Sagittarius, Weekly Horoscope, September 21 to September 27, 2025: Romance and connection are strong motivators

This week, Sagittarians will experience improved work conditions and renewed purpose, with family support boosting confidence. Romance thrives early on, while finances look promising midweek, favoring secure investments. However, the weekend may bring increased spending and minor disputes, urging caution. Prioritize self-care and balance to maintain well-being, ensuring a recharged state for the days ahead.

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Cancer Horoscope for September 2025: Saturn to bring financial clarity and tough lessons

This month, Cancer, master your emotions with calmness and maturity under Saturn’s influence. Build stronger connections through understanding and honest dialogue in love. Navigate career demands with emotional intelligence and patience, focusing on clear communication. Manage finances practically, avoiding emotional spending, and prioritize health with balanced routines and stress-reducing practices.

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4 houses built on govt land demolished

Barbil municipality has demolished four unauthorized houses built on government land in Barkat Nagar, ward no. 8. The individuals involved face pending criminal cases. This action follows a court order, with authorities stating that approximately 50% of residents in the Barbil municipality area occupy government land. The administration claims to be addressing violations, with further…

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Watch: As Jagdeep Dhankar resigns unexpectedly, his old video resurfaces; had said ‘Will quit in 2027, subject to divine intervention’

Vice-president Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned on Monday evening, citing medical reasons, cutting short his term scheduled to end in August 2027. His resignation, which came on the first day of Parliament’s Monsoon session, has sparked political speculation. An old video resurfaced where Dhankhar mentioned his retirement in August 2027, “subject to divine intervention”.

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From Rajiv Gandhi to MGR: How OTT platforms are uncovering India’s lesser-known political and freedom narratives

Indian filmmakers are exploring the nation’s political history with new depth. OTT platforms enable complex narratives of events like Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination. Series such as ‘The Hunt’ and ‘The Revolutionaries’ revisit forgotten stories. ‘Freedom at Midnight’ dramatizes Partition. ‘Mayasabha’ examines Tamil Nadu’s unique political landscape. Streaming services offer creative freedom to portray history with realism.

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