Q: India grants many different types of visas, depending on your reasons for visiting the country. The following are some of the visas you can get to visit India:  Business visa. You should get a business visa if your company has business in Indiana. A business visa is not an employment visa. In fact, many people illegally use a business visa when what they want to do is work in the country. You will need a company’s letter which shows a bona fide reason for going to India. Employment visa. If you have an offer for a job in India, then you can get an employment visa. You will need proof, such as an employment contract. Tourist visa. You can visit India as a tourist and stay for a maximum of 180 days. Passport-holders of some countries can stay only a maximum of 90 days in a visa that is valid for 180 days. Check your visa carefully, and note that the count of the days the visa is valid for starts at the issue date of the visa, not your entry into the country. (E-visas start at the date of entry, though.) Student visa. You can get a student visa if you have been admitted to an Indian educational institution. It will last for the period of your course of study. Medical visa. Foreign nationals who want to go to India for medical treatment can obtain a medical visa. Generally, along with a medical visa for the patient, a medical attendant visa is also issued for an accompanying support person. The duration of the visa can be from 1 month to 1 year, depending on the treatment plan. Your passport should be valid for at least 180 days from the date you plan to enter India. If your passport expires within the next six months, you should renew it before applying for your visa. Also make sure that there are at least two blank pages in the passport book. The passport book should not have been mutilated or changed. Upon submission of your application, it will take a minimum of three days to approve the visa application. It could take longer, depending on the circumstances.  If you are of Pakistani origin, then processing time could take much longer—up to seven or eight weeks. Each visa is approved individually. If a group of people are applying together (such as a family), then the individual visas might not all be approved on the same day. You can apply for an India visa by visiting www.indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa. Click on “Regular Visa Application” to apply for your visa. If you intend to visit India as a tourist for 60 days or less, then you can apply for an e-Tourist visa, if you are eligible. You will get an e-mail which you should print out and bring with you to receive the actual visa at Immigration in India. You will be asked for a variety of information. You should gather this information so that you can sit down and complete the visa application all in one sitting:  your nationality your date of birth your expected date of arrival the visa type that you are applying for the name on your passport your passport information (number, place of issue, dates of issue and expiration) your location of birth your religion You will need to upload a photo of yourself to complete the visa application. The photograph must meet particular requirements:  JPEG format be a minimum of 10 KB but not larger than 300 KB of equal height and width have no shadows on the face or the background the head should be centered in the middle of the frame, with the full head shown (from top of hair to the bottom of the chin) You will have the option of selecting an appointment date with the Indian Mission before submitting the application.  You could also choose not to select an appointment date online but instead print off your application and schedule a meeting with the Mission nearest you. In the United Kingdom, for example, there are Missions in London, Edinburgh, and Birmingham. You will select the Mission nearest you on the first screen of the application. After entering your country, a drop-down box will appear with the list of Missions. The amount you pay will vary, depending on the type of visa you are applying for and how long you intend to stay. The amount will be displayed when you finish your online application. The fee amount is non-refundable, even if the visa is declined or you need to withdraw your application. You will have the option of printing out the application. Be sure to. At a minimum, write down your application identification number.
A: Identify the type of visa you need. Make sure your passport is not too old. Give yourself sufficient time. Visit the appropriate website. Enter your information. Upload a digital photo. Select an appointment date. Pay the fee. Print out the application.

Q: It can take up to twenty-four hours for the serums to set. During that time, you should not touch or rub your eyelashes, and you should avoid getting them wet at all costs. If you can, take a bath instead of a shower. When washing your face, take care to avoid the eye area. In addition, for twenty-four hours after the lift, you should not:  Swim Receive other beauty treatments Visit a sauna Steam your face Putting mascara, eye shadow, concealer, or any other type of makeup near your lashes can interfere with the curl. It may reduce the duration of the curl. Do not wear mascara, eyeliner, or eyeshadow for up to forty-eight hours after you have the procedure done. While you can wear foundation, concealer, and moisturizer around the rest of your face, avoid placing anything under your eyes or near the lashes. Long-term reactions are rare, but you should still be watching for signs of irritation up to forty-eight hours after the procedure. If you notice swelling around your eye area or if severe itching develops, you may want to contact a doctor. If you continue receiving eyelash lifts after having a bad reaction, the result may worsen over time. Eyelash lifts generally last between eight and twelve weeks. During this time, you will not need another treatment. If you are satisfied with the results after this time period, you might consider booking another appointment to extend the curl.
A: Avoid getting your eyelashes wet. Refrain from applying eye makeup for one to two days. Contact a doctor if swelling or itching develops. Book another appointment.

Q: A big part of getting the most out of your runs is eating correctly.  The foods you eat will have an effect on how far you are able to run, your energy levels, and the recovery process.  Whenever you have a run coming up, try to keep some of these diet tips in mind to help you feel your best and run your hardest:  Foods with carbohydrates and protein are good choices. Try eating things like bread, pasta, and rice to get carbohydrates in your diet. Include things like meat, fish, and eggs to get enough protein. Before doing any physical activity, it's a good idea to warm up.  Warming up before running can help prevent injury and improve the quality of your run.  Keep some of these general tips in mind when warming up before a run.  Walk for at least 5 to 10 minutes before a run. Doing some light stretching before a run can help you warm up. It's a good idea to cool down as well.  Try walking for around 5 to 10 minutes after a run. Training too often or too much can increase the chances of injury.  Although you may enjoy running, taking a break between runs can help keep you safe.  Make sure that you are breaking up your running schedule to help keep you running strong.  It's recommend that you run every other day. You might try cross-training on days off.  For example, on days you don't run you may lift weights. Running requires maintenance.  If you take too much time off from running, you will find running more difficult when you come back to it.  It's a good idea to make a regular schedule for your runs and stick to it, allowing you to avoid losing your ability to run a mile without stopping.  Include rest days in your schedule to allow your body time to recover. It can be fun to continue increasing the distance you run to help keep your routine interesting. Although running can improve your health and fitness, it may also cause injury.  Injuries from running most commonly occur when a person pushes themselves too far, trains while injured, or over-trains.  If you ever feel any pain during your runs or after, consider taking a break or cutting down on the distance you are running.  Make sure to increase distance gradually.  Adding too much distance to your runs, without training for it, can cause injury. Make sure your shoes are a good fit and are suitable for running. Don't train while injured.  Ask your doctor for other exercises you can do while the affected area heals.
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Eat right. Warm up. Take breaks. Keep a routine. Stay safe and prevent injury.