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After Aditya Narayan's manager defends him for hitting student during live concert, fan reacts: 'He threw my phone...' - Vimarsana News

After Aditya Narayan's manager defends him for hitting student during live concert, fan reacts: 'He threw my phone...'

Aditya Narayan's manager defends him after he threw a fan's phone at his concert.

Event Manager (Budapest, HU) - Vimarsana News

Event Manager (Budapest, HU)

Introduction We are looking for an Event Manager to join Asura Technologies Zrt., founded in 2017 and based in Budapest . Our company designs, develops and installs artificial intelligence-based parking, traffic monitoring and security systems ...

When Does MAFS Australia Start? Air Date, Where To Watch And More - Vimarsana News

When Does MAFS Australia Start? Air Date, Where To Watch And More

Married At First Sight Australia has kicked off, but will it air in the UK? Everything you need to know about the MAFS Australia 2024 start date; when and where to watch it.

Aditya Narayan Controversy: Event Manager DEFENDS Singer, 'He Banged His…' - Vimarsana News

Aditya Narayan Controversy: Event Manager DEFENDS Singer, 'He Banged His…'

Aditya Narayan, a singer and host of television shows, infuriated his audience when he tossed away a viewer's phone during his Chhattisgarh program. Several videos from the concert went viral on social media. - Aditya Narayan Controversy: Event Manager DEFENDS Singer, 'He Banged His...'

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'It's like losing a life-long companion': readers on the magic of the late Steve Wright | Radio - Vimarsana News

'It's like losing a life-long companion': readers on the magic of the late Steve Wright | Radio

From helping nurses de-stress to giving advice to would-be DJs, Guardian readers remember the Radio 2 star whose humour and humanity lit up Britain