Aquarius Horoscope Today, October 06, 2026: Stay private and cautious as rivals watch closely

General:Keep your plans close to your chest today, Aquarius. The stars suggest hidden opposition, loose talk around you, and the risk of becoming a target for criticism or competition. The Moon stirs unease, while Saturn asks for caution, silence, and self-control. You may sense that not everyone around you deserves your trust. Believe that feeling….

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‘Days Of Our Lives’ star Robert Kelker-Kelly passes away at 62; actor found unconscious and not breathing |

Robert Kelker-Kelly, best known for playing Bo Brady on the long-running show ‘Days of Our Lives’, has sadly passed away. He was 62.Kelker-Kelly reportedly passed away on October 3 at his home in Missouri, the medical examiner told the publication. According to the St. Peters Police Department, officers responded to the actor’s home at around…

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‘Even if he’s not getting game time, he’s still in the dugout’: Morne Morkel’s big message for Vaibhav Sooryavanshi | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: India bowling coach Morne Morkel believes teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi can benefit immensely from spending more time around experienced players, even if he does not get a game in the upcoming T20I series against the West Indies.The 15-year-old was part of India’s Asian Games gold-medal winning squad and played all the matches in…

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Sebi: Sebi keeping close watch on improper tips: Tuhin Kanta Pandey

Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey CHANDIGARH: To protect investors from finfluencers operating outside of Sebi regulations, offering stock tips and at times even operating in cahoots with unscrupulous promoters for ‘pump & dump’ schemes, the markets regulator is removing 6,000-7,000 such social media posts each month.Sebi is also working to educate people-investors and would-be investors-so…

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‘What I am removing from the lake is like a treasure’: This Srinagar artisan is turning Dal Lake weeds to ‘Grass Mâché’ and creating work for women

Simran Irshad has developed ‘Grass Mâché’ using weeds removed from Dal Lake. (Photo courtesy: Kashmir Life) For years, the weeds and vegetation removed from Dal Lake were simply something to be cleared away. For Srinagar artisan Simran Irshad, however, they became a possible answer to two problems at once – the growing cost of paper…

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