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Astrologer Parduman Suri explains how unfavorable Moon and Rahu phases can lead to harmful habits - Vimarsana News

Astrologer Parduman Suri explains how unfavorable Moon and Rahu phases can lead to harmful habits

Planets & Transits News: Celestial bodies and astrologer Parduman Suri influence behavior and habits like alcoholism. Remedies like chanting mantras and observing Monday fasts

Preventing space contamination rises up the agenda - Vimarsana News

Preventing space contamination rises up the agenda

Agencies and scientists from around the world head to the UK to share space-exploration techniques.

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Astrology timings for marriage - Times of India - Vimarsana News

Astrology timings for marriage - Times of India

Others News: Wedding planning incorporates astrology for perfect timing, considering celestial influences like Venus and the moon. Jupiter, Saturn, and astrologica

Phillip Ashley Rix crafted luxurious chocolate collection for Cadillac CELESTIQ - Vimarsana News

Phillip Ashley Rix crafted luxurious chocolate collection for Cadillac CELESTIQ

In Phillip Ashley Rix's latest partnership with Cadillac, Rix unveiled a bespoke collection created specifically for the handcrafted CELESTIQ EV. The collection was inspired by the luxury automaker's iconic legacy. Each chocolate bears the hallmark of Rix's genius, offering flavors that reflect extraordinary elegance. From saffron vanilla bean to black truffle fig, his creations are born of boundless creativity and his commitment to culinary excellence.

5 of the rarest astronomical events—and when you'll next see them - Vimarsana News

5 of the rarest astronomical events—and when you'll next see them

Humans have been looking to the sky to make sense of the world around us for thousands of years. Ancient cave paintings seem to show humans began using the position of the stars to keep track of time as early as 40,000 years ago. Archaeological evidence also indicates astronomy was one of the first natural sciences developed by many ancient civilizations.

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