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Gemini Horoscope Today, March 12,2026: Don’t chase quick profits or tips from friends

Today, love is in the air as the Moon aligns with Venus to inspire heartfelt conversations and connection. Your partner’s unwavering support creates a nurturing atmosphere for relationships to thrive. However, heed the words of Mercury—your humor could come off as too sharp. Practice compassion, particularly towards women. Romance sits close to your skin today….

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Salman Khan’s ex-girlfriend Somy Ali wishes Salim Khan speedy recovery, calls him ‘a father figure’: ‘His hospitalization made my heart sink’ | Hindi Movie News

As veteran screenwriter Salim Khan remains admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Lilavati Hospital, Salman Khan‘s ex-girlfriend Somy Ali has shared an emotional note wishing him a speedy recovery.Taking to Instagram, Somy spoke about the time she lived in his home and how he treated her like a daughter. She wrote, “Hearing that…

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‘If Suryakumar Yadav loses the defamation case, I will file a Rs 500 crore case,’ Khushi Mukherjee escalates controversy | Hindi Movie News

After Suryakumar Yadav’s fan and social media influencer Faizan Ansari claimed to have filed a Rs 100 crore defamation case, Khushi Mukherjee has once again found herself at the centre of the controversy over her remarks about the Indian cricketer.Speaking to the paparazzi, Khushi issued a strong warning, stating that if Suryakumar Yadav loses the…

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‘Whitewashing brutal invasions’: BJP on ex-VP Hamid Ansari calling Mahmud of Ghazni ‘Indian’ | India News

Former VP Hamid Ansari (ANI image) NEW DELHI: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday strongly criticised former Vice President Hamid Ansari over his remarks describing Sultan of the Ghaznavid Empire Mahmud of Ghazni as an Indian. The party accused him of distorting history and attempting to “whitewash” the brutal invasions of India.Ansari, who served…

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Reading scores are falling in the US: Why boys are losing ground faster than girls in class

Every few years, test scores force the United States to confront an uncomfortable truth about its classrooms: reading levels are falling, fewer students read whole books, national averages have declined across grades. But within that broad slide lies a sharper divergence. Boys are losing ground faster than girls.A recent analysis by the Educational Opportunity Project…

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Hundred Auction 2026: Pakistan’s Haris Rauf goes unsold, Shaheen Afridi makes late withdrawal | Cricket News

Haris Rauf (Agency Photo) Several Pakistani cricketers experienced a disappointing outcome around the 2026 Hundred auction across men and women’s categories, with fast bowler Haris Rauf going unsold and ODI captain Shaheen Shah Afridi withdrawing just before the bidding began. Teams were already expected to be cautious with their overseas slots, which limited opportunities for…

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Pakistan in T20 World Cup 2026 Live Updates: Pakistan boycott India clash; ICC warns of far-reaching consequences

Beyond fines, there could be a host of wider sanctions, including docking of World Test Championship points, no movement in ICC rankings, reluctance of top member nations to tour Pakistan, and even restrictions on player participation in the Pakistan Super League. Pakistan are scheduled to open their campaign against the Netherlands on February 7, followed…

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The new H-1B map: Where America pays global talent and where it quietly doesn’t

High vs. low floors: How city choice influences H-1B pay and career leverage On 20th January last year, when Donald Trump was sworn back into office, the H-1B programme entered a period of deliberate ambiguity. Within months, familiar fault lines reopened: renewed scrutiny of employer filings, sharper compliance signals from federal agencies, revived debate around…

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