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This party wants to be voice of 'mard' in LS polls - Vimarsana News

This party wants to be voice of 'mard' in LS polls

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Private sector to adopt 550 monuments, commit ₹500cr to develop K'taka tourism | Bengaluru - Vimarsana News

Private sector to adopt 550 monuments, commit ₹500cr to develop K'taka tourism | Bengaluru

Karnataka Tourism Minister announced that the private sector will adopt 550 monuments, committing ₹500 crore for tourism development. | Bengaluru News

nandi hills: Ban on cars, cable car, light show: How Karnataka plans to develop Nandi Hills as a big tourist hotspot - Vimarsana News

nandi hills: Ban on cars, cable car, light show: How Karnataka plans to develop Nandi Hills as a big tourist hotspot

The Karnataka government plans to ban private vehicles from entering Nandi Hills, a popular tourism destination near Bengaluru, in an effort to reduce traffic congestion and create a safer environment for tourists. The state's tourism department aims to develop Nandi Hills as a one-day tourism hotspot and will introduce a cable car ride option for visitors.

'Indira Gandhi had good relations with RSS leaders but kept distance…': Book | Latest News India - Vimarsana News

'Indira Gandhi had good relations with RSS leaders but kept distance…': Book | Latest News India

In “How Prime Ministers Decide”, journalist Neerja Chowdhury analyses operating styles of India's prime ministers through six decisions of historic significance | Latest News India

Indira Gandhi had good relations with several RSS leaders, but...: Book - Vimarsana News

Indira Gandhi had good relations with several RSS leaders, but...: Book

She knew the RSS had supported her but she never acknowledged it publicly. She used to admit privately that had it not been for the support by the RSS, she could not have won 353 seats, one more than she had won in her heyday in 1971, Indira Gandhi's close aide Anil Bali is quoted in book "How Prime Ministers Decide" as saying.