Faith and family take center stage today, with children bringing immense joy and warmth to the home. Love life experiences a lucky boost, encouraging sincerity in relationships. Students can maintain focus, while business ventures are supported. Financial matters remain stable, with a reminder to prioritize value over impulse buys for children. Health is sound, but hydration and sleep are advised.

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Today brings honor and respect, with sharp communication skills aiding public image and conversations. While praise is likely, a touch of self-doubt may arise, urging you to stay grounded. Business and career prospects are strong, with opportunities for swift conversions and recognition, but caution is advised against overpromising or impulsive decisions, especially in finances and subject choices.

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Brazilian content creator Bianca Dias passed away on Thursday, February 19, at the age of 20, leaving her family, friends and followers in shock. According to People magazine, her death comes just days after she reportedly underwent cosmetic surgery, as shared by those close to her.

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New York/Washington, Feb 20 (PTI): In the wake of the US Supreme Court’s decision on tariffs, President Donald Trump said there is no change in the trade deal with India and emphasised that the “India deal is on". “I think my relationship with India is fantastic and we're doing trade with India. India pulled out of Russia. India was getting its oil from Russia. And they pulled way back at my request, because we want to settle that horrible war where 25,000 people are dying every month,” Trump said at a news conference Friday in the White House hours after the US Supreme Court verdict striking down his sweeping tariffs.He said his relationship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi “is, I would say, great.” Trump then went on to repeat the claim that he stopped the war between India and Pakistan last summer using tariffs.“I also stopped the war between India and Pakistan. As you know, there were 10 planes were shot down. That war was going and probably going nuclear. And just yesterday, the Prime Minister of Pakistan said President Trump saved 35 million lives by getting them to stop,” Trump said.“And I did it largely with tariffs. I said, ‘Look, you're going to fight, that's fine, but you're not going to do business with the United States, and you're going to pay a 200 per cent tariff, each country’. And they called up and they said, ‘we have made peace’,” Trump said.Earlier this month, as the US and India announced they reached a framework for an Interim Agreement on trade, Trump issued an Executive Order removing the 25 per cent punitive tariffs imposed on India for its purchases of Russian oil, with the US President noting the “commitment” by New Delhi to stop directly or indirectly importing energy from Moscow and purchase American energy products.Under the trade deal, Washington will charge a reduced reciprocal tariff on New Delhi, lowering it from 25 per cent to 18 per cent.When asked about the deal with India, Trump said “nothing changes”.“Nothing changes. They'll be paying tariffs, and we will not be paying tariffs. So deal with India is they pay tariffs. This is a reversal for what it used to be, as you know, India and I think Prime Minister Modi is a great gentleman, a great man, actually, but he was much smarter than the people that he was against in terms of the United States, he was ripping us off. So we made a deal with India. It's a fair deal now, and we are not paying tariffs to them, and they are paying tariffs. We did a little flip,” Trump said.“The India deal is on…all the deals are on, we're just going to do it” in a different way.Earlier, Trump said he used tariffs to end the war between India and Pakistan, as he lashed out at the Supreme Court for its decision to strike down his sweeping tariffs imposed on countries around the world.“Tariffs have likewise been used to end five of the eight wars that I settled. I settled eight wars, whether you like it or not, including India, Pakistan, big ones, nuclear, could have been nuclear,” Trump said during a news conference Friday just hours after the Supreme Court verdict.“Prime Minister of Pakistan said yesterday at the great meeting that we had the peace board. He said yesterday that President Trump could have saved 35 million lives by getting us to stop fighting. They were getting ready to do some bad things. But they've given us great national security, these tariffs have,” he said. PTI YAS MNK MNK(This story is published as part of the auto-generated syndicate wire feed. No editing has been done in the headline or the body by ABP Live.)

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Today's celestial alignment favors practical decisions and charming communication, making your words impactful at home and work. Expect potential guests, and embrace them for positive energy. Love may blossom through simple conversations, while career matters benefit from clear, calm speaking. Wise, long-term financial investments are encouraged, but resist impulse buys. Prioritize rest to avoid fatigue.

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The Supreme Court dealt President Donald Trump a bruising loss on a cornerstone of his economic policy, striking down sweeping tariffs he imposed on nearly every country.

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Musician Anoushka Shankar recently denied claims that sitarist Rishab Rikhiram Sharma was a disciple of her father, the legendary Pandit Ravi Shankar. While praising his talent, she maintained that her father was never formally his guru. Now, Rishab has responded with an official statement and shared photographs with the late maestro, asserting that he was indeed accepted as a disciple through a traditional Ganda Bandhan ceremony.

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Today's energies may bring minor setbacks and a need for patience, particularly in finances and career. While love offers warmth, focus on tenderness. Avoid major decisions and unnecessary travel, and find calm by reciting the Moon mantra to cool a heavy mind.

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US President Donald Trump made his first public remarks after the Supreme Court dealt a major blow to his economic policy on Friday, ruling that he had exceeded his authority when he imposed tariffs on nearly every US trading partner.

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