Cancer, Weekly Horoscope, November 23 to November 29, 2025: Week of caution and emotional challenges

Cancer natives face a week of caution and emotional challenges early on. Family support and romantic connections bring warmth mid-week. Career and finances see gradual improvement. The week concludes with destiny’s favor, financial gains, and good news from children, boosting mood and reputation. Health requires attention but ends on a renewed note.

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‘Will Rahul get message?’: BJP mocks Congress as ‘sore loser’; Shashi Tharoor’s Trump-Mamdani remark sparks row

The BJP has questioned Rahul Gandhi’s receptiveness to democratic cooperation after Shashi Tharoor lauded US political civility. Tharoor’s post, advocating for post-election unity for national interest, drew a sharp retort from BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawala, who questioned if Gandhi would heed the message and avoid acting like ‘sore losers’.

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Odisha Vigilance arrests former senior clerk in Rs 68.85 lakh Hindol sub-treasury fraud case

Odisha Vigilance has apprehended Manoranjan Sahoo, a former Hindol Sub-Treasury clerk, for allegedly misappropriating Rs 68.85 lakh in family pension funds. Sahoo, who evaded arrest for two years, is accused of diverting money to his and relatives’ accounts. Meanwhile, the NCB secured convictions for three individuals involved in a major opium trafficking racket, sentencing them…

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Bill Gates on the biggest ‘worry’ every technology company including Nvidia is living with

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates acknowledges the AI frenzy resembles a bubble but stresses its profound, transformative potential, unlike historical manias. He likens the current surge to the early internet, emphasizing that while many ventures may fail, the fundamental impact is undeniable. Gates’ primary concern lies in how companies manage inevitable failures, energy demands, and workforce…

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Rail freight boost: Loading hits 1020 MT; coal leads sector demand as reforms boost efficiency

Indian Railways has achieved a significant milestone, moving over 1020 million tonnes of freight by November 19. This surge indicates robust demand across key sectors like coal and iron ore. Daily freight loading remains strong, surpassing last year’s figures. These achievements highlight improved operational efficiency and healthy economic activity.

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