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India Shining with AKAM & Amrit Kaal-I - Vimarsana News

India Shining with AKAM & Amrit Kaal-I

By Dr. Jaipal Singh Some time back, an accomplished professional with illustrious career in the World Bank/other institutions in the past and now the Managing Director and CEO of Invest India, Deepak Bagla, while addressing an elite audience of professionals, businessmen and industry made certain observations about the recent progress and success story of India.

Movie premieres galore as WOW FIlm Festival returns to Aberystwyth - Vimarsana News

Movie premieres galore as WOW FIlm Festival returns to Aberystwyth

Starting on Friday, 3 March, the ever-popular WOW Film Festival returns to six cinemas across Wales.

Bitter disappointment as Finland's attempt to reform Indigenous law fails — again - Vimarsana News

Bitter disappointment as Finland's attempt to reform Indigenous law fails — again

It’s the third time attempts to reform Finland’s Sámi Parliament Act have failed This piece was produced with the support of the Pulitzer Center. A controversial package of reforms to Finland's law governing rights for the Indigenous Sámi people has failed, shattering the hopes of Sámi activists

Source: rcinet.ca
University for Indigenous languages to begin classes in 2023 - Vimarsana News

University for Indigenous languages to begin classes in 2023

The National University of Indigenous Languages will teach Indigenous tongues using immersion and initially offer four related degrees.

Marin "disappointed" in failure of Sámi Parliament Act reform - Vimarsana News

Marin "disappointed" in failure of Sámi Parliament Act reform

One of the governing parties, the Centre, joined the opposition in torpedoing the bill, which would have given indigenous people more control over land use in northern Finland, among other issues. Prime Minister Sanna Marin (SDP) has expressed disappointment with the failure of the Sámi Parliament

Source: rcinet.ca