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Eighteen Years On: Reflections From the Heart of Kashmir - Vimarsana News

Eighteen Years On: Reflections From the Heart of Kashmir

The 1990s and early 2000s were the worst periods of terrorism in Kashmir. Since August 5, 2019, the valley has witnessed an unprecedented calm. Kashmir has changed, and for the better. Peace, fragile as it may be, is here, and I hope it stays

Source: news18.com
Phase V: Women outnumber men as turnout rises to 62.2% - Vimarsana News

Phase V: Women outnumber men as turnout rises to 62.2%

The male-female turnout gap was wide in Bihar and Jharkhand. While in Bihar, the male turnout was 52.42 percent, the female turnout was 61.58 percent.

Source: rediff.com
India needs a strong government, definitive vision: PM Modi - Vimarsana News

India needs a strong government, definitive vision: PM Modi

In an exclusive interview to The Statesman, PM Narendra Modi underscores the need for a strong government and a clear vision for India's progress. He discusses plans for the middle class, youth employment, successes in Jammu and Kashmir, and Bengal's future, highlighting the importance of a significant electoral mandate for effective governance and a Viksit Bharat by 2047.

No One Dares To Explode Bombs In Kashmir Now: Shah - Vimarsana News

No One Dares To Explode Bombs In Kashmir Now: Shah

Uttar Pradesh- Union Home

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At 62.2%, Phase 5 sees lowest overall turnout in this LS poll | India News - Vimarsana News

At 62.2%, Phase 5 sees lowest overall turnout in this LS poll | India News

India News: Phase 5 of the Lok Sabha elections, recorded the lowest overall turnout at 62.2%, yet marked the first phase where female voter turnout (63%) surpasse