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JLF 2024: 'In India and the world, the citizen has become the state's enemy', says writer Urvashi Butalia | Books and Literature News - Vimarsana News

JLF 2024: 'In India and the world, the citizen has become the state's enemy', says writer Urvashi Butalia | Books and Literature News

On day two of the festival, a panel on gender inequality explored the many feminisms that could remedy it.

libraries | Stopping by the books: Two siblings set up mini roadside libraries in remote Arunachal Pradesh districts - Vimarsana News

libraries | Stopping by the books: Two siblings set up mini roadside libraries in remote Arunachal Pradesh districts

The United Nations General Assembly recently recognised the duo's Free Street Library Initiative as an exemplary project

Discussion on future of Indian cities held | OdishaChannel.com - Vimarsana News

Discussion on future of Indian cities held | OdishaChannel.com

The panel discussion was moderated by Scott Furssedonn-Wood, a career diplomat and the British Deputy High Commissioner for Eastern India since October 2013.

It's flying ant day! Brits swarm to social media as plagues of bugs take to the air in annual event - Vimarsana News

It's flying ant day! Brits swarm to social media as plagues of bugs take to the air in annual event

The flying insects appear in huge numbers as young queens and males emerge to mate, responding to the right humidity, weather conditions and time of year.

Furious mother had to stuff her child into the luggage rack of a packed train despite paying £180 - Vimarsana News

Furious mother had to stuff her child into the luggage rack of a packed train despite paying £180

A furious mother, Bee Rowlatt, was forced to stuff her child into the luggage rack of a packed train travelling from York to London King's Cross despite paying £180 for the tickets.