Horoscope Today, November 19, 2025: Mars transits Jyeshtha, these zodiac signs must handle hidden rivalries carefully

Today’s horoscope for November 19, 2025, guides each zodiac sign through opportunities and challenges in career, love, and personal growth. The stars advise focusing on authenticity, protecting peace, embracing surrender, and trusting intuition. Embrace honesty, self-respect, and gentle flow to navigate the day with clarity and calm.

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Ranveer Singh’s ‘Dhurandhar’ lands in trouble again: Widow of Karachi cop objects to his portrayal in and threatens legal action

The widow of slain Pakistani police officer Chaudhary Aslam has threatened legal action against the upcoming Bollywood film “Dhurandhar” if her husband is falsely portrayed. She took offense to a trailer dialogue and expressed concern over the film’s depiction of Karachi’s criminal elements, questioning Indian filmmakers’ motives.

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Which planet influences your sleep patterns in astrology

Vedic astrology suggests that planetary positions significantly influence our sleep patterns. The Moon governs emotional balance and restfulness, while Mercury affects mental activity and dreams. Saturn can induce deep sleep or insomnia, and Rahu/Ketu are linked to disturbed sleep. Understanding these astrological influences can help individuals improve their sleep by managing their emotions and thoughts.

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Bigg Boss Malayalam 7: Riyas accuses Shanavas of having ‘Zero Standards’; Shanavas calls the guest a ‘Waste’

Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7 witnessed a fiery clash between guest entrant Riyas Salim and housemate Shanavas during the ‘BB Hotel’ task. The conflict ignited when Shanavas refused Riyas’ request to change bedsheets, escalating into a heated exchange. Riyas retaliated by creating chaos, prompting Shanavas to allegedly use obscene language.

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Rajasthan NEET PG counselling 2025 round 1 merit list released: 3,707 candidates eligible for MD/MS, details here

Rajasthan’s NEET PG 2025 counselling has commenced with the release of the provisional merit list. Over 3,700 candidates are eligible for the 2,299 available MD/MS, diploma, and DNB seats. The choice-filling window is open, with seat allotment scheduled for November 27. Candidates must report to their allotted institutes by December 3.

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