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New Market | Hoggsworth: 150 years after its inauguration, Calcutta's New Market still remains new - Vimarsana News

New Market | Hoggsworth: 150 years after its inauguration, Calcutta's New Market still remains new

Calcutta has close to two dozen malls, 40 bazaars and countless big and small markets. And yet, 150 years after it was built, New Market continues to be all those things and more. The author tells the story of its enduring charm

NIT Rourkela is set to host its 21st Convocation, marking the graduation of 1988 students - Vimarsana News

NIT Rourkela is set to host its 21st Convocation, marking the graduation of 1988 students

Rourkela: NIT Rourkela will celebrate its 21st Annual Convocation, with a graduating class of 1988 students (457 female & 1531 male) on 20th January, 2024. The convocation is scheduled to start at 9.30 AM onwards at Dilip Tirkey Stadium (DTS) NIT

Discover interesting trivias, anecdotes and more on the city of joy with Kolkata Classics - Vimarsana News

Discover interesting trivias, anecdotes and more on the city of joy with Kolkata Classics

Enjoy this visual series with Anindya Sundar Basu and Dolon Dutta Chowdhury

KPMG Unveils Lynkit Solutions as Victors of KPMG Private Enterprise Global Tech Innovator in India - Vimarsana News

KPMG Unveils Lynkit Solutions as Victors of KPMG Private Enterprise Global Tech Innovator in India

KPMG in India announced Lynkit Solutions Pvt. Ltd. as winners of the 3rd edition of the KPMG Private Enterprise...

80% Indian employees think their workplace data at hacking risk: Accenture – Chennaionline - Vimarsana News

80% Indian employees think their workplace data at hacking risk: Accenture – Chennaionline

While 74 per cent of Indian workers say new technologies to collect workforce data put trust at risk, recent data scandals make 80 per cent feel that their employee information