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Ramzan Shoppers: Ramzan Shoppers Flock to City Markets for Preparations | Allahabad News - Vimarsana News

Ramzan Shoppers: Ramzan Shoppers Flock to City Markets for Preparations | Allahabad News

Get ready for Ramzan with the bustling city markets in Prayagraj. Find everything you need for the holy month, from food items to readymade garments. Don't miss out on the delicious sweet dishes and refreshing fruits!

MCC by-polls: Ekramul Titu elected city mayor for 2nd time by huge margin - Vimarsana News

MCC by-polls: Ekramul Titu elected city mayor for 2nd time by huge margin

Former mayor Ekramul Haque Titu has officially won the Mymensingh City Corporation (MCC) election. Returning Officer Belayet Hossain Chowdhury announced the results of 128 centres of MCC by-polls at the Tarek Memorial Auditorium in Mymensingh on Saturday night. The voting in...

300 blankets distributed among cold-hit people in Nilphamari - Vimarsana News

300 blankets distributed among cold-hit people in Nilphamari

NILPHAMARI, Jan 19, 2024 (BSS) - A total of 300 blankets were distributed among the helpless and cold-hit people living

Hearing postponed on Rautahat massacre case involving NC lawmaker Alam - Vimarsana News

Hearing postponed on Rautahat massacre case involving NC lawmaker Alam

KATHMANDU, Jan 14: The scheduled hearing on the case against Nepali Congress (NC) leader Mohammad Aftab Alam has been postponed. As most of the judges of the Rautahat District Court were on leave, the hearing on the case scheduled for Sunday was postponed.

A raid riddled with questions - Vimarsana News

A raid riddled with questions

A team of detectives on Wednesday night raided a printing press in the capital’s Katabon area and claimed to have recovered crude bombs, petrol, gunpowder and over 52,000 leaflets calling for boycott of the election.