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9 of the Most Unique Digital Cameras Ever Made - Vimarsana News

9 of the Most Unique Digital Cameras Ever Made

A look at 9 of the most unique and interesting digital cameras ever made, from the Leica S1 in the 1990s to the LargeSense LS911 in the 2010s.

2575 cases disposed of in NLA in Lohardaga - Vimarsana News

2575 cases disposed of in NLA in Lohardaga

As per the instructions of National Legal Services Authority, New Delhi and Jhalsa, Ranchi, the last National Lok Adalat of the year was organized on Saturday in the Civil Court premises with the courtesy of District Legal Services Authority, Lohardaga. The program was inaugurated by Dalsa

50 undertrial prisoners lodged in Khunti jail to be released on bail - Vimarsana News

50 undertrial prisoners lodged in Khunti jail to be released on bail

50 undertrial prisoners lodged in Khunti jail to be released on bail | Jamshedpur News | The Avenue Mail

National Lok Adalat In Ranchi Civil Court Settles Over 91,000 Cases; Orders Total Rs 65 Lakh Towards Victims - Vimarsana News

National Lok Adalat In Ranchi Civil Court Settles Over 91,000 Cases; Orders Total Rs 65 Lakh Towards Victims

The National Lok Adalat, organized by the Ranchi Civil Court, marked a remarkable achievement on Saturday, as it successfully resolved a staggering number of legal cases and distributed compensation...

Source: livelaw.in
On initiative of DLSA Lohardaga workers get registered with Labour Dept - Vimarsana News

On initiative of DLSA Lohardaga workers get registered with Labour Dept

Labourers rescued from Hooghly district, West Bengal through the efforts of DLSA met Rajesh Kumar, Secretary, District Legal Services Authority. The 12 labourers present narrated their ordeal to the secretary of the authority and said that they still owed a total of Rs 2,04648, which has not been