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Lok Sabha Elections 2024: PM Narendra Modi's Struggling Rival Rahul Gandhi Votes In Elections: Foreign Media - Vimarsana News

Lok Sabha Elections 2024: PM Narendra Modi's Struggling Rival Rahul Gandhi Votes In Elections: Foreign Media

Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi voted today as the country's six-week election resumed, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rivals accusing his government of unjustly targeting them in criminal probes.

Source: ndtv.com
Foreign Media Highlight Luhut's Dual Citizenship Offer for Indonesian Diaspora - Vimarsana News

Foreign Media Highlight Luhut's Dual Citizenship Offer for Indonesian Diaspora

Foreign media highlighted Minister Luhut Pandjaitan's statement that the government plans to offer dual citizenship to Indonesian diaspora.

Iran News: News Website "Didehban Iran" Blocked, Tehran Prosecutes Media Activists Over Reporting Nika Shakarami's Murder - Vimarsana News

Iran News: News Website "Didehban Iran" Blocked, Tehran Prosecutes Media Activists Over Reporting Nika Shakarami's Murder

Saeed Saif, the managing editor and licensee of the state-run website "Didehban Iran," announced that the news outlet had been "blocked without prior

What's Ailing Foreign Media in India? - Vimarsana News

What's Ailing Foreign Media in India?

Is it a lack of press freedom? Or, limited skill sets to report from a large, diverse country like Bharat that has bowled them over?

Source: news18.com
Western media's already out to undermine legitimacy of a Modi win | India News - Vimarsana News

Western media's already out to undermine legitimacy of a Modi win | India News

India News: In the past, the foreign media had periodically riled govts — Indira Gandhi barely tolerated their presence — but, today, Modi sarkar’s impatience wit