Author: Indmedia

Your mind is awake and eager today, Gemini. Mercury is strong, the Moon supports learning, and you may feel as if the fog has lifted from tasks that seemed dull earlier.There’s a nice rhythm in the day. You move faster, think sharper, and don’t waste time over small confusion.Your body even seems to cooperate. If you’ve been putting off running and paperwork or your study schedule, today is the motivation to get started with it. Business professionals will be feeling this the most. The most important plans that had been sitting on the shelf are now able to take a…

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​Fridge door handles getting sticky? These simple natural tricks can help​ Of all the surfaces in a kitchen, the fridge handle might be the most touched and the least cleaned, grabbed dozens of times a day between cooking, unpacking groceries, and reaching for a midnight snack, yet rarely wiped down the way a countertop or stove gets attention. That constant contact is exactly why it turns tacky faster than almost anything else in the house, and reaching for a harsh chemical spray isn’t actually necessary to fix it. A handful of simple, natural ingredients already sitting in most kitchens handle…

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Living a queen’s life once, 75 year old Gill Ded lives on a razor’s edge in a makeshift “one room house” on the banks of Choont Kul in Srinagar. She lost her husband and her adopted son also deserted her. She now appeals to the government to provide her shelter so that she can spend the last days of her life in peace.Report: Abid Bashir Camera and Edit: Bilal Tantry and Musaib Fayaz Source link

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Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday said he will discuss the situation in the region with visiting US Ambassador Sergio Gor, but ruled out raising internal issues with Washington’s representative, saying only the central government can resolve those issues.Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said he would prefer to listen more to the ambassador even though Gor is also coming to listen (File Photo/ANI)”It is after a very long time that a US ambassador is visiting Jammu and Kashmir. For me personally, it has been a long time since I met any American ambassador. Let him…

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Joint military drill cut short at Washington’s request, confirms South Korea South Korea and the United States have agreed to shorten their annual joint military exercises from 11 days to five, following President Donald Trump’s order to “substantially reduce” the US role in the drills.The Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise, which began on August 17, will now end on Friday, August 21, instead of August 27, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff and a Pentagon official said on Wednesday, according to Reuters.The allies will also scale back some joint field training exercises, while parts of the programme will be cancelled or…

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Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay on Wednesday announced official vehicles and a monthly allowance to the MLAs to address public grievances in their respective constituencies.Making an announcement under Rule 110 in the Assembly, he said the new support measures consisting of a vehicle and an allowance for the MLAs will help them travel across their constituencies to address public grievances and monitor government projects without depending on others, he said. Source link

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Geneva/London: A World Health Organization official said on Tuesday it was still possible to bring under control an Ebola outbreak ‌that is outpacing containment ⁠efforts ⁠and has become the second-deadliest on record.The global health agency said earlier this month that reversing Ebola’s spread would be ​possible within a three-month period, but since then there have been signs that it has worsened, expanding to ​a sixth province.”About the next plan for the three months, yes, if you have the necessary resources, I think it will be possible to do that,” Thierno Balde, WHO incident ​manager, told reporters in Geneva from Bunia,…

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For many years, the study abroad journey followed a simple pattern: students often chose the destination first. Before shortlisting universities or courses, they would typically begin with traditional destinations such as the US, UK, Canada or Australia. But that approach is changing. Students are becoming more outcome-driven, making decisions based on return on investment, employability and long-term stability. This is not simply a passing preference. It reflects changing mobility patterns, policy developments across major destinations and new economic realities.Beyond US, UK, Canada, Australia: What’s driving the new study abroad choices (REUTERS)Rising Costs Are Driving ROI-Led DecisionsThe cost of studying abroad…

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Soha Ali Khan has spoken about her decision to reduce the number of photographs she shares of her daughter, Inaaya, on social media. The actor said the change stems from concerns about privacy and how images can be used online. Soha and her husband, actor Kunal Kemmu, were previously more comfortable sharing pictures of Inaaya, but their approach has become more cautious as their daughter has grown older. The actor explained that her views on sharing Inaaya’s photographs have evolved over the years, pointing out that a decision made earlier doesn’t have to remain unchanged.Soha Ali Khan says the online…

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The expiry of the temporary 60-day U.S.-Iran ceasefire without any meaningful diplomatic breakthrough has renewed concerns over a prolonged disruption to energy supplies, driving crude oil prices higher, an expert said. | Photo Credit: ANI Benchmark equity indices Sensex and Nifty declined in early trade on Wednesday (August 19, 2026) as elevated crude oil prices and persistent geopolitical uncertainties dented investors’ sentiment.The expiry of the temporary 60-day U.S.-Iran ceasefire without any meaningful diplomatic breakthrough has renewed concerns over a prolonged disruption to energy supplies, driving crude oil prices higher, an expert said.The 30-share BSE Sensex was down 166.19 points to…

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