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Bloodlines & ballots: Saga of family legacies - Vimarsana News

Bloodlines & ballots: Saga of family legacies

Gujarat's candidate selection prioritizes 'winnability'. Amreli LS shows familial legacy with Virji, Nila, and Jenny. Jenny, Congress candidate, empha

Review: The Civil Servants Who Shaped India's Diplomacy - Vimarsana News

Review: The Civil Servants Who Shaped India's Diplomacy

A new book provides a detailed account of the colonial bureaucrats who made up the first generation of the Indian Foreign Service.

Baroda Library Movement: Baroda Library Movement: A Golden Chapter in Indian Public Library History | Vadodara News - Vimarsana News

Baroda Library Movement: Baroda Library Movement: A Golden Chapter in Indian Public Library History | Vadodara News

Discover the fascinating story of the Baroda Library Movement, a golden chapter in Indian Public Library history. Learn how Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III introduced compulsory and free primary education, linked it with a free public library, and ignited a literacy revolution.

This Indian family owns the world's largest private residence, and it's not the Ambanis, Adani or Birla - Vimarsana News

This Indian family owns the world's largest private residence, and it's not the Ambanis, Adani or Birla

The palace, initially built in 1890 at an impressive expense of £ 180,000, is presently estimated to be worth well over Rs 24,000 crores.

'Ghamandia' alliance conspired for long to stall women's quota Bill: PM Modi | Baroda News - Vimarsana News

'Ghamandia' alliance conspired for long to stall women's quota Bill: PM Modi | Baroda News

Modi added that the Opposition had also "mocked at" him for "pledging to build toilets in a Red Fort speech" as they had "no sensitivity" to the troubles that women faced in the absence of toilets.