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Auto Collides Truck: Three Killed As Auto Collides With Truck | Bhubaneswar News - Vimarsana News

Auto Collides Truck: Three Killed As Auto Collides With Truck | Bhubaneswar News

Koraput: Three persons died and five others sustained injuries when the autorickshaw that they were travelling on collided with a truck at Jodenga und.

Hypocrisy On Dynastic Politics: Modi's BJP Has Its Own Political Families - Vimarsana News

Hypocrisy On Dynastic Politics: Modi's BJP Has Its Own Political Families

Modi hates and targets Nehru and his dynasty, but emulates them by continuing in Commonwealth: Modi with British Queen Elizabeth II, its figurehead, during

PM Modi's biggest TRP is his own credibility; "Modi ki Guarantee" resonates with people - Vimarsana News

PM Modi's biggest TRP is his own credibility; "Modi ki Guarantee" resonates with people

Prime Minister Narendra Modi assumed power at the centre in 2014 and after the completion of ten years, he has a number of achievements to display.

Amid youth push, BJP list also leans on experience as party stretches age limit - Vimarsana News

Amid youth push, BJP list also leans on experience as party stretches age limit

There are as many as 20 leaders who are between the ages of 70-74, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is 73 and defence minister Rajnath Singh (72). | Latest News India

INLD and JJP in Haryana fighting for political survival - Vimarsana News

INLD and JJP in Haryana fighting for political survival

As the campaign for the Lok Sabha elections picks up, it seems the regional parties Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) and Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) in Haryana, are fighting a battle for political survival.    The INLD, became a regional force and secured between 15 to 28 per cent vote