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Shoppers Stop opens its 1st store in Jammu - Vimarsana News

Shoppers Stop opens its 1st store in Jammu

Shoppers Stop, India's leading fashion and beauty destination, has opened its first store in the Union Territory of Jammu and in the Kashmir valley.

Top Paying Medical Jobs In Santa Clarita In 2022 - Vimarsana News

Top Paying Medical Jobs In Santa Clarita In 2022

A career in medicine is something that many people dream about, and there are many opportunities available for those with the right skills and qualifications in Santa Clarita.

Shoppers Stop expands Estee Lauder footprint with the new Jo Malone London Store in Mumbai - Vimarsana News

Shoppers Stop expands Estee Lauder footprint with the new Jo Malone London Store in Mumbai

Beauty is a key strategic growth pillar at Shoppers Stop, India leading fashion and beauty destination.

Readers Respond to the October 2021 Issue - Vimarsana News

Readers Respond to the October 2021 Issue

Letters to the editor from the October 2021 issue of Scientific American

Brave Colon Cancer Cancer Patient & Mother of Two Gets Job at St. Louis Hospital to Help People Fighting COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Brave Colon Cancer Cancer Patient & Mother of Two Gets Job at St. Louis Hospital to Help People Fighting COVID-19

Gloria Gives Back In 2017, Gloria Cruz was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer and given 6 months to live; her treatment was successful and now she’s helping others. Cruz was hired as a COVID-19 Patient Care Associate at a St. Louis hospital to help those battling COVID-19. The mother of two discovered her colon cancer after thinking she had an ulcer which turned out to be a tumor on her colon; this disease is typically detected via colonoscopy. Gloria Cruz, a mother of two, was told in 2017 that she may only have six months to live after she was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer.