Horoscope today, September 21: Guidance for all 12 zodiac signs
Today’s horoscope for Monday, September 21, 2026 offers guidance for all 12 zodiac signs, from Aries feeling like a winner to Taurus being warned against overcommitting.
Today’s horoscope for Monday, September 21, 2026 offers guidance for all 12 zodiac signs, from Aries feeling like a winner to Taurus being warned against overcommitting.
Four workers installing CCTV cameras for the traffic police were killed and two injured when a dumper rammed into a stationary crane and an auto-rickshaw in Delhi’s Sarita Vihar around 3:20 am on Sunday; the driver, who fled, was later apprehended.
Iran says it has conveyed seven demands to the US through Qatari mediators before any talks, while Saudi forces said they intercepted a Houthi ballistic missile aimed at Riyadh; oil prices fell on hopes of diplomacy.
Delhi airport’s third runway, 11R/29L, resumed operations on September 20 after a rehabilitation programme that began in February 2026, with resurfacing and a permanent threshold displacement for 29L.
The seven-day autumn session of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly began on September 21 on a stormy note, with BJP members storming the Well and treasury benches raising slogans for the restoration of statehood.
India’s hockey teams have started the Asian Games with record wins: the women beat Uzbekistan 19-0 and Indonesia 17-1, and the men beat Indonesia 13-1.
The Rs 22,569 crore NSE IPO closed on September 21 with 5.69 times subscription, led by qualified institutional buyers at 12.68 times, with retail investors at 1.36 times and listing expected on September 24.
Sensex and Nifty rose on Monday, September 21, tracking Asian markets and easing crude oil prices after six straight weekly losses; the Sensex was up about 420 points in early trade, with reports putting the close near 74,859.
24-carat gold is priced at about Rs 15,584 per gram in India on September 20, with silver at Rs 255 per gram, unchanged from the previous day.
Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange ended his 20-day fast on September 17 after talks with a Maharashtra government delegation and gave the state three months to act on his demands on historical gazette records.