Horoscope Tomorrow for October 31, 2026

Tomorrow’s horoscope emphasizes practical choices, patience and communication, urging signs to balance ambition with reflection and emotional awareness. Aries and Virgo may build stability or seize opportunities, while Gemini faces rapid developments; relationships benefit from honesty, cooperation and support. Others should avoid rushed decisions and process disappointment thoughtfully. Forecast for tomorrow by certified tarot reader Kishori Sud.

Satoshi Nakamoto: The mystery behind Bitcoin's elusive creator and his $89 billion fortune

Binance’s breach, putting $6.3 billion in crypto assets at risk, has renewed focus on security, while Bitcoin’s enduring mystery remains Satoshi Nakamoto. The pseudonymous creator disappeared in 2011, leaving an estimated 1.1 million BTC untouched, worth about $89 billion. Blockchain analysis traces the fortune to early mining addresses; Adam Back and Peter Todd deny being Nakamoto.

I keep dozens of tabs and apps open, and these are the laptops I would consider

Seven laptops in this roundup target multitasking, offering 16GB or 32GB RAM, SSD storage and Intel or AMD processors, from compact business machines to 15.6-inch models. Choose according to workload, portability and software; prioritize memory, processor capability, SSD speed and verified battery life, and check recent reviews and configurations, since similarly named models may differ.

NZ ride Phillips ton to bury India under highest total

New Zealand thrashed India by 87 runs in the third T20I, posting 259/7 before India finished on 172/9, as Glenn Phillips’ 107 and Michael Bracewell’s fifty powered a 115-run stand from 40 balls. Their assault exposed India’s wayward bowling, while two first-over wickets and early dismissals wrecked the chase. Eden Park’s dimensions added a challenge.

Malayalis unhappy with Mohanlal's chopped scenes in Jailer 2, says producer Antony Perumbavoor

Antony Perumbavoor said Malayalis are unhappy that Mohanlal’s scenes were cut from *Jailer 2*, voicing fans’ disappointment at the launch of the actor’s upcoming *L368* in Kochi. Mohanlal reportedly filmed additional scenes as gangster Mathew, but only brief moments appeared, despite expectations after his memorable role in the original *Jailer*; neither actor has publicly commented.

Badrinath helicopter crash: A look at 10 chopper mishaps in Uttarakhand over the years

A helicopter carrying six people crashed in adverse weather in Chamoli district Friday while flying from Badrinath to Dehradun, after losing communications and tracking over Joshimath; rescue teams were deployed. The Trans Bharat Aviation crash underscores Uttarakhand’s record of helicopter mishaps, especially on pilgrimage routes, including deadly crashes at Kedarnath and Gangotri and emergency landings.

Constitution must guide judiciary where law is silent: CJI Surya Kant

CJI Surya Kant said the Constitution must guide courts when statutes cannot answer new technology questions, since dignity, liberty and equality remain unchanged. At Delhi High Court’s 60th anniversary, he cited questions over copyright for AI-generated works, deepfakes and balancing innovation with rights. He praised its legal contributions and digital reforms since its 1966 founding.

US intelligence agencies identify businesswoman close to Nvidia chief as Beijing asset: Report

US intelligence reportedly concluded Chinese executive Alice Huang, close to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, was a Beijing intelligence asset; China called the claims a smear. The New York Times reported she was suspected of helping evade US AI-chip restrictions. President Trump was briefed but did not act, while her company, Megaspeed, remains under scrutiny.

Sowjanya murder case: Karnataka names Chetan Singh Rathore as new SIT

Karnataka has replaced the head and one member of the SIT probing the 2012 rape and murder of Sowjanya, naming CID IGP Chetan Singh Rathore and Hassan Additional SP Srinidhi after the previous officers sought release. The Supreme Court ordered a fresh probe, citing serious flaws in earlier investigations; the 17-year-old student’s case remains unsolved.

Scientifically Speaking: As AI cracks hard Math, how will my son’s generation thrive?

AI is transforming mathematics and science, solving problems quickly while raising concerns that human understanding, training and career opportunities may erode. AI-generated proofs and astronomy analyses show capability, but also errors experts must catch. Researchers urge education that uses AI to deepen, not bypass, understanding; students need knowledge, computing skills and curiosity as work changes.

12,000 people shifted from vulnerable areas in north Bengal as GLOF hits adjoining Bhutan

About 12,000 residents along West Bengal’s Sankosh River were evacuated Friday after a glacial lake outburst in Bhutan sent floodwater downstream. Nearly 7.4 million cubic metres escaped Shintaphu Lake into the Mo River, raising Sankosh levels nearly two feet and triggering alerts in north Bengal and Assam. No casualties were reported; Sikkim, devastated by 2023 flooding, was unaffected.

Kentucky woman who allegedly forgot 10-month-old granddaughter in hot car cleared in her death

A Kentucky grand jury returned a “no true bill” on October 27, declining charges against Dr Stacey Fazenbaker after her 10-month-old granddaughter, Scottie Crowell, died in a hot car where she was left for nearly eight hours. Her father discovered she had never reached daycare; on August 13, the car’s interior reached 115°F, while it was 95°F outside.

A for anxious, B for Blue?: How children are coping in our polycrisis world

Urban middle-class Indian childhood is increasingly a high-pressure project, as families invest in achievement while social media, constant comparison and an uncertain future intensify anxiety. A survey of nearly 380,000 students found studies and exams were major stressors, though nearly three-quarters were satisfied with school. Smaller families bring more support, but also scrutiny; childhood has never been universal.

‘Modi kahin nahi jayega’ slogans echo at PM's roadshow, rally in Gujarat's Banaskantha

“Modi kahin nahi jayega” chants rang out during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s roadshow and farmers’ rally in Banaskantha on Friday, as supporters answered Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge’s remark about Modi leaving. His visit featured development projects worth ₹14,000 crore and the release of PM-KISAN’s 24th installment; placards linked his leadership to India’s development, self-reliance and global ambitions.

Exclusive | I always wanted to visit India: Adrián González

Five-time MLB All-Star Adrian Gonzalez is visiting India for the first time, eager to experience its culture, food and sports while playing baseball in Mumbai. The 317-home-run former first baseman says dedication can take aspiring Indian players far, and believes academies alongside cricket can grow baseball. Born in Tijuana, he anticipates sampling India’s spicy cuisine.

How are children faring on anxiety, loneliness, hope?

Young people’s mental health is worsening amid loneliness, uncertainty and digital pressures, with diagnosable disorders among 16- to 24-year-olds rising from one in six in 1993 to one in four in 2024. Experts say social media amplifies vulnerability, while pandemic disruption and anxiety compound distress. Yet face-to-face friendship supports wellbeing; Fonagy says care can help.

US plans major changes to Green Card sponsorship under PERM programme: Details here

The US has advanced a proposal to overhaul PERM, potentially changing how employers recruit American workers before sponsoring foreign nationals for Green Cards. Proposed measures include recruitment documentation, added obligations after layoffs, and nondiscrimination checks. Details, costs and timelines remain unknown until rules are published; PERM has not been comprehensively revised in over two decades.

Major helicopter accidents involving tourists across Char Dham circuit since 2017

At least five helicopter accidents have occurred on Uttarakhand’s Char Dham routes since 2017, including Friday’s crash near Joshimath, where a Trans Bharat Aviation aircraft with six aboard struck a hillside in poor weather en route from Badrinath to Dehradun. Earlier crashes killed 21 people; reported factors included cloud, poor visibility and a rotor striking a cable.

Court rejects CBI's plea seeking amendment of charges against DHFL's ex-CMD, others

A Delhi court rejected the CBI’s bid to add charges against DHFL’s former CMD Kapil Wadhawan, former director Dheeraj Wadhawan and businessman Ajay Nawandar in an alleged Rs 34,000-crore bank fraud, ruling it cannot revisit its order except for clerical or typographical corrections. The CBI alleges 17 banks were defrauded; 104 accused were charged in July, while five were discharged.

From Texas to Kansas, the midterm races that could decide which party runs the US Congress

Control of Congress on November 3 may hinge on a dozen Senate contests and dozens of House races. Democrats need four net seats in each chamber. Low Trump approval and frustration over living costs favor Democrats nationally, but district maps and voter geography may blunt their edge. Candidate strength and local issues could tip toss-ups; Republicans currently hold both chambers.

Dog urinates on Delta plane, passengers fly despite smell to avoid delay, woman shares video

A Delta flight’s passengers were asked to delay take-off for cleaning or endure a dog-urine smell after a dog reportedly urinated aboard on its previous journey. Video showed passengers raising hands to leave on time, prompting debate over pets on planes and whether avoiding a delay mattered. The poster clarified that it was not her flight.

A gentle guide to looking for love offline, by dating coach Simran Mangharam

Singles weary of dating apps can meet compatible people offline by asking friends for introductions, attending activities they enjoy, and approaching encounters with calm, warmth, eye contact and sincerity. Meet suggested matches without snap judgments, focusing on conversation rather than a guaranteed date. A relationship coach says effort has helped clients form wholesome connections.

Step inside Irrfan Khan's Mumbai home as son Babil gives a tour. Watch

Farah Khan’s YouTube tour, led by Babil Khan, reveals late actor Irrfan Khan’s Oshiwara home, blending Turkish-inspired design with family memories. The living room features a sunken seating pit, blue-stone bath-like centerpiece and balcony; mirrors, film posters, guitars and awards add character. The tour also showcases Babil’s shared bedroom, vibrant foyer and green-and-white kitchen.

Binance’s $6.3 billion hack brings back memories of crypto heists where hackers returned millions

Four cryptocurrency thefts show that stolen digital assets are not always lost: Poly Network recovered $610 million, Euler Finance returned nearly $197 million, Curve Finance regained about $53 million, and Munchables secured roughly $62.8 million. Recoveries followed repayments, negotiations, frozen tokens, and returned private keys. The cases span 2021–2024, as crypto-platform security remains a concern.

UP Tourism launches one-day guided heritage tour package in Ayodhya

Uttar Pradesh’s tourism corporation will launch the six-hour “Ayodhya Divine Heritage Trail” on November 1, taking visitors to temples, ghats and sites along the 14-Kosi Parikrama route in two daily batches. Beginning at Lata Mangeshkar Chowk and ending with Saryu Aarti, the tour makes Ayodhya’s heritage accessible to seniors and people with disabilities ahead of Deepotsav’s 10th edition.

Track more than steps with these five smartwatches for health and fitness

Fitness buyers can compare Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra, Amazfit Active Max, Garmin Forerunner 265 Music, Garmin Venu 3 and Samsung Galaxy Watch9, spanning GPS training, running analytics, sleep coaching and health tracking. Buyers should weigh battery life, fit, accuracy and phone compatibility; reviews cite bulk, charging demands and tracking issues. Festival discounts may offer savings.

Gynaecologist explains regular periods do not rule out PCOS, shares signs to watch out for

Regular periods do not rule out PCOS, a hormonal and metabolic condition, says gynaecologist Dr Palak Dewaan; women may experience excess facial or body hair, adult acne, scalp thinning, weight changes or difficulty conceiving. Symptoms and ultrasound findings alone cannot confirm PCOS, so persistent concerns warrant gynaecological assessment that considers diagnostic features and rules out other causes.

Exclusive|Zoya Akhtar on Mumbai's floating advertising barges: We need respite not sponsored sunsets

Filmmaker Zoya Akhtar criticized Maharashtra’s plan for floating advertising barges and illuminated hoardings along Mumbai’s coastline, saying the congested, polluted city needs nature and respite, not “sponsored sunsets.” She says residents deserve a voice before approval, cites concerns for coastal and marine life, and urges restricting commercial signage to designated areas to curb stressful visual pollution.

UP: Distant PET exam centres leave aspirants in lurch; railway station floors become night shelters

UPSSSC PET candidates say centres hundreds of kilometres from home have imposed journeys, financial strain and stress, while overcrowded trains and nights on station floors disrupt preparation and have left candidates unable to reach exams. Aspirants demand local or nearby-district centres. Bareilly officials say 62,024 candidates registered across 23 centres, with security measures in place.

From studs to statement earrings: Jewellery essentials every woman should have in her collection

A versatile jewellery capsule wardrobe relies on timeless pieces transitioning from everyday and workwear to festive and evening looks, while a statement design adds flair, says Keemti Jewels founder Armaan Sunil Kothari. Essentials include studs, a pendant necklace, a ring and bracelet, wearable alone or layered. Choose adaptable designs, not pieces reserved solely for occasions.