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Telangana Government Set to Unveil Two New Schemes – Chennaionline - Vimarsana News

Telangana Government Set to Unveil Two New Schemes – Chennaionline

The Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, is gearing up to announce two additional schemes in fulfillment of its promises made before the December Assembly elections.

Rajya Sabha Polls: What's at stake in upcoming elections and why it matters - Vimarsana News

Rajya Sabha Polls: What's at stake in upcoming elections and why it matters

Reports suggest out of the 56 candidates, 53 are projected to secure their seats without facing opposition. The NDA is poised to secure 31 seats, while the Congress is likely to retain 10 seats.

What's the deal with the JDUC? - The Queen's Journal - Vimarsana News

What's the deal with the JDUC? - The Queen's Journal

As student services prepare to return home to the JDUC, The Journal reviews how the newest iteration of the building came to be.

AMS Fall in Review: KMV reflects on successes and lessons learned - Vimarsana News

AMS Fall in Review: KMV reflects on successes and lessons learned

AMS President Kate McCuaig, along with VP (Operations) Michelle Hudson and VP (University Affairs) Victoria Mills, reflect on the fall term at Queen’s University. They discuss key topics such as the University’s budget cuts, student advocacy efforts, response to conflict in the Middle East, and the success of Homecoming weekend 2023. Learn about plans for the JDUC revitalization project, financial accessibility of Orientation Week, and initiatives for student engagement.

Narendra Modi | Freebie-baiter vs federal healers : From Congress-run states, a test for Narendra Modi - Vimarsana News

Narendra Modi | Freebie-baiter vs federal healers : From Congress-run states, a test for Narendra Modi

A government that cannot spend 12 per cent to 15 per cent of the total budget on public welfare has no moral right to stay in office, says Randeep Surjewala