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Police Investigating Pro-Palestine Activists' Defacement of Portrait - Vimarsana News

Police Investigating Pro-Palestine Activists' Defacement of Portrait

Police are investigating an incident of vandalism in which demonstrators slashed a portrait of the late British politician Arthur Balfour.

Opinion | India vs Bharat: what's in a name? Both have roots in Sanskrit, but only one has colonial baggage – blame Ancient Greece for that - Vimarsana News

Opinion | India vs Bharat: what's in a name? Both have roots in Sanskrit, but only one has colonial baggage – blame Ancient Greece for that

At the 2023 G20 summit in New Delhi, host India referred to itself as Bharat. Both that name and India have roots in the ancient Sanskrit tongue, so why might one be favoured over the other? History.

Source: scmp.com
King Charles III has nothing in common with Britain's corrupt political elite - Vimarsana News

King Charles III has nothing in common with Britain's corrupt political elite

Critics of the monarchy are misguided: the king is in touch with the true values of this country, while our politicians continue to peddle hate

Mumbai: Prayers, outings and feasts dot Eid celebrations - Vimarsana News

Mumbai: Prayers, outings and feasts dot Eid celebrations

The highlight of the festival are the grand feasts, including kheer, sewai, sheer korma and biryani.

Qatar World Cup: White outrage, colonialism and a game of capitalist greed - Vimarsana News

Qatar World Cup: White outrage, colonialism and a game of capitalist greed

It is no coincidence that liberal human rights concerns about Qatar fully reflect those of the imperialist US and European countries whose repressive policies drew no such criticism