Author: Indmedia

Effort often goes unnoticed, yet its value transcends public acknowledgment. Colossians 3:23 encourages doing all work heartily for a higher purpose. This perspective shifts focus from external validation to internal integrity and duty. Hidden work can still yield significant, though sometimes delayed, positive outcomes. Self-worth should not be dictated by others’ reactions or lack thereof. You might feel ignored even when you are doing everything expected of you. Someone gets the credit at work. Your at-home effort often goes unnoticed. Even though you still offer help, support and attendance, the cost to yourself is largely ignored.Colossians 3:23 speaks directly to…

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Black pepper is a kitchen staple, but the dark, wrinkled spice can sometimes be mixed with cheaper materials that resemble genuine peppercorns. Genuine Piper nigrum is often mixed with a broad range of potential adulterants, including papaya seeds, millet, mustard seeds, starches, and other plant and mineral materials. For consumers, however, a few simple observations can help identify suspicious peppercorns before they make their way into your food. From checking the shape and texture to pressing, smelling, and examining the pepper closely, these easy checks can help you spot signs of poor-quality or potentially adulterated black pepper at home. Whole…

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President Donald Trump’s administration on Monday released a proposed regulation to codify ​an unprecedented fee of more than $100,000 on new H-1B ​visas for highly skilled foreign workers that has been blocked by the courts.The fee, first temporarily imposed ​by Trump last year, dramatically raises the cost of visas that are heavily relied on in the tech, education and research sectors.A federal judge in June ruled that the fee was illegal and blocked the Trump administration from collecting it. A Boston-based appeals court is reviewing that decision while a different court considers whether a judge ‌properly rejected a challenge ⁠to…

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Srinagar, Sep 3: Directorate of Physical Education and Sports (DPES), University of Kashmir (KU), concluded its 40-day-long Inter-Department Men’s Cricket Tournament at Ground ‘A’ of the Main Campus, with enthusiastic participation from students representing various teaching departments and satellite campuses.The tournament witnessed an overwhelming response, with 52 teams and over 800 students participating in the competition, making it one of the largest inter-department cricket tournaments organised by the University in recent years.The final between the Institute of Technology (IOT), Zakura Campus KU, and North Campus KU, turned into a thrilling contest. Batting first, IOT, Zakura Campus, posted a target of…

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Sponsored Story What: Store Manager and Stylist/Sales AssociateWho: Happy Isles, a luxury, by-appointment vintage salon specializing in bridalWhere: Dallas, TXHow much: hourly commensurate with experience + commissionHappy Isles is looking for a responsible, highly organized, fashionable, vintage and/or bridal-loving store manager, stylist and team member for our new location in Texas. We are looking for a store manager to also takes bridal appointments, has a passion for vintage and considers themselves a people-person! The role will require availability on Saturdays as well as 2-3 other days a week to take in-store appointments. As the store manager, you are required to…

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As it sets new box-office records at home with each passing day, the devotional film Hanuman Ansh is finally getting a worldwide release. So far, the film on Neem Karoli Baba has only been screening in India. But its success at the domestic box office has enabled it to acquire distribution for international territories.Hanuman Ansh is on course to become one of the most successful Indian films ever.Hombale Films backs Hanuman AnshOn Thursday, production banner Hombale Films announced that it will take Hanuman Ansh, inspired by the life and teachings of spiritual leader Neem Karoli Baba, to international audiences with…

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For 26 days, India watched as Sonam Wangchuk wasted away. His hunger strike, held in solidarity with India’s “Cockroach” youth protest movement, would prove to be one of the most politically consequential fasts held in the country’s modern history.Many in the country view the gruelling fast, which began on 28 June, as the crucial spark that helped propel the Cockroach movement into one of the most formidable challenges to the government of prime minister, Narendra Modi, in more than a decade.Abhijit Dipke, the founder of the Cockroach movement, said Wangchuk had “awakened the conscience of an entire nation” through his…

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Jasprit Bumrah and Prince Yadav (Agency Image) New Delhi: As the Indian team awaits Jasprit Bumrah’s fitness reports ahead of the T20I series against Afghanistan next week and the subsequent Asian Games, the national selectors have identified Prince Yadav as a probable backup.TOI understands that Bumrah, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Washington Sundar and Harshit Rana are due to undergo match simulation tests over the course of this week before the Indian team assembles in Delhi on Sept 10.“The BCCI medical team at the Centre of Excellence (CoE) had shared a report with selectors last week, where it was mentioned that these…

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Mathura: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has said that the BJP’s “double-engine” government will secure a comfortable victory in the 2027 polls, showcasing a “shining UP” where faith is translating into economic prosperity.Speaking at the Aaj Tak Panchayat here, Adityanath predicted BJP’s win “with a grand majority”, saying beneficiaries of his government’s welfare and development programmes will back the party in next year’s assembly polls.Also Read: BSP to contest all elections independently: Party chief Mayawati ahead of 2027 UP pollsThe chief minister said he had made a similar prediction ahead of the 2022 elections and expressed confidence that young…

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New Delhi: Max Healthcare is accelerating capacity expansion across brownfield projects, new hospitals and acquisitions, with Chairman and Managing Director Abhay Soi outlining a simple operating principle behind the strategy: occupancy comes first, followed by revenue and then EBITDA.The comments come as Max Healthcare expands its Saket facility with a new 400-bed tower, taking the hospital’s total capacity to approximately 1,200 beds.For Soi, the speed at which newly added beds are occupied will be critical to determining the financial impact of the expansion.“Out of the 400 beds here, we already opened 120. And it’s already at 80 per cent plus…

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