Weekly Tarot Cards Reading, October 20-26, 2025: These zodiac signs must act early or can miss the window

This week’s tarot horoscopes offer guidance for Aries through Pisces, emphasizing intuition, honesty, connection, grounding, self-reliance, letting go, emotional facing, patient progress, past reflection, energy protection, lightness, and quiet growth. Each sign receives specific advice to navigate love, work, and self-growth with trust and confidence.

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Commodity market boost: Sebi plans to boost institutional participation; derivatives and bonds in focus

Sebi is actively working to boost institutional investment in agricultural and non-agricultural commodity markets, aiming to strengthen their appeal for hedging purposes. The regulator is also exploring avenues to allow banks, insurance companies, pension funds, and foreign portfolio investors to participate in these markets, alongside efforts to deepen the corporate bond market.

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Key suspects detained in Odisha police exam corruption scandal amid ongoing investigation

Crime branch detained two key suspects in the multi-crore corruption case linked to the postponed Combined Police Service Examinations-2024. The prime accused, Shankar Prusty, remains at large, believed to be the mastermind of an inter-state broker network. The investigation has led to 119 arrests, including candidates allegedly trained in Andhra Pradesh with leaked exam questions.

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Rajat Bedi clears the air on fallout with Salman Khan over losing role in Radhe, ‘Bhai wanted to protect me’

Rajat Bedi, who recently impressed audiences as Jaraj Saxena in Aryan Khan’s debut series The Ba***ds of Bollywood, has addressed the long-standing rumours about his supposed fallout with Salman Khan. The speculation stemmed from Rajat’s earlier interview, where he mentioned that Salman had advised him against taking up a role in Radhe (2021).

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Farmers in Ganjam district face pest infestation threatening paddy crops

Farmers in Ganjam district’s Bhanjanagar area are facing significant worry as brown plant hopper (BPH) infestation is damaging standing paddy crops. Despite expecting a bumper harvest due to adequate rainfall, pests are spreading rapidly. Agriculture officials have acknowledged the issue, citing erratic monsoons and excessive urea use as contributing factors, and are advising farmers on…

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