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36 hours in Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands - Vimarsana News

36 hours in Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Loved watching Kaala Paani? Eager to visit the places shown in the Netflix series? Look no further, here's what all you can do in the capital of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Port Blair, which has an interesting mix of historical, cultural, and contemporary sights to offer.

Cinema can contribute to a better society - Vimarsana News

Cinema can contribute to a better society

Many fans and well-wishers of Hindi cinema have been concerned by the drought - almost a famine - of really good films in recent times. When was the last great film - one which would have an assured place in any listing of all-time great Hindi films - released? This may be a good time to remember some of the best film-makers who contributed outstanding films with social relevance. Bimal Roy was a highly talented film-maker who contributed some of the best films of this genre, including Do Bigha Zamin, Bandini and Sujata.

When brave mothers wept together at Kargil's Drass - Vimarsana News

When brave mothers wept together at Kargil's Drass

They had come to celebrate 24th anniversary of Kargil Vijay Diwas

Source: theweek.in
Heart always beam with pride: Families remember Kargil soldiers - Vimarsana News

Heart always beam with pride: Families remember Kargil soldiers

Drass: With eyes moist but heart full of pride, the families of soldiers who died in the Kargil war remembered the bravehearts on Tuesday, recalling their sacrifices while...

Heart always beam with pride: Families remember Kargil soldiers - Vimarsana News

Heart always beam with pride: Families remember Kargil soldiers

"He did not die... he became immortal. I cannot forget the scene at our house in Lucknow when his body draped in the tricolour arrived. At least 15 lakh people joined the convoy shouting Manoj Pandey 'Amar Rahe' (immortal)," says Manmohan Pandey, brother of the fallen Captain Pandey.