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For confession, mob tramples on neck of UP theft-accused | India News - Vimarsana News

For confession, mob tramples on neck of UP theft-accused | India News

At a busy bus stand in the city on Tuesday, Mohammad Sahil, 20, an out-of-work labourer, was accused of theft by bystanders. A mob soon gathered arou

SBI Cards director resigns - Vimarsana News

SBI Cards director resigns

Read more about SBI Cards director resigns on Business Standard. With effect from 08 June 2021

Devendra Kumar resigns from directorship of SBI Cards and Payment Services - Vimarsana News

Devendra Kumar resigns from directorship of SBI Cards and Payment Services

The resignation comes consequent to change in Devendra Kumar's responsibilities in State Bank of India, the filing added.

India: Universities in Delhi lose leading teachers to Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

India: Universities in Delhi lose leading teachers to Covid-19

India: Universities in Delhi lose leading teachers to Covid-19 Web Report/New Delhi Photo: ANI The university also saw some younger staff members getting infected with the virus and succumbing to it. Covid-19 has struck the world of academia in Delhi, resulting in the death of several leading personalities in Delhi University, Jawaharlal Nehru University and Jamia Millia Islamia in recent days. They include about 35 teachers in DU, five in Jamia Millia Islamia and two in JNU. Besides these, many other teachers from DU’s constituent colleges have also succumbed to Covid. Vinay Gupta, the for...

Volunteers step up as India sets another record for COVID cases and foreign help doesn't come fast enough - Vimarsana News

Volunteers step up as India sets another record for COVID cases and foreign help doesn't come fast enough

Volunteers step up as India sets another record for COVID cases and foreign help doesn't come fast enough By Arshad R. Zargar India's COVID crisis worsens amid oxygen shortage New Delhi — Last week, when 54-year-old Suruchi Singh's coronavirus infection took a turn for the worst and she was struggling to breathe, her family scrambled to get her into a hospital, but there were no beds available. Singh's daughter panicked.   She reached out online to Gayatri Manchanda, an artist who'd recently started helping people get information on where to find vital medical resource...