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IT Ministry, MEA sign MoU to provide eMigrate services via common - Vimarsana News

IT Ministry, MEA sign MoU to provide eMigrate services via common

The Centre on Wednesday announced to provide eMigrate services through Common Services Centres (CSCs) to assist blue-collar workers at the grassroot level.

BAT calls for progressive regulations to achieve smoke-free Kenya - Vimarsana News

BAT calls for progressive regulations to achieve smoke-free Kenya

The tobacco company said more than one billion people globally continue to smoke despite the serious risks.

India Announces USD 10 Lakh Aid for Papua New Guinea Landslide Catastrophe - Vimarsana News

India Announces USD 10 Lakh Aid for Papua New Guinea Landslide Catastrophe

India demonstrated its support for Papua New Guinea by promptly announcing a relief aid package of USD 10 lakh, extending a helping hand to the island nation on Tuesday.

G7, BRICS, SCO... India's new govt has a hectic diplomatic schedule ahead - Vimarsana News

G7, BRICS, SCO... India's new govt has a hectic diplomatic schedule ahead

Diplomatic activities are set to begin as early as the Prime Minister's oath-taking ceremony next month. The Ministry of External Affairs is reportedly preparing a guest list that reflects India's strategic and economic priorities. According to reports, if the Modi government return to power, the guest list might expand to include nations from Africa and the Gulf region such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Oman.

IFS Was 'Upper Caste' Service, Becoming More Democratic Now: Mani Shankar Aiyar - Vimarsana News

IFS Was 'Upper Caste' Service, Becoming More Democratic Now: Mani Shankar Aiyar

Speaking at the launch of author Kallol Bhattacharjee's "Nehru's First Recruit" here on Tuesday, Aiyar, who literally describes himself as the "last IFS recruit" of the first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru, said the country has overcome the "bad features" of its first generation recruits

Source: news18.com