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Manas Kumar Sahoo creates sand sculpture on International Women's Day - Vimarsana News

Manas Kumar Sahoo creates sand sculpture on International Women's Day

A sand artist, Manas Kumar Sahoo, made a sand sculpture on the eve of International Women Day in Puri.

Exclusive: MobiKwik accused by loan defaulter of harassment, privacy breach - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: MobiKwik accused by loan defaulter of harassment, privacy breach

MobiKwik has been accused of resorting to ethically-dubious practices for securing the repayment of a loan availed from its platform.

Expanding The SAC Territory : New Clubs At NIT Rourkela - Vimarsana News

Expanding The SAC Territory : New Clubs At NIT Rourkela

With the fresh start to this academic year, SAC has extended its canopy to many new clubs. Read on to know about the new clubs that have become a part of this famous club culture of NITR.

3-day online course on Nanotech at IIIT-A | Allahabad News - Vimarsana News

3-day online course on Nanotech at IIIT-A | Allahabad News

Prayagraj: A three-day online short-term certificate course on “Nano-informatics for Biomedical Applications (NBA-2021)” began at the Indian Institute.

Odisha: Lockdown adds to bus owners' woes | Bhubaneswar News - Vimarsana News

Odisha: Lockdown adds to bus owners' woes | Bhubaneswar News

No place to go BHUBANESWAR: Bus owners are having a tough time. Even before they could recover from the losses they had to incur in the first wave owing to lockdown and shutdown, they are now faced with yet another downturn due to the second wave. With the government having imposed lockdown in the entire state from May 5 to 19, bus owners are staring at heavy losses. Many are struggling to pay wages and EMIs. Because of government restrictions and fear of catching the virus, not enough passengers were boarding buses between April third week and December last year. Services resumed properly o...