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JKSSB releases admit cards for exams scheduled from December 20 : Education News - Vimarsana News

JKSSB releases admit cards for exams scheduled from December 20 : Education News

The Jammu and Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) has released admit cards for exams scheduled to be held from December 20 to January 12. The JKSSB admit cards are available on the official website of the Board, jkssb.nic.in.JKSSB admit cardJKSSB admit card: Know how to downloadGo to jkssb.nic.inClick on the admit card linkEnter registration numberEnter

Delhi's anti-CAA protesters feel struggle against 'discriminatory policy' failed - Vimarsana News

Delhi's anti-CAA protesters feel struggle against 'discriminatory policy' failed

According to government data, over 13,700 foreigners, including Rohingya Muslims and Bangladeshi nationals, are settled in the UT of JK.

Source: siasat.com
CAA | CAA implemented to polarise electorate ahead of Lok Sabha polls, say J-K opposition leaders - Vimarsana News

CAA | CAA implemented to polarise electorate ahead of Lok Sabha polls, say J-K opposition leaders

According to government data, over 13,700 foreigners, including Rohingya Muslims and Bangladeshi nationals, are settled in the Union Territory (UT) of Jammu and Kashmir

CAA implemented to polarise electorate ahead of LS polls, say J-K oppn leaders - Vimarsana News

CAA implemented to polarise electorate ahead of LS polls, say J-K oppn leaders

Jammu: With the Centre notifying the rules of CAA on Monday, the demand of relocation of Rohingya refugees settled in Jammu has come to the fore with some

Source: siasat.com
Is Kashmir A Ponzi Paradise? - Vimarsana News

Is Kashmir A Ponzi Paradise?

The recent financial fraud in Kashmir, marked by the abrupt closure of a registered private limited company, Curative Survey, reveals a sophisticated Ponzi-style operation. Two Tamil Nadu residents allegedly raised Rs 69 crore, only to close offices and flee, leaving Rs 14 crore in traced transactions. Notably, a blogger in south Kashmir exposed the scam, emphasizing the lack of tech-centric whistleblowing. The company, initially registered as a proprietorship firm in Chennai, claimed involvement in wellness and cosmetic products but operated without authorisation and lacked membership in the ...