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NEET aspirant, 20, allegedly dies by suicide in Kota, 8th such incident this year - Vimarsana News

NEET aspirant, 20, allegedly dies by suicide in Kota, 8th such incident this year

Police said no suicide note was recovered from the spot and that the student’s parents were informed about his death. The deceased was studying at a coaching centre in Kota for over a year and had shifted to the hostel last July | Latest News India

A 16th Century Princess Chronicles Early Mughal Life In India - Vimarsana News

A 16th Century Princess Chronicles Early Mughal Life In India

Begum Gulbadan's Humayun-nama is the only prose work written by a woman in Muslim courts of Ottoman, Turkey, Iran and India

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Election Buzz

EC orders transfer of IPS officer Rajesh Duggal, who is husband of Hry BJP leader Sunita Duggal Chandigarh: The Election Commission has ordered the transfer of IPS officer Rajesh Duggal, who is the husband of BJP MP from Sirsa Sunita Duggal, and directed that no election-related work be assigned

Ayodhya | History, River, Ram Temple, Mosque, Map, & Facts - Vimarsana News

Ayodhya | History, River, Ram Temple, Mosque, Map, & Facts

Ayodhya is a town in northern India that holds special significance in Hinduism as one of seven sacred cities and in Buddhism as an important historical center. It was until 1992 the site of a well-known Mughal-era mosque, the Babri Masjid. Ayodhya is located in south-central Uttar Pradesh state, on the Ghaghara River just east of Faizabad.

Tracing how Indo-Hellenes forged the Rajput warriors' lineage - Vimarsana News

Tracing how Indo-Hellenes forged the Rajput warriors' lineage

Thousands of years before the Ottoman Turks had established their power in South Asia, a Hindu caste of warriors known for military prowess called Rajputs, or "Sons of Kings", had found their rule in different parts of this region.