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Relaxation in Inner Line Permit soon in Uttarakhand - Vimarsana News

Relaxation in Inner Line Permit soon in Uttarakhand

Relaxation in Inner Line Permit soon in Uttarakhand At initial level, plans are to open up Mukhba, Bagholi and Harsil in the Gangotri with ILP, said state tourism minister Satpal Maharaj.  Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By Express News Service DEHRADUN: After Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat said that the Army is planning to ease out inner-line restrictions in Uttarakhand to boost  tourism in the border areas, long pending demand of approval of tourism activity in border areas and removal of 'inner line permit' from certain border areas may come to fruition.  State tou...

Flashback: Jeremy Guthrie's fine for chucking a ball into the seats - Vimarsana News

Flashback: Jeremy Guthrie's fine for chucking a ball into the seats

Flashback: Jeremy Guthrie’s fine for chucking a ball into the seats Share this story After Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes heaved a ball high into the Arrowhead stands to celebrate scoring a touchdown in yesterday’s win, former Royals pitcher Louis Coleman tweeted about a parallel memory from across the parking lot: Hey @TheRealJGuts how come Mahomes can throw a ball in the upper deck and it’s ok but when you do it everyone gets upset and you get a fine?— Louis Coleman (@LouisColeman31) January 17, 2021 Coleman was referring to a game on May 1, 2014, in which Jeremy Guthrie got fru...

USCG Helos to the Rescue (Part 2) - Vimarsana News

USCG Helos to the Rescue (Part 2)

(Coast Guard Historian’s Office) After Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Ernest J. King assigned sea-going development of helicopters to the U.S. Coast Guard on 15 February 1943, naval aviation's first designated rotary-wing pilot, Coast Guard Lieutenant Commander Frank Erickson, tested and accepted the Navy's first helicopter, an HNS-1, at Bridgeport, Connecticut on 16 October later that year. Thus began a 74-year journey featuring man’s ingenuity, skill, and daring as industry and technology constantly improved the aircraft. Subscriber-Only Content Subscribe to Naval History ma...

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