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Two bodies of drivers commence their strike from today - Vimarsana News

Two bodies of drivers commence their strike from today

After the drivers have returned from the strike regarding the Hit and Run law the Drivers Federation and the Motor Mazdoor Sangh are starting the Quit Steering Movement from January 7. However, its impact was not much visible in Bhopal. Late at night, a meeting of drivers was held at Nadra bus

Powys Council cabinet agrees closure of Llangedwyn school - Vimarsana News

Powys Council cabinet agrees closure of Llangedwyn school

Powys County Council’s cabinet have agreed to start the legal process of closing Llangedwyn Church in Wales primary school in August 2024.

The last swim: Cicadas washing up on the Anne Arundel shores by the millions - Vimarsana News

The last swim: Cicadas washing up on the Anne Arundel shores by the millions

Millions of cicadas were washed up on the shore of Herring Bay Friday morning, part of a veiny-winged tide of bugs that can be found on boat ramps and beaches throughout the region.

The last swim: Dead cicadas washing up on the Anne Arundel shores by the thousands - Vimarsana News

The last swim: Dead cicadas washing up on the Anne Arundel shores by the thousands

Thousands of cicadas were washed up on the shore of Herring Bay Friday morning, part of a veiny-winged tide of bugs that can be found on boat ramps and beaches throughout the region.

Annapolis senator introduces bill updating data collection that guide stormwater regulations - Vimarsana News

Annapolis senator introduces bill updating data collection that guide stormwater regulations

Concerned about infrastructure standards not keeping up with the reality of climate change, Sen. Sarah Elfreth has introduced a bill that calls for updating the data used to inform regulations and updating it every five years.