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NIVEA Named India's Most Trusted Skin Care Brand for the Third Year in a Row, Winning Praise and Loyalty from Consumers - Vimarsana News

NIVEA Named India's Most Trusted Skin Care Brand for the Third Year in a Row, Winning Praise and Loyalty from Consumers

NIVEA India has secured the coveted title of India’s No. 1 Trusted Skin Care Brand according to research conducted by TRA - a premier brand intelligence and data insights firm.

Nonprofit bringing health care to Kansas City's homeless gets big boost - Vimarsana News

Nonprofit bringing health care to Kansas City's homeless gets big boost

Last year Care Beyond the Boulevard saw roughly 2,800 patients over the course of 9,000 visits.

Source: kmbc.com
Chamber closes 2022 with 'Sound Bites' - Vimarsana News

Chamber closes 2022 with 'Sound Bites'

"Sound Bites" is a Ridgecrest Chamber of Commerce feature giving local business people the chance to speak for 10 minutes each. The Dec. 13, 2021 meeting -- the final of

Kansas City nonprofit Lotus Care House is getting homeless into housing, then adding services - Vimarsana News

Kansas City nonprofit Lotus Care House is getting homeless into housing, then adding services

Lotus Care House is taking a different approach to counter the homeless crisis. Unique support services like their path to housing and medical recovery programs help navigate the homeless from the street to permanent housing.

Source: kcur.org
The IRS Tries to Silence Political Speech Again— This Time with New Regulations - Vimarsana News

The IRS Tries to Silence Political Speech Again— This Time with New Regulations

The IRS should not attempt to regulate in areas beyond its expertise and authority. Nor should it use the tax code as a substitute for campaign finance regulation under FECA or attempt to circumvent Congress’s decision in recent years not to pass highly controversial campaign finance legislation.