid plans to reduce costs and streamline operations, potentially cutting 4,000 UK jobs over two years. The company is facing challenges including declining revenue, production setbacks, and a shift towards electric vehicles as it aims for £1.7 billion in savings. JLR employs around 30,000 in the UK.

Liquor bottles, smoking materials found at LU’s Gandhi Park during cleanliness drive

Students at Lucknow University discovered liquor bottles and substance-related items during a cleanliness drive at Gandhi Park, raising concerns about campus cleanliness and adherence to anti-tobacco directives. The initiative, led by Students for Development (SFD), aims to foster responsibility and maintain a substance-free environment. The university is committed to investigating the situation and promoting awareness against substance abuse.