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The Grandmas of Cooking TikTok, YouTube and Instagram - Vimarsana News

The Grandmas of Cooking TikTok, YouTube and Instagram

We can’t get enough of wholesome grandmothers cooking on YouTube, TikTok and Instagram. But how do they feel about it?

10 Rare Pics from History That Expand Our Understanding of India - Vimarsana News

10 Rare Pics from History That Expand Our Understanding of India

10 photos that cover the trajectory of India’s evolution and culture, and mark its milestone moments -- from Homi Bhaba’s scientific discovery to independent India’s first woman pilot.

Woman who alleged property grab and made suicide bid dies | Ludhiana News - Vimarsana News

Woman who alleged property grab and made suicide bid dies | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: Puja, a resident of Chawni Mohalla, died at DMCH on Thursday, six days after she attempted suicide. Her kin claimed to have recorded their statements with the police and handed over a copy of her suicide note. However, the police are yet to lodged an FIR. In the suicide note, the woman has accused 12 persons, including police inspector Bittan Kumar, his councillor father Surinder Atwal and brother Sajan Atwal, for allegedly trying to grab her property. The woman had attempted suicide at her house on July 2 and her kin had lodged a complaint with commissioner of police Rakesh Agarwal...

Wheelchair-bound Punjab farmer defies odds, joins protest at Singhu border - Vimarsana News

Wheelchair-bound Punjab farmer defies odds, joins protest at Singhu border

updated: Jan 09 2021, 19:15 ist Sitting on a wheelchair, 44-year-old Harvinder Singh from Punjab's Jalandhar interacts with fellow farmers camping at Delhi's Singhu border to protest against the Centre's new agri laws. His physical limitations due to polio have rendered him on a wheelchair for decades but that has not deterred him from joining the over a month-long agitation, leaving behind his ailing mother at his native village. "I may have lost all hopes of recovery from polio but I have not lost hope for a positive outcome from this agitation," he says. Singh, who has been camping at the ...