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Land in Delhi: how the city ate up its village commons - Vimarsana News

Land in Delhi: how the city ate up its village commons

Citing development needs, the government took over Delhi’s once thriving commons. Now, much of this land is neglected, walled off or encroached on by the rich.

Source: scroll.in
As Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra ends, a Look at Challenges Before Congress ahead of 2024 Lok Sabha Polls - Vimarsana News

As Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra ends, a Look at Challenges Before Congress ahead of 2024 Lok Sabha Polls

Bharat Jodo Yatra may have helped improve the image of Rahul Gandhi, but the Congress faces the onerous task of rebuilding its moribund organisation, which is struggling to overcome a leadership crisis ahead of 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

Source: india.com
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi walks 2,000 miles to challenge Modi in the 2024 election - Vimarsana News

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi walks 2,000 miles to challenge Modi in the 2024 election

After more than 100 days walking nearly the entire length of India, Rahul Gandhi, scion of the nation’s most famous political dynasty, stood before a

Gandhi walks 2,000 miles to challenge Modi in 2024 election - Vimarsana News

Gandhi walks 2,000 miles to challenge Modi in 2024 election

New Delhi: After more than 100 days walking nearly the entire length of India, Rahul Gandhi, scion of the nation s most famous political dynasty, stoo...

Data vs Politics: Will unemployment set the course for 2024 polls? - Vimarsana News

Data vs Politics: Will unemployment set the course for 2024 polls?

With the national elections looming, unemployment will likely dominate the political climate. But the jury is still out on which data to trust and whether India is even measuring the problem adequately.