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Failure To Refund Premium Amount Within Free Lock Period, Chandigarh District Commission Holds Max Life Insurance Co. Liable - Vimarsana News

Failure To Refund Premium Amount Within Free Lock Period, Chandigarh District Commission Holds Max Life Insurance Co. Liable

The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission-I, U.T. Chandigarh bench comprising Pawanjit Singh (President), Surjeet Kaur (Member) and Suresh Kumar Sardana (Member) held Max Life Insurance...

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Nurturing nature with Guru Nanak's eco-wisdom - Vimarsana News

Nurturing nature with Guru Nanak's eco-wisdom

-By Harminder Kaur Guru Nanak advocated an integrated approach between human life and nature. He envisioned nature as much a part of God’s creation as a human being. The other shape of God that is...

Snakebite Patient: First Taken To Quack, Snakebite Patient Dies Before Reaching Hosp | Ludhiana News - Vimarsana News

Snakebite Patient: First Taken To Quack, Snakebite Patient Dies Before Reaching Hosp | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: A 22-year-old beautician from Babarpur village in Khanna area of Ludhiana district died after bitten by a snake at her house on Tuesday even.

22-yr-old woman dies of snake bite in Ludhiana - Vimarsana News

22-yr-old woman dies of snake bite in Ludhiana

The incident occurred when the victim, identified as Harminder Kaur, was occupied in safeguarding household items from the downpour

Extreme Weather Hits India's Staple Food Crops, Threatens Food Security - Vimarsana News

Extreme Weather Hits India's Staple Food Crops, Threatens Food Security

"This year, we are experiencing more than usual rainfall, probably due to global warming... Heavy rains mixed with flash flooding will further delay planting, resulting in lower-than-normal yields.