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Revive lost legacy of Dogra valour - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism - Vimarsana News

Revive lost legacy of Dogra valour - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Dr Sudershan Kumar The erstwhile State of Jammu and Kashmir with four provinces viz. Jammu, Kashmir, Ladakh and Gilgit Baltistan with area around 2.8 million square kilometers was founded by Maharaja Gulab Singh after signing treaty with the representatives of British East India Company at Amritsar on 16th March, 1846 after the first Anglo Sikh war. Prior to that Dogra warriors played a key role under Maharaja Ranjit Singh for merging small independent kingdoms with vast Sikh empire. Therefore, before […]

Haryana man who supplied illicit liquor to Delhi nabbed - Vimarsana News

Haryana man who supplied illicit liquor to Delhi nabbed

A 23-year-old man who was transporting 2,500 quarters of country-made liquor from Haryana was arrested here in the national capital, police officials said on Thursday.The police said they had received a credible information that a Santro car ...

WhatsApp vs Signal vs Telegram: WhatsApp's new policy sparks concerns, Telegram, Signal roast - Vimarsana News

WhatsApp vs Signal vs Telegram: WhatsApp's new policy sparks concerns, Telegram, Signal roast

WhatsApp vs Signal vs Telegram: WhatsApp's new policy sparks concerns, Telegram, Signal roast The policy update message enraged WhatsApp users with a host of them threatening to leave the app and join its rivals. And its rivals -- Telegram and Signal -- were just waiting to hear that BusinessToday.In | January 9, 2021 | Updated 12:29 IST WhatsApp privacy policy sparks memefest WhatsApp's new policy update has sparked concerns among netizens with most users saying that they would now prefer a different chatting app. The Facebook-owned messenger app said that as part of the policy update, it ...