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Horoscope for May 28, 2022: Check astrological predictions for Gemini, Leo, Scorpio and other zodiac signs

With a new day comes new energy. Read today’s astrological predictions to see whether the stars are in your favour or not.

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With a new day comes new energy. Read today's astrological predictions to see whether the stars are in your favour or not.

Every zodiac sign has its own specific planet. There are about 12 Zodiac Signs in Vedic Astrology. So, if you plan your day according to the astrological predictions, then it might be more fruitful for you. Check your horoscope to see whether the stars are in your favour or not.

Horoscope for May 28, 2022:

Aries (March 21-April 20)

A journey may imply some issues, so if that’s possible, postpone it. Today is not the day to deal with property issues. On the romantic front, there is a lot of signal of happiness.

Lucky Number- 8
Lucky Colour- Green

Taurus (April 21-May 20)

Your attendance at a social gathering would be greatly welcomed. Today you are likely to feel healthier and more energised. A family get-together is planned, and it will be a lot of fun.

Lucky Number- 3
Lucky Colour- Blue

Gemini (May 21-June 21)

You may be irritated with the person you love for a variety of reasons. Adopting a well-balanced diet and avoiding junk food will help you to improve your health.

Lucky Number- 5
Lucky Colour- Pink

Cancer (June 22-July 22)

You are likely to make a good time if you travel. A property dispute is likely to be resolved in your favour. As you continue to progress forward, more opportunities are likely to present themselves on the professional front!

Lucky Number- 6
Lucky Colour-
 Orange

Leo (July 23-August 23)

On the professional front, the weather appears bleak today, but you thrive on competition and will make the best of it. Those who are in love will likely have a wonderful time.

Lucky Number- 4
Lucky Colour- Golden

Virgo (August 24-September 23)

On the social scene, your humour and sincerity are sure to win you a lot of admirers. It looks that reviving your love life is possible, so reserve a table for two!

Lucky Number- 1
Lucky Colour- Saffron

Libra (September 24-October 23)

You can budget for your expenses, but things may not go as expected. On the love front, someone is attempting to warm up to you, so why not be more accommodating?

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Lucky Number- 9
Lucky Colour- Maroon

Scorpio (October 24-November 22)

A long-awaited journey might keep you on the edge of your seat. Those considering purchasing a home or vehicle will soon be able to do so. Today, a family function can keep you completely absorbed.

Lucky Number- 7
Lucky Colour- Brown

Sagittarius (November 23-December 21)

On the home front, some tasks may need to be completed right away. Spending time alone with a partner is not only enjoyable but also extremely rewarding.

Lucky Number- 2
Lucky Colour-
 Red

Capricorn (December 22-January 21)

You’re more likely to support someone’s position and receive praise from all sides on the social front. It is in your best interests to live a healthy lifestyle.

Lucky Number- 4
Lucky Colour- Beige

Aquarius (January 22-February 19)

Your love efforts will likely be appreciated in full, but your efforts must be equivalent. It’s possible that a work will need some travel.

Lucky Number- 8
Lucky Colour- Lavender

Pisces (February 20-March 20)

Maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle will keep you in great shape. Keeping house spending to a bare minimum might be a difficult challenge. At work, you’ll probably keep a low profile today.

Lucky Number- 3
Lucky Colour- Violet

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Congress says India not invited for G7 summit in Canada another diplomatic bungle

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The Congress on Tuesday described India’s apparent exclusion from the G7 summit in Canada as “yet another significant diplomatic misstep,” compounding the “error” of permitting US mediation in India-Pakistan relations.

The summit, scheduled for 15–17 June in Alberta, Canada, is set to address global challenges, including the Russia-Ukraine conflict and West Asia tensions.

Reports indicate that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is unlikely to attend the G7 summit in Kananaskis, marking his first absence in six years.

Ottawa has reportedly not extended an invitation to Modi, though insiders suggest he would have declined regardless, given the strained India-Canada relations, which would necessitate extensive preparatory work.

Congress general secretary in charge of communications, Jairam Ramesh, highlighted the summit’s attendees, including the leaders of the US, France, UK, Japan, Italy, Germany, and Canada, alongside invited presidents of Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, and Ukraine, and Australia’s prime minister.

In a post on X, Ramesh recalled, “Before 2014, the G7 was the G8, including Russia. Dr. Manmohan Singh was a regular invitee to G8 summits, where his contributions, like the Singh-Merkel climate change formula unveiled in Germany in June 2007, were valued.”

Ramesh noted that the tradition of inviting Indian prime ministers persisted post-2014, but Modi’s absence from the Canada summit represents a break.

He stated, “Despite any spin, this is a major diplomatic blunder, following the folly of allowing the US to reverse decades of Indian foreign policy by mediating between India and Pakistan and endorsing talks at a ‘neutral site’.”

Ties between India and Canada deteriorated sharply after former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s 2023 allegations of potential Indian involvement in the killing of pro-Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, further complicating bilateral relations and contributing to the current diplomatic standoff.

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MP CM Mohan Yadav slams Rahul Gandhi for not taking off shoes while paying tribute to Indira Gandhi

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Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Tuesday criticised Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for not removing his shoes while paying tribute to a statue of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, describing the act as contrary to Indian cultural values.

Gandhi, the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, visited Bhopal on a one-day trip. Upon arriving, the former Congress president offered floral tributes at a life-size statue of Indira Gandhi, his grandmother, located outside the state party headquarters.

A video of the event, widely circulated on social media, showed Gandhi wearing shoes during the tribute, prompting backlash.

Speaking to reporters after a meeting at the state BJP office, Chief Minister Yadav remarked, “The Leader of Opposition is welcome in our state—it’s a democracy, and everyone has the right to visit. However, offering floral tributes to his Dadi ji (grandmother) without removing his shoes was inappropriate. This goes against our sanskar (culture). He should be mindful of this.”

Yadav added, “We are sensitive to our cultural values, and such gestures evoke emotion. Still, there’s no issue with his visit, as people from all parties should engage in democratic activities.”

Gandhi’s visit included attending several meetings and launching the Congress’s ‘Sangathan Srujan Abhiyan’ (Organisation Rejuvenation Campaign), aimed at bolstering the party’s grassroots presence ahead of the 2028 Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections.

In a post on X, Congress leader KC Venugopal said, “After Gujarat, it is time for Madhya Pradesh! Under INC President Sh. Mallikarjun @kharge ji and LOP Sh. @RahulGandhi ji’s leadership, we are embarking on the Sangathan Srijan Abhiyan in MP today.”

“Rahul ji offered tributes to Former PM Indira Gandhi ji in Bhopal, and then we began our 1-day programme with the MP Political Affairs Committee at Indira Bhavan,” he added.

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For Pakistan’s bleed India by thousand cuts approach, New Delhi has set new redlines to combat terror: CDS General Chauhan

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Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan on Tuesday asserted that Pakistan’s strategy of “bleeding India by a thousand cuts” was met with a bold new stance against cross-border terrorism through Operation Sindoor, launched in response to the 22 April 2025 Pahalgam attack.

Speaking at Savitribai Phule Pune University, General Chauhan said that professional militaries prioritise long-term outcomes over temporary setbacks.

Addressing criticism for acknowledging unspecified combat jet losses during the operation’s initial phase, General Chauhan stated, “I was asked about losses, but I said outcomes and actions matter more than numbers.”

He added, “Discussing losses in detail is inappropriate. In war, maintaining morale despite setbacks is crucial, as outcomes define success.”

General Chauhan described war as a blend of politics and violence, noting that Operation Sindoor saw both unfold concurrently.

He referenced Pakistan Army chief General Asim Munir’s inflammatory remarks against India and Hindus weeks before the Pahalgam attack, underscoring Pakistan’s intent to destabilise India.

Describing the attack as “profoundly cruel,” he stressed that Operation Sindoor aimed to end Pakistan’s state-sponsored terrorism and reject its use of terror and nuclear threats to hold India hostage.

Detailing India’s military response, General Chauhan revealed that the Indian armed forces executed precise strikes on Pakistani targets, some as narrow as two metres, demonstrating deliberate and effective action.

He explained that Pakistan planned a 48-hour counter-offensive but collapsed within eight hours, prompting a request for talks on 10 May 2025. “Pakistan realised continued operations would lead to greater losses, so they sought de-escalation,” he said, noting India’s acceptance of the request.

General Chauhan outlined India’s redefined approach, stating, “We’ve raised the bar, linking terrorism to broader strategic issues like water and establishing a new threshold for military operations against terror.”

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