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MHA recommends CBI inquiry against activist Harsh Mander's Aman Biradari NGO - - Vimarsana News

MHA recommends CBI inquiry against activist Harsh Mander's Aman Biradari NGO -

MHA's recommendations were given to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to begin an investigation into Mander's NGO.

Source: newsx.com
Union Budget: The troubling message amid pandemic, economic woes and stark inequality - Vimarsana News

Union Budget: The troubling message amid pandemic, economic woes and stark inequality

How long will working people live with a policy regime that concentrates wealth in a few hands and leaves millions struggling for basics?

Source: scroll.in
The global economy needs a new powerhouse. India is stepping up - Vimarsana News

The global economy needs a new powerhouse. India is stepping up

Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to make India a developed nation. How soon can a country once synonymous with red tape become a $10 trillion economy?

India "On Cusp Of Huge Change" As World Looks Beyond China - Vimarsana News

India "On Cusp Of Huge Change" As World Looks Beyond China

PM Modi is closer than any predecessor to being able to claim that the nation - which may have just passed China as the world's most populous - is finally meeting its economic potential.

Source: ndtv.com
Ex-IPS Officer Julio Ribeiro to Donate Cash From Nani Palkhivala Award to Harsh Mander's NGO - Vimarsana News

Ex-IPS Officer Julio Ribeiro to Donate Cash From Nani Palkhivala Award to Harsh Mander's NGO

"I am told that at present a government agency has been summoning Harsh Mandar. Someone has to say no to power. If more citizens speak up like Harsh is doing, the government would definitely sit up and take notice."

Source: thewire.in