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Threat to INDIA bloc, some may form separate alliance: Farooq Abdullah - Vimarsana News

Threat to INDIA bloc, some may form separate alliance: Farooq Abdullah

Abdullah said: "If we have to save the country, we will have to forget differences and think about the country... If seat-sharing arrangement is not finalised then there is a threat to the alliance. It should be done in a time-bound manner. It is possible some may come together to form a separate alliance, which I feel is the biggest danger. There is still time."

Alberta City Councillor Apologizes for Posting Anti-Christian Meme As Citizen Criticizes Event Featuring Drag Artist - Vimarsana News

Alberta City Councillor Apologizes for Posting Anti-Christian Meme As Citizen Criticizes Event Featuring Drag Artist

An Alberta city councillor who posted a meme with an anti-Christian theme on social media has publicly apologized ...

Tri-Cities Really the Safest NW City During All-Out Nuclear War? - Vimarsana News

Tri-Cities Really the Safest NW City During All-Out Nuclear War?

After the full attack is over, you'll be surprised which northwest city would be the best place to survive the attack.

For Girls, the Biggest Danger of Sexual Violence Lurks at Home - Vimarsana News

For Girls, the Biggest Danger of Sexual Violence Lurks at Home

"During the pandemic, sexual violence against girls has grown because they have been confined with their abusers. If the home is not a safe place for them, what is then, the streets?" Mía Calderón,

For Girls, the Biggest Danger of Sexual Violence Lurks at Home - Vimarsana News

For Girls, the Biggest Danger of Sexual Violence Lurks at Home

"During the pandemic, sexual violence against girls has grown because they have been confined with their abusers. If the home is not a safe place for them, what is then, the streets?" Mía Calderón,