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Bill Clinton Allegations in Jeffrey Epstein Documents—What We Know - Vimarsana News

Bill Clinton Allegations in Jeffrey Epstein Documents—What We Know

The former president has long denied knowing about the chid sex crimes committed by Epstein, who died in 2019.

What Is Mukesh Ambani's Salary Per Year? Know How Much The Asia's Richest Man Gets In Remuneration As RIL Chairman - Vimarsana News

What Is Mukesh Ambani's Salary Per Year? Know How Much The Asia's Richest Man Gets In Remuneration As RIL Chairman

In order to establish a personal example of moderation in managerial compensation levels, the chairman and managing director of RIL kept his salary restricted to a certain amount. Have a look.

Source: india.com
Falling lithium prices to drive EV growth: Nitin Gadkari - Vimarsana News

Falling lithium prices to drive EV growth: Nitin Gadkari

Speaking at the ABP Ideas of India Summit, Minister for Road Transport & Highways Nitin Gadkari said “India is all set to become the EV & auto capital of the world”. Click here to read more.

Jamaica Prime Minister Offers to Send Troop to Haiti as Country Faces Crisis - Vimarsana News

Jamaica Prime Minister Offers to Send Troop to Haiti as Country Faces Crisis

Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness has told their House of Representatives that Jamaica is willing to send in troops to help keep the peace in Haiti.

Turkey Fumes as Biden Recognizes Armenian Genocide. Now What? - Vimarsana News

Turkey Fumes as Biden Recognizes Armenian Genocide. Now What?

Share This: John Bazemore/AP/Shutterstock In a statement, President Joe Biden officially recognized the massacre of Armenians under the Ottoman Empire, modern-day Turkey, as genocide. This could be a potential breaking point in the U.S.’s relationship with Turkey. Yet, the recognition was more than just giving lip service to the horrible events that transpired two decades before the Holocaust.  The president’s statement follows through on his campaign promise to formally acknowledge the systematic deportation and killing of between one to 1.5 million Armenians by the Ottoman Empire as a...

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