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Bail granted for man, 56, accused of approaching and grabbing schoolgirl in Titirangi, West Auckland - Vimarsana News

Bail granted for man, 56, accused of approaching and grabbing schoolgirl in Titirangi, West Auckland

A man accused of trying to pull an Auckland schoolgirl into his flat-deck truck last month has been granted bail, with the condition he not “follow, stop or...

What Men Want — And How Women Can Benefit - Vimarsana News

What Men Want — And How Women Can Benefit

A lot of women feel like they have to do whatever their partner wants in order to please him, but it's the opposite that's true. Here is what men really want, and how women can benefit from it too.

"Several things to consider in formulation of new laws; want to discuss with the farmers": Arjun Munda - Vimarsana News

"Several things to consider in formulation of new laws; want to discuss with the farmers": Arjun Munda

Union Agriculture Minister Arjun Munda, who is also negotiating with farmer leaders, urged the protesters to cooperate and communicate so that common people should not have to suffer and said that in the formation of new laws, there are so many things to consider that the government wants to discuss with the farmer organisations.

5 tips to get 'normal' soon after an argument - Vimarsana News

5 tips to get 'normal' soon after an argument

Restoring normalcy after an argument is crucial for maintaining healthy relationships and emotional well-being. Recognizing the importance of regainin

Warning increased emoji use could be impacting our literacy | Science | News - Vimarsana News

Warning increased emoji use could be impacting our literacy | Science | News

Increased emoji use is likely to be impacting the way we communicate, a leading psychologist has warned.