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विपत्तिमा परेकालाई सघाऔँ : धैर्य नगुमाऔँ - Vimarsana News

विपत्तिमा परेकालाई सघाऔँ : धैर्य नगुमाऔँ

विपत्तिमा परेकालाई सघाऔँ : धैर्य नगुमाऔँ    शेयर गर्नुहोस: काठमाडौँ, असार १३ गते । भूकम्पले हाम्रो घर ढल्दैमा आगोले हाम्रो बस्ती जल्दैमा पहाडको पखेरो, तराईको फाँट बाढी पहिराले लग्दैमा हाम्रो साहस डगमगाउँदैन हाम्रो ...

Nabanna directed to identify containment or micro-containment areas at the local level in the districts to deal with corona. - Vimarsana News

Nabanna directed to identify containment or micro-containment areas at the local level in the districts to deal with corona.

যে-সব জেলায় কোভিড সংক্রমণের হার বেশি, শুক্রবার সেই সব জেলার কর্তাদের সঙ্গে ভিডিয়ো-বৈঠক করেন মুখ্যসচিব হরিকৃষ্ণ দ্বিবেদী।

"Children of the Coal Shadow" – A haunting report about the children of the Coal Region from 1903 - Vimarsana News

"Children of the Coal Shadow" – A haunting report about the children of the Coal Region from 1903

In the wake of the 1902 Coal Strike, the editorial team at  McClure’s Magazine made the decision to explore the legacy of the strike and peculiar lands of Pennsylvania’s Coal Region. In February 1903,  McClure’s published two lengthy stories about the anthracite coal fields. One, “The Right to Work” by Lincoln Steffens, explored the intense violence that took place during the 1902 Coal Strike between union and non-union mineworkers. The other, “Children of the Coal Shadow” by Francis Nichols, revealed the bleak realities facing children growing up in the mining towns and vil...

Government deals heavy blow to NGOs - Vimarsana News

Government deals heavy blow to NGOs

Daily Monitor Thursday February 04 2021 Summary Advertisement Uncertainty yesterday loomed large over the  future of civil society organisations in the country after President Museveni ordered that operations of Democratic Governance Facility (DGF), their principal funder, be “immediately suspended”. President Museveni ordered the Inspector General of Government (IGG), police and State House Anti-Corruption Unit to investigate how the Ministry of Finance authorised the DGF to operate in Uganda and allegedly bankroll NGOs and government agencies to undermine him. The DGF is financed by go...