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Travel Updates: Foreign Office Urges Caution For Those Visiting South Africa - Vimarsana News

Travel Updates: Foreign Office Urges Caution For Those Visiting South Africa

9 August: Cape Town Minicab Strikes Leading To Violent Riots The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) is warning travellers visiting Sout

Source: forbes.com
Inhibitory control of schoolchildren improved by horse activity program - study - Vimarsana News

Inhibitory control of schoolchildren improved by horse activity program - study

The equine group performed significantly better in testing than the control group, who undertook normal school activities.

Odisha gets Rs. 23120 crore under District Mineral Foundation till 30th June this year - Vimarsana News

Odisha gets Rs. 23120 crore under District Mineral Foundation till 30th June this year

New Delhi: The cumulative fund collection under District Mineral Foundation (DMF) in the State of Odisha till 30th June 2023 is Rs. 23,120 Cr. out of which Rs. 17,755.20 Cr. is received from major minerals other than Coal and Lignite, Rs. 5237.58 Cr.

Rohingya Children Aged 9 To 12 Flee Immigration Holding Center In Thailand - Vimarsana News

Rohingya Children Aged 9 To 12 Flee Immigration Holding Center In Thailand

Six Rohingya children have fled from a government-run shelter in this southern province's Muang district on Friday night.

Travel Updates: Age Limit For E-Passport Gate Use Falls For Family Holidays Peak - Vimarsana News

Travel Updates: Age Limit For E-Passport Gate Use Falls For Family Holidays Peak

24 July: Children Aged 10 And Older Eligible From Today Children aged 10 and older can use e-passport gates at ports for faster entry into the UK from t

Source: forbes.com