Zodiac signs who will be extremely lucky this festive season

October’s festive spirit brings immense luck to Pisces, Taurus, and Leo. Pisces can expect financial resolutions and improved relationships. Taureans will witness career growth and personal fulfillment, possibly leading to marriage. Leos will see wishes granted, divine support, and lasting love. This auspicious period offers spiritual enlightenment and significant positive changes for these zodiac signs.

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Which sleeper are you? Study identifies 5 major sleep patterns and their health effects

A new international study identified five distinct sleep patterns, revealing their profound impact on physical health, mental well-being, and personality. Researchers found that short sleep, frequent awakenings, poor quality sleep, reliance on sleep aids, and daytime drowsiness despite adequate rest are linked to various psychological and biological traits, influencing everything from emotional regulation to disease…

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WATCH: Why did a 36-hour nightmarish traffic jam happen in China? Lessons world would want to learn

Millions of Chinese travellers faced a colossal traffic jam in Anhui province as they returned home after an eight-day holiday combining National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival. China’s largest toll plaza, Wuzhuang, with 36 lanes, was overwhelmed, creating a ‘river of red lights’ visible in viral videos. The ‘free passage’ policy and a confluence of factors…

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UGC NET December 2025: NTA issues important advisory for candidates to verify Aadhaar, UDID details; check details here

NTA has issued an advisory for UGC NET December 2025 applicants to verify their Aadhaar and UDID details before submitting forms. Applications are open from October 7 to November 7, 2025, at ugcnet.nta.nic.in. The exam, for JRF, Assistant Professor, and PhD eligibility, will be held in December-January. Correction window: November 10-12, 2025.

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Microsoft engineer quits after 13 years; sends resignation email to thousands of employees: I can no longer work for a company that is…

A principal software engineer at Microsoft resigned, citing the company’s cloud services contracts with the Israeli military. This follows protests and the termination of five employees over similar concerns. While Microsoft cut some services to an Israeli intelligence unit, activists argue it’s insufficient, demanding a complete halt to military contracts.

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