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News India Times 19 (March 14, 2026 - March 20, 2026) March 20, 2026 ASTROLOGY E-mail: psharma@premastrologer.com Contact No - 01147033152/40532026 This week for you ARIES: Listening to someone experienced can save you from avoidable mistakes. Fine-tuning your ro- mantic expression will bring bet- ter results in love. Confidence in your own abilities helps you rise above the competition. Pending payments or dues are likely to strengthen your financial po- sition. You remain enthusiastic, inspiring colleagues. Health improves when you se- riously follow advice about fitness. TAURUS: Even if circumstances seem dull, one positive development can shift everything in your fa- vour. Career decisions may face resistance, but your long-term interests remain protected. Reconnecting with old friends lifts your spirits. Financial comfort allows relaxed spending. Quiet self-reflection brings clarity and emotional healing. Expanding your professional cir- cle, , proves beneficial later. GEMINI: Clearing misunderstandings now prevents bigger issues later. Academic opportunities should not be ignored, as participation brings growth. Stay away from gossip, as it may distort your judgment. Be mindful of unnecessary spending. A personal goal moves closer to completion. Emotional lightness replaces recent stress. Warm interactions may spark a promising romantic connection. CANCER: A little encouragement helps you achieve results that sur- prise even you. The week works strongly in your favour. Some- one may extend special support to fulfil your wishes. Stand firm against unreasonable expectations. Financial re- turns may come indirectly if not in cash. Making healthier food choices leads you toward improved vitality. LEO: Patience at work turns out rewarding. Extra academic effort at the last moment produces excellent out- comes. A relative from afar may bring lively moments into your routine. Although expenses rise, income remains stronger. Completing a task eases mental pressure. Partnering with someone for fitness goals keeps motivation high. Travel possibilities look exciting. VIRGO: A trip to meet someone special outside town may materialise. An event in your honour adds joy. Married life feels harmonious for newlyweds. Career advance- ment or salary growth is possible. Singles may experience promising romantic devel- opments. You edge ahead of rivals through preparation. Consistent exercise keeps you active and balanced. LIBRA : Memories of happier times may make you reflective. Meaningful conversations strengthen roman- tic bonds. This is a favourable period to recover money lent earlier. Academic progress requires added effort. Ignoring minor health concerns may create issues later. Emotional sensitivity increases around personal matters. A visit from a younger family member brings cheer. SCORPIO : If someone tests your pa- tience, express yourself calmly rather than sharply. Roman- tic gestures require subtlety to succeed. A family gather- ing restores emotional balance. You may finally host the celebration you had been planning. Handling personal matters dur- ing office hours may become necessary. Academic performance remains stable and satisfying. SAGITTARIUS: Clear communication with authority figures avoids confusion. Focused effort is needed to achieve academic tar- gets. If ending a draining rela- tionship feels necessary, evaluate carefully before deciding. Unexpected financial gains brighten the week. Heated debates may impact your well-being, so stay com- posed. Travel plans could face sudden changes. CAPRICORN: Seeking assistance through proper procedures brings work- place support. Stay firm while negotiating important matters. Academic distractions may cost you competitive advantage. A partner’s honest feedback may feel harsh but holds value. Lending money now involves risk, so exercise caution. Carelessness regarding health may create setbacks. AQUARIUS: A fresh professional chapter begins, demanding full engage- ment. Determination helps you master academic challenges. A partner’s playful gestures bring joy. Investment proposals require thorough analysis before commitment. Homemak- ers may feel inspired to reorganise living spaces. Accompanying someone on a long journey turns enjoyable and memorable. PISCES: Sharing concerns with a trusted family member brings relief. A new work assignment stretches your abilities positively. Extra dedication improves chances of financial growth or increment. Maintain- ing optimistic thinking boosts academic results. Minor disturbances may arise in marriage. If your partner feels low, your support strengthens emotional closeness.             ABCs of H-1Bs: Does My Master’s Degree Qualify for the H-1B Master’s Cap? T he second student who received an MBA from the Thunderbird School of Global Management will qualify for the Master’s H-1B cap because, even though Thunderbird is a private business school, it is a nonprofit educa- tional institution. However, note that the student from the Keller School of Management will qualify for the regular H-1B cap. Based on the foregoing, students attend- ing or who intend to attend a master’s or higher degree program in the United States with the hope that their master’s degree would qualify him/her for the master’s H-1B cap should make two spe- cific inquiries: (1) First, he/she needs to determine whether the educational institution is a private or a public institution; and (2) Second, he/she needs to determine whether the educational institution is classified as a not-for-profit or a for-profit academic institution. Holding a master’s or a higher degree from a public edu- cational institution will always qualify a foreign student for the H-1B master’s cap. However, when attending a private university/school, it is worth checking to see whether the educational institution is classified as a for-profit or non-profit organization. Like public educational institutions, receiving a master’s (or a higher degree) from a private non-profit educational institution will qualify the individual for the master’s cap. But, if the private school/university is a for-profit educational institution, then having a master’s or higher degree from that insti- tution will not meet the requirements for the H-1B master’s cap. Having said that, the student would still qualify for the regular H-1B cap. Contact Information If you or your family members have any questions about how immigration and nationality laws in the United States may affect you, or if you want to access additional information about immigra- tion and nationality laws in the United States or Canada, please do not hesitate to contact the immigration and national- ity lawyers at NPZ Law Group. You can reach us by emailing info@ visaserve.com or by calling us at 201-670- 0006 extension 104. We also invite you to visit our website at www.visaserve.com for more informa- tion. By David H. Nachman, Esq Continued From Page 17