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Stray dog bites three-year-old boy near Hosur

‘Conscience is clear’: Britain’s Prince Harry defends tell-all memoir Spare; calls it a ‘series of corrections’

Actress Krystle Dsouza and restaurateur Gulaam Gouse Deewani have reportedly ended their three-year relationship. A close source confirmed their split, which occurred about a month ago. Krystle, who previously praised Gulaam for his unwavering support during her lowest points and for boosting her confidence, has opted for a ‘no comments’ stance on the matter.

Astrology enthusiasts often seek insights into personality traits influenced by zodiac signs. Certain signs, including Pisces, Cancer, Virgo, Libra, and Sagittarius, are celebrated for their inherent kindness and compassion. These signs exhibit empathy, nurture others, offer practical help, promote harmony, and spread optimism.

NBA star Stephen Curry and wife Ayesha are facing backlash after a resurfaced video showed her playfully gesturing to remove her wedding ring upon seeing a shirtless man. Fans are interpreting this and past comments as signs of marital trouble, with some even suggesting divorce. Neither Stephen nor Ayesha has commented on the criticism.

In a world of transactional relationships, Vedic astrology highlights nakshatras embodying pure, unconditional love. These celestial placements, like Rohini and Anuradha, prioritize partners’ happiness, offering unwavering support and selfless devotion. They nurture, heal, and invest deeply, demonstrating a profound commitment that often transcends personal needs, making them the zodiac’s silent nurturers.

This week, Taurus, gentleness is your strength. Patience and calm will guide you through misunderstandings. In love, small gestures matter. For singles, focus on self-healing. Career progress is steady, emphasizing quality. Financially, balance is key, avoiding impulse buys. Health improves by listening to your body. Donate white sesame seeds and jaggery on Saturday for good…

SIR phase 2: BJP forms central review team; panel to track discrepancies, BLO issues

Donald Trump inquired with Volodymyr Zelensky on July 4 about Ukraine’s capability to strike Moscow. This query occurred after Trump expressed frustration with Vladimir Putin’s refusal to accept a ceasefire. Zelensky responded that Ukraine could strike if the US provided long-range weapons. The White House clarified that Trump was merely asking a question.