Sagittarius Daily Horoscope Today, July 22, 2025: Change your story with mindful choices
Stay hopeful and let go of any guilt or self-doubt. Your thoughts today will shape tomorrow's reality. Start small and speak kindly to yourself. Use today's energy to believe in your own power. This is your moment to grow forward.
Sagittarius
Love
Horoscope Today
In love, today's energy supports healing and a fresh emotional beginning. If you've been holding on to past hurts, gently let them go. Speak your truth with softness and clarity. In relationships, this is a time to reconnect on an emotional level, not just through words.
If you are single, your openness to change will attract someone who values honesty and depth. A new connection may feel like a breath of fresh air. Rewrite your idea of love with trust and courage.
Sagittarius Career Horoscope Today
Career brings the opportunity to take a different approach toward goals. If you've felt stuck or uninspired lately, now is a good time to shift focus or bring new energy into your work. A small change in your routine or mindset will open creative flow.
by Taboola
by Taboola
Sponsored Links
Sponsored Links
Promoted Links
Promoted Links
You May Like
No annual fees for life
UnionBank Credit Card
Apply Now
Undo
You may receive unexpected support or an idea worth exploring. Do not hesitate to take initiative. Today is not about proving anything to others, but about realigning your work with your purpose and passion.
Sagittarius Money Horoscope Today
Financially, the time is right to review your current money habits. You may realise that some old spending patterns are no longer useful. Start by changing small things, like how you save or budget each week. This is a good day to set a new financial goal or learn something new about investing.
Be cautious with impulsive decisions, especially if they feel like an escape. Use today's clear energy to make thoughtful choices that improve your financial story long term.
Sagittarius Health Horoscope Today
Health may be influenced by your mental state today. If you carry old emotional stress, it could show up as fatigue, neck stiffness or stomach issues. Make time to breathe deeply and take mindful breaks. Choose warm, simple meals and stay hydrated. Stretching or light walking will help move stuck energy. Avoid overloading your day. Remember that letting go of the past is also healing. When your mind feels lighter, your body will naturally feel more balanced and calmer.
Discover everything about
astrology
at
Times of India
, including
daily horoscopes
for
Aries
,
Taurus
,
Gemini
,
Cancer
,
Leo
,
Virgo
,
Libra
,
Scorpio
,
Sagittarius
,
Capricorn
,
Aquarius
, and
Pisces
. Read your detailed
Horoscope Today
and
Horoscope Tomorrow
here.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Time of India
24 minutes ago
- Time of India
boAt launches in UAE: India's top homegrown audio brand marks its Gulf market debut
boAt launches full audio and wearable range in the UAE in July 2025, marking its first major Middle East expansion/Image: boAt TL;DR: boAt entered the UAE market in July 2025 as India's top audio wearables brand and the world's No. 3 per IDC rankings. The brand is offering its full range, including earbuds, headphones, speakers, and smartwatches via online platforms and select retail stores. Co-founder and CMO Aman Gupta has positioned the UAE launch as part of a broader GCC expansion , emphasizing localised storytelling, digital-first engagement, and community-driven campaigns. boAt now manufactures around 70% of its products in India, scaling production while balancing quality and local sourcing. In July 2025, boAt officially entered the UAE market, a milestone for a brand that needs no introduction back home in India. boAt is recognised as India's No. 1 and the world's No. 3 audio wearables brand (per IDC data) and is offering its line-up including true wireless earbuds, headphones, portable speakers, and smartwatches across online and offline sales channels. The debut marks its first step into the Middle East market with a full multi-channel strategy and tailored messaging to appeal to UAE audiences. Who Is Aman Gupta And Why It Matters Aman Gupta is the Co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of boAt Lifestyle and a founding judge-investor on Shark Tank India. With prior careers at Citi, KPMG, and Harman, he launched boAt in 2014 with business partner Sameer Mehta. The brand grew rapidly to lead the Indian audio and wearables space, surpassing both local and global competition. boAt now records annual revenue of approximately ₹3,000 crore (USD 360M) and is among the top five wearable brands worldwide. At events like Fortune India's TheNext500, Gupta emphasised that boAt's international expansion, beginning with markets like the UAE and Bangladesh would ramp up from fiscal year 2025 onward. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 15 Most Beautiful Female Athletes in the World Click Here Undo His strategy involves controlled, brand-aligned growth rather than rapid global scale-up. Entry Strategy & Local Engagement boAt's UAE entry rests on three pillars: Product range : Offering its full catalog, including audio wearables and smartwatches, with competitive pricing and features tuned for Gen Z and millennial consumers. Retail strategy : Launching via omnichannel, official online presence and partnerships with offline stores. Brand positioning : A bold 'Don't Be a Fanboy' launch campaign conceptualised by Moonshot UAE tapped into boAt's playful yet disruptive spirit. According to Sameer Mehta (CEO, co-founder), the UAE, with its tech-savvy youth, high digital activity, and deep Indian diaspora, is an ideal market for boAt's expansion. As per Gulf Business, Gupta added: 'boAt is built around community, culture, and design… we see a gap between ultra-premium global players and low-cost generic products. That's where boAt fits.' He emphasised that local influencer collaborations and storytelling would drive awareness and affinity. Make in India: From Import to Local Manufacturing Aman Gupta has often spoken about boAt's shift from being a fully imported brand to gradually increasing local production. In 2023, he announced that 70% of boAt products are now manufactured in India, compared to nearly zero pre-COVID. In 2022, boAt became the first Indian wearable brand to produce over one crore (10 million) items in a year. A joint venture with Dixon Technologies and a 2.5 lakh sq ft facility in Noida support these efforts. Why the UAE Launch Is Timely in July 2025 As of late July 2025, boAt's UAE debut holds broader significance: Regional expansion : With GCC inflation stabilising and consumer tech demand rising, boAt is executing Aman Gupta's FY25+ global blueprint. Markets like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman are logical next steps. Lifestyle tech demand : UAE's high income levels and appetite for fitness, gaming, creator culture, and digital music align well with boAt's youth-focused product offering. Brand authenticity : boAt's price-to-performance positioning resonates among consumers seeking an alternative to premium global brands without compromising on style and functionality. Marketing resonance : The launch campaign's tone and storytelling style indicate boAt's intention to root itself in local cultural trends while capitalising on the Indian diaspora's influence. boAt's official launch in the UAE in July 2025 marks more than a geographic expansion. It reflects a strategic moment where India's top audio wearables brand aims to replicate its domestic success on global turf, through smart product curation, manufacturing localization, community-driven marketing, and measured scaling. With Aman Gupta at the creative helm, boAt's UAE debut presents a fresh case study in how evolving Indian tech brands can now approach global markets with clarity, cultural nuance, and authenticity
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
ITC announces Rs 20,000cr investment push: Focus on FMCG margin boost; Puri sees demand rebound ahead
Sanjiv Puri (left), ITC (TOI) Leading FMCG conglomerate ITC Ltd. plans to invest Rs 20,000 crore across its business verticals over the medium term, spanning the next five to six years, Chairman Sanjiv Puri announced recently, reported ET. The announcement comes shortly after the company inaugurated eight new manufacturing facilities focused on fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), sustainable packaging, and export-oriented, value-added agri-products, Puri made the announcement while addressing the 114th general meeting of the company virtually on Friday. Banking on the economic outlook of India, ITC in the last two-years has spent over ₹4,500 crore on capex, he added, though he didn't reveal the sectors in which the new investments would be pumped in. He went on to say that the largest cigarette manufacturer of the country keenly looks at potential acquisitions aligning with its strategy and adding gradual growth, according to the news outlet. Kolkata based FMCG giant has made some key acquisitions in the past few years, including frozen food company Prasuma, organic packaged staples brand 24 Mantra Organic and Century Pulp and Paper. Puri also informed about the company's target at improving FMCG margins by 80-100 basis points per year (a basis point is a hundredth of a percentage point). by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Salma Hayek, 58,Shows Her Huge Size In New Photos Boite A Scoop Undo "It may not be a linear increase but this is a trajectory we expect will sustain," he said. ITC, the second largest FMCG brand of the country, sees an annual consumer spend upwards of Rs 34,000 crore, reaching more than 260 households across India and exported to 70 countries. Over the past three years,the company has introduced 300 new FMCG products- a momentum company intends to continue, according to chairman Puri. "Segments like health and wellness, nutrition, functional foods, organic and naturals are poised to become megatrends of the future. New generation channels are also transforming the market and accentuating these trends," he said, reported ET. The ITC chairman touched on the point of settling headwinds, with commodity prices still high, overall inflation is relatively moderate. "We expect progressive improvement in demand," he said. He also shared that ITC is expanding into horticulture, including the cultivation of potatoes, spices, and mangoes. According to Puri, the company has integrated AI across its entire value chain - from product development and marketing to agricultural sourcing, logistics, and last-mile sales execution. Stay informed with the latest business news, updates on bank holidays and public holidays . AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
Delhi govt requests SC to review 2018 blanket ban affecting middle class the most
ANI file photo NEW DELHI: In a bold step, the Delhi Govt on Friday requested the Supreme Court to reconsider its 2018 blanket ban on plying of over 10-year-old diesel and 15-year-old petrol vehicles on the roads of entire National Capital Region saying stricter BS-VI norm compliant vehicles emit far less pollutants compared to BS-IV vehicles. It requested the SC to direct the Union govt or Air Quality Management to 'carry out a suitable broad-based, scientific study on the need for continuance of a complete ban on playing of 15 or more years old petrol and 10 or more years old diesel vehicles of all categories in NCR, imposed by the SC through its order on Oct 10, 2018'. The Delhi govt said the blanket ban, not backed by any scientific study, does not differentiate between poorly maintained, The directive to off-road vehicles purely on the basis of age disproportionately affects the middle-class population whose vehicles are less used, well-maintained, and pollution norm compliant, the govt said. 'Studies indicate that these vehicles often have significantly lower annual mileage and contribute negligibly to overall emissions,' it said. It said the significant improvement in Pollution Under Control Technology, increased coverage of PUC testing, stricter monitoring of emission standards, transition to BS-VS engines and other measures have suitably addressed the concerns that had impelled the SC to pass the order seven years ago. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Remember Him? Sit Down Before You See What He Looks Like Now 33 Bridges Undo Road-worthiness is a technical and scientific issue that must be linked to actual emissions of a vehicle, which is required to be banned, and not a blanket ban based on the age of the vehicles, it said, echoing the popular sentiments of people living in the national capital region and Delhi. Delhi govt, through an application settled by additional solicitor general Aishwarya Bhati, said, 'There is a need for a graded, balanced and technology riven regime to handle vehicular pollution issue and instead of blanket ban, a scientific, data-driven framework should be developed taking into account all parameters to ascertain individual emission levels of vehicles.' Repeatedly stressing that the 2018 blanket ban order needs reconsideration, the BJP govt said vehicular pollution constitutes only one of the several sources of air-pollution, including stubble burning, biomass burning, road and construction dust, industrial emissions coupled with weather and meteorological factors and the intensity of pollution varies from season to season. Delhi govt said its transport department has strictly implemented PUC has resulted in issuance of 1,63,103 challans in the first seven months of this year, compared to 29,589 challans issued in 2021, 43,494 in 2022, 36,176 in 2023, and 68,077 in 2024. It said with the augmentation of CNG and electric buses and improvement in road infrastructure, the pollution caused by vehicles has reduced. It said the good AQI days have increased from 159 in 2018 to 209 in 2024 and good AQI days this year till July was 106. The robust implementation of Graded Response Plan (GRAP) has contributed to reducing pollution in the national capital, it said.
