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Fall Equinox Numerology 2026: What September 22 Means for Birth Numbers 1–9

As the Autumn Equinox arrives, it brings a spirit of harmony and fresh starts. Numerology’s number five emphasizes the importance of flexibility and embracing change. Each individual can seek direction from their birth number to navigate this transformative time. By fostering adaptability and mindful choices, this celestial event paves the way for personal evolution and…

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“The first lesson began with nail cutters”: How an 82-year-old educator brought school to a Tamil Nadu tribal hamlet and helped 50+ children dream beyond farm labour

An unusual education initiative in Kodaikanal’s Kombai-Perungadu tribal settlement is changing how children and families think about schooling. Instead of beginning with textbooks, teachers first arrived with nail cutters, hygiene lessons and conversations with parents. The initiative, called “School on Wheels”, was started in 2024 by My School Satya Surabhi to reach children who had…

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Pankaj Udhas’ wife leases out 3347sq feet commercial property in Pune with a total rent of Rs 2.89 crore: Report |

Late ghazal singer Pankaj Udhas’ wife, Farida Pankaj Udhas, has leased out a 3,347 sq ft commercial property in Pune to ICICI Bank for nine years. According to property registration documents accessed by CRE Matrix, the deal involves a total rent of around Rs 2.89 crore over the lease period.The property is located on the…

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In 2017, Robert Downey Jr. invested USD 10.5 million to buy a 141-year-old home: years later, the Windmill cottage is still one of his most eccentric buys |

A look into Robert Downey Jr’s eccentric Windmill home worth USD 10.5 million. Image credit (Instagram)​ Robert Downey Jr. and his wife, Susan Downey, have quite an impressive real estate portfolio. The list of their real estate investments goes on and on; however, one of the most interesting additions is their very own Windmill cottage!…

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Five Indiana engineering students built a 12-hour wearable that helps visually impaired users detect obstacles beyond a cane or guide dog

Students at the Rose Hulman Institute of Technology collaborated to create their 2026 design projects aimed at solving everyday problems to improve the lives of people around them. Among them was a team of five who built a 12-hour wearable that helps visually impaired users detect obstacles that their cane or guide dog cannot, as…

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