India Tightens 180-Day Stay Rules for Foreign Visitors, Makes Visa Extensions Harder

Foreign nationals planning a long stay in India will now face stricter immigration rules. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MoHA) has amended registration requirements, removing the extra time previously available after crossing the 180-day stay limit. The biggest change is simple: register before your permitted stay expires, not after. India’s New 180-Day Visa Stay Rule … Read more

World Environment Day: Mini Marathon in Shimla for clean, drug-free HP

Himachal Pradesh Governor Kavinder Gupta flagged off a Mini Marathon in Shimla on World Environment Day. The event, themed ‘Clean Environment and Chitta-Free Life,’ aimed to raise awareness against drug abuse and for environmental conservation. Himachal Pradesh Governor Kavinder Gupta today flagged off a Mini Marathon from the historic Ridge Ground, Shimla, on the occasion … Read more

Sharon Stone: Mastectomy decision led to divorce from ‘furious’ husband

Sharon Stone revealed that her marriage ended after she decided to undergo a bilateral mastectomy for a large, suspected cancerous tumour. Her then-husband was ‘furious’ and called the decision ‘ridiculous’, ending their relationship on the spot. Actress Sharon Stone has revealed her former husband’s reaction to her decision to undergo a bilateral mastectomy after doctors … Read more

A girl started swimming without clothes in the neighbor’s swimming pool, what happened next will surprise you – News Himachali News Himachali

A young woman was swimming without clothes in a neighbor’s swimming pool. She was also shouting that she was a ‘water nymph’. After this, a woman from Louisiana, America was arrested. He was finally arrested two months later after being caught without clothes in a neighbor’s swimming pool. The Union Parish Sheriff’s Office (UPSO) in … Read more

Strength of field commanders increased in defence, ministry doubled financial power

field commanders To further strengthen the operational capability of the Indian Army, the Defense Ministry has made a major change in the financial powers of field commanders. The Ministry has doubled or more increased the financial powers at various levels, which will enable faster procurement of equipment and services at the time of need. The … Read more

Sharabha Avatar: Why did Mahadev take Sharabha avatar? Know what is its relation with Lord Narasimha

Sharabh Avtaar Shiva’s Sharabha Avatar: Lord Shiva is considered the god of destruction. Whereas Lord Vishnu is the sustainer of the world. According to the scriptures of Sanatan Dharma, both these gods are the two great powers of the world. Not only this, both are ardent devotees of each other, but there is a mythological … Read more

From stress to hormone balance…drink Ayurvedic tea during periods, expert told

Health will remain good during periodsImage Credit source: Getty Images Often women have to face many health related problems, especially due to hormonal imbalance and around periods. Some women have severe stomach pain during periods. In India, it is advised to drink water containing certain things during this period. It is believed that drinking hot … Read more

That cruelty of the Kaliyugi father towards the innocent child, who locked the girl’s tongue for 19 days! | Gujarat Navarsi Man Arrested Raping Minor Daughter Pocso Act

That dreadful kingdom of Navsari, where the protector became the eater. Can only a father become a Kaliyugi eater? Crossing all limits of cruelty to hide sins? What is that soul-shattering demand of mother? Will the sinner be able to escape from the clutches of the law? Police caught the accused who was running away … Read more

India’s growth to beat RBI’s conservative forecast: World Bank’s Mishra

World Bank’s Neelkanth Mishra says India will likely grow faster than the RBI’s ‘conservative’ forecast. He notes the economy grew at nearly 8% in Feb-March and supports the RBI’s decision to hold interest rates, calling it a wise move. ‘RBI’s forecasts are too conservative’ India is likely to grow at a faster pace than projected … Read more