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Time of India
20 hours ago
- Lifestyle
- Time of India
Egyptian Monthly Horoscope for August 2025: These zodiac signs may face the wrath of Ancient Gods this month
1 2 Step into a new chapter of time, where the ancient wisdom of Egypt flows through the days like the Nile under moonlight. This month, the gods—Ra, Bastet, Thoth, Isis, and others—whisper quietly through dreams, signs, and emotions. Egyptian astrology doesn't just forecast—it awakens. You are not alone on this path. Divine forces walk beside you. Let this month be a sacred dance between destiny and choice, guided by power older than time itself. Aries Daily Horoscope (Mar 21 – April 19) This month invites you to embrace transformation and personal growth. You may feel a strong urge to evolve, and that's your inner fire speaking. Don't resist change—it's shaping the better version of you. At work, your ideas may take the lead, but remember to stay humble. In relationships, open-hearted conversations bring healing. If old habits try to return, gently release them. You're becoming wiser, brighter, and more balanced. Trust the journey. You're on the right path. Taurus Daily Horoscope (April 20-May 20) This month, financial opportunities may come in quiet ways—stay alert and proactive. A small chance could turn into something meaningful if you act on time. Your intuition will guide you, so don't ignore the soft inner voice. Avoid unnecessary spending and focus on saving or investing smartly. In love, your calm energy attracts warmth. At work, stay graceful but firm. Light a diya or candle on Fridays—it will help keep your energy balanced and clear. Gemini Daily Horoscope (May21- June 20) This month, focus on strengthening your relationships through honest communication. Speak your heart, but listen more. If misunderstandings arise, clear them gently and directly. Your calm nature gives others comfort—use it wisely. Professionally, teamwork brings better results than solo efforts. Romance may deepen through simple, real moments. Take time to connect with nature—it grounds you when emotions feel heavy. Don't suppress your feelings—express them with care. Truth will heal more than silence ever could. Cancer Daily Horoscope (June 21 – July 22) This month, new challenges will test your resilience and adaptability. Some days may feel heavy, but don't give up. You've faced harder things before. These tests are only shaping your strength. At work, a sudden change might shake things up—respond, don't react. Emotionally, you may need space—take it without guilt. Loved ones might not always understand, but stay true to your path. Meditate or sit in silence when confused. You're stronger than the storms ahead. Leo Daily Horoscope (July 23-Aug 22) This month, responsibilities may increase, but your balance depends on how well you care for yourself. Don't ignore your mental and emotional needs. Make time to rest, eat well, and disconnect from stress. A calm mind will help you take better decisions. In work and relationships, peace will come when you pause before reacting. Say yes only when it feels right inside. Your energy is precious—protect it. Self-care is not selfish; it's your strength. Virgo Daily Horoscope (Aug 23-Sept 22) This month, your creativity will lead the way. A fresh idea or an old dream may finally take shape—follow it with faith. You might feel nervous in the beginning, but trust your spark. At work, thinking differently will impress the right people. Even small experiments can bring big results. Don't hold back your talents. In love, show your authentic side. This is your time to shine in your own unique way. Start with confidence. Libra Daily Horoscope (Sept 23-Oct 22) It's time to release the emotional weight you've been carrying. This month, let go of past grudges—they only block your peace. Forgiveness doesn't mean forgetting; it means freeing your heart. A calm, clean mind will bring better connections with others. In love, soft conversations open new doors. At work, focus improves once old distractions are cleared. Write your feelings or talk to someone you trust. Healing begins when you decide to stop holding pain. Scorpio Daily Horoscope (Oct 23- Nov 21) This month, your intuition will be your strongest guide. When logic feels unclear, listen to your inner voice—it knows the way. An important decision may come suddenly, but you'll handle it with grace if you trust yourself. Don't ignore your gut feeling about people or situations. In love, emotional truth matters more than words. At work, a quiet instinct can lead to a breakthrough. Stay calm, stay grounded. The right answers are already inside you. Sagittarius Daily Horoscope (Nov 22-Dec 21) This month brings many chances to learn and grow—if you are open to them. Whether it's a new subject, a conversation, or a travel plan, each moment holds potential for expansion. Stay curious and ask questions. In work, a new skill may give you an edge. In love, understanding grows through shared experiences. Don't fear change—it's guiding you forward. Say yes to growth. Your adaptability is your biggest strength right now. Use it wisely. Capricorn Daily Horoscope (Dec 22-Jan 19) This month, patience and persistence will be your best allies. Even if things feel slow, keep moving step by step. Your goals are not out of reach—they just need steady focus. Avoid distractions and stay consistent with your efforts. At work, delays may test your resolve, but don't give up. In relationships, gentle communication works better than rushing. Trust your long-term vision. You are closer to success than it seems. Keep walking with faith. Aquarius Daily Horoscope (Jan 20- Feb 18) Change is coming—and it's a gift, not a threat. This month, welcome transformation with an open heart. Old habits, places, or relationships may shift or fall away. Don't resist. These changes are clearing the way for more freedom and clarity. Let go of control and flow with trust. In love, honesty brings a fresh start. In work, flexibility helps you shine. Listen to your inner voice—it knows what's no longer serving you. Embrace the new. Pisces Daily Horoscope (Feb 19-Mar 20) This month invites you to set intentions that truly reflect your soul's purpose. Pause and ask yourself what really matters. Then write it down, speak it aloud, or light a candle for it. The energy supports new beginnings that are aligned with your inner truth. In relationships, show up as your full, honest self. At work, let your passion lead. Don't chase what looks good—choose what feels right. Your heart already knows the way forward. Discover everything about astrology at Times of India , including daily horoscopes for Aries , Taurus , Gemini , Cancer , Leo , Virgo , Libra , Scorpio , Sagittarius , Capricorn , Aquarius , and Pisces . Read your detailed Horoscope Today and Horoscope Tomorrow here.
Daily Record
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Scots Tesco becomes home to pet cat who loves sleeping on shelves
The friendly moggy has brought smiles to many shoppers who look forward to seeing him at the Rutherglen store. A pet cat has been bringing joy to Scots shoppers at a Tesco supermarket. The friendly feline, understood to be named Ra, has been spotted posing for the camera and sleeping in boxes at a local Tesco in Rutherglen, Glasgow. In recent months, Ra has captured the attention of customers, with dozens posting their snaps of him in his favourite spots. One local, Stewart Walker, said Ra - who is also known as the Mayor of Burnside - is a "friendly" cat who makes everyone smile. Speaking to our sister title, Glasgow Live, he said: "Ra is such a friendly wee thing. He is no bother and just finds his space in the foyer of Tesco Burnside. "I've driven in early morning when he's been at the wee crossing in the car park and waits until you stop, then he greets you. "If it's warm and sunny he will lie up near the wall next to the ATM sunbathing. "He actually makes you smile. Bumping into the Mayor AKA RA he lifts what could have been a bad day and makes you smile. "Everybody stops to talk to him, and the kids love to see him about. They pet him - he's just so friendly with everyone. "Hopefully, he gets his own Facebook page and becomes an extra member of the Tesco staff. He could be the community champion cat." Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. Another local, Laura, also shared a snap of Ra on social media. She said: "He's such a friendly wee cat. Everyone talks to him. "I see him chill out in the trolleys a few times as well. The trolleys that have the wee seats for kids and he lies in them. "I've even seen him walking across the zebra crossing, and the driver stopped! "He loves the attention. I see him every time I'm there - that's about five times a week."
The Star
30-06-2025
- Health
- The Star
Health workers in Cambodia on standby to support military, citizens on Thai border
Cambodian Health Minister Chheang Ra (centre) inspects medical facilities in Preah Vihear province on the Cambodia-Thailand border. - Phnom Penh Post/ANN PHNOM PENH (Phnom Penh Post/ANN): The Cambodian Ministry of Health has deployed additional staff and stockpiled medical supplies to strengthen more than 120 health centres along the border. The beefed up clinics and centres aim to assist local citizens — as well as military personnel — along the Cambodia–Thailand border, following the recent resumption of border clashes. During an inspection tour of the border area of Preah Vihear province on June 28 and 29, Minister of Health Chheang Ra stated that after the incident on May 28, which involved an exchange of fire between Cambodian and Thai troops, medical teams were immediately deployed to the border areas, particularly the Techo Bos Sbov area. The teams also began inspecting health centres and community health bases along the border, from Preah Vihear province to Oddar Meanchey, Banteay Meanchey, Battambang, Pailin, Pursat and Koh Kong. 'The health ministry stands with our people and the troops defending our nation's territory. All local-level institutions are working together in solidarity,' the minister stated. He explained that the ministry has launched a special campaign, conducting regular inspections of health centres, but noted that due to the current border dispute, they are also delivering additional medicines and supplies to health centres, while assessing the wellbeing of local people. 'The local health centres and posts along the Cambodia–Thailand border are not isolated. Medical teams across the country are mobilising to stand with our people. We are preparing teams to be ready for any situation. We've come to assess the situation so we can be even better prepared,' he said. The minister added that the ministry has reinforced over 120 health centres along the border, in addition to seven provincial referral hospitals and a facility in Siem Reap province. 'We have seen that our people are well-prepared, with sufficient medicines and equipment. Our staff are ready to mobilise, performing their daily duties and able to respond immediately when needed. This shows that our people are warm-hearted and well-prepared, and we hope citizens will continue to receive even better services,' he said. During the two-day inspection trip, the minister also met with and provided donations to internally displaced people temporarily staying at Wat Po 5000 — over 5,000 individuals from 2,264 families. The ministry stated that Ra advised the leadership of medical agencies at all levels to collaborate in providing both technical and treatment assistance, while further clarifying and deepening their understanding of the situation. In addition, they must evaluate the outcomes of expanded hospital capacity — particularly focusing on emergency response services, treatment beds, and effective referral systems. He explained that responsible leaders must accelerate the strengthening of district hospital capacity in border areas for emergency services, and they must closely monitor the progress of this work to ensure full readiness for delivering emergency and trauma care in critical situations. - Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network
Yomiuri Shimbun
28-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yomiuri Shimbun
Anselm Kiefer Solo Exhibition Held in Kyoto's Nijo Castle; Post-WWII German Master Presents ‘Solaris'
Why has humanity continuously repeated tragedies? This question came to mind while viewing a solo exhibition of artworks by German artist Anselm Kiefer at Nijo Castle in Kyoto. The exhibition, which ended Sunday at the World Heritage site, featured selected works of the 80-year-old master, who represents a post-World War II artists' circle in the country. Kiefer is known for massive works that touch on themes related to mythology, religion and science. The artist, born in 1945, overlayed Japanese and Western histories and senses of beauty, and posed this deep question in a world where war has continued unabated. This was Kiefer's first large-scale exhibition in Japan in about 30 years. The items on display comprised 33 artworks, mainly newer ones, including paintings and first work that greeted visitors was an about 9-meter-tall lead sculpture titled 'Ra,' which was placed outdoors. As if resisting the unescapable force of gravity, a pallet with wings extending widely demonstrates the power of imagination, making visitors wonder if the work may be able to take flight. Most of the artworks were displayed inside dimly lit buildings and illuminated only by natural light. The castle is famous for its kinpeki-shohekiga — screen or wall paintings mainly using gold and blue colors — which was invented by the Kano school of artists. The traditional space suited Kiefer's works painted using gold colors, fascinating visitors. Entering the spacious Daidokoro area of the castle's Ninomaru-goten Palace, visitors saw a painting symbolizing the exhibition. The work is about 4 meters high and about 10 meters wide and titled 'For Octavio Paz.' The large-scale painting harshly depicts scorched earth immediately after an atomic bombing. Soft light depicted in the work accentuates the fury of a person at the center of the scene. In contrast, works in the Okiyodokoro area showed a marvelous expanding scene that looks like a golden wheat field. The installation was titled 'Morgenthau Plan.' The installation related to a plan that the United States devised during World War II to make Germany a country without advanced industries after the war. The work overlayed images of rich natural environments, loss in the war and the postwar occupation. The overlaid images depicted Germany's complicated postwar history. Kiefer was born in a German city that had been devastated and has led a modern art movement with his harsh painting style. His techniques include using sand, lead and straw in layers on a canvas and even burning them. What has always stuck with Kiefer is his willingness to face up to the dark history of his country and confront the hardships of mankind. The subhead of the exhibition was 'Solaris,' which means 'related to the sun.' The works looked at the world 80 years after the war and radiated the strength to illuminate the next generation.
Time of India
20-06-2025
- Time of India
Rs 10L illegal liquor seized at Assam-Meghalaya border, 2 held
1 2 3 4 5 6 Guwahati: A joint operation by Basistha and Jorabat police led to the seizure of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) worth over Ra 10 lakh at the Jorabat police checkpoint along the Assam-Meghalaya border on Thursday evening. The police also arrested persons in this connection. The operation followed specific intelligence inputs regarding the illegal transportation of liquor across state borders. Police intercepted a truck (AS 01 RC 7957) en route from Guwahati to Aizawl in Mizoram, carrying a consignment of liquor. The truck was loaded with brands legally permitted for sale only within Meghalaya, making the cross-border transport of the consignment illegal in the absence of proper permits. The Two persons were arrested during the operation have been identified as Kabir Hussain Laskar (23), the driver from Hailakandi district, and Milan Hussain Laskar (22), a handyman from Sribhumi. They couldn't produce valid documents for the sale, purchase, or transportation of the seized liquor. "A case has been registered under relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Excise Act. Further investigation is underway to trace the supply chain and identify others involved in this illegal liquor network," said Kapil Pathak, officer-in-charge of Basistha police station.
