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Farmers protest against non-supply of irrigation water - Vimarsana News

Farmers protest against non-supply of irrigation water

Farmers allege irrigation officials for selling water to landlords in exchange for hefty bribes

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Spice of Life | Compassion, empathy triumph over hatred - Vimarsana News

Spice of Life | Compassion, empathy triumph over hatred

Some of them of them returned to their camp in 1985. An old banyan tree, two water tanks and the summer palace of the Jam Sahib were the only remnants of their camp. The site where their barracks once stood was now part of a Sainik School. Even so, it remained a pilgrimage site for the families of the refugees.

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1973: Fifty Years Ago: Coalition Cabinet - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1973: Fifty Years Ago: Coalition Cabinet - Newspaper

QUETTA: A three-member tripartite coalition Government of Baluchistan, with Jam Mir Ghulam Qadir Khan of Lasbela as...

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An exceptional man in extraordinary times: Jam Saheb Digvijaysinhji of Nawanagar - Vimarsana News

An exceptional man in extraordinary times: Jam Saheb Digvijaysinhji of Nawanagar

A heartwarming story of a lion-hearted Indian Maharaja’s kindness to Polish children during WW2 remains the deepest link between the two nations

For Megan Ponsford, tracing family history meant unearthing the forgotten story of India and Australia's cricket rivalry - 26-Feb-2023 - Vimarsana News

For Megan Ponsford, tracing family history meant unearthing the forgotten story of India and Australia's cricket rivalry - 26-Feb-2023

Australia's first cricket team to tour India was labelled ""has-beens and never-will-bes"", but almost 90 years later, historian Megan Ponsford has revealed they were also a fascinating band of sporting pioneers.