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Opium Smuggling: Cop Among 3 Held For Bid To Smuggle Opium Abroad | Ludhiana News - Vimarsana News

Opium Smuggling: Cop Among 3 Held For Bid To Smuggle Opium Abroad | Ludhiana News

Times News NetworkLudhiana: The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has arrested three persons, including the senior head constable of a police station, in.

'There's nothing called multivitamin deficiency', diabetologist criticises Centrum ad - Vimarsana News

'There's nothing called multivitamin deficiency', diabetologist criticises Centrum ad

Criticising an advertisement by multivitamin brand Centrum, published in a leading daily newspaper, diabetes specialist and Padma Shri awardee doctor V. Mohan has said that "there is nothing called multivitamin deficiency".The ad, ...

Indian news channels on YouTube battle arbitrary blocking, curbs on earnings - Vimarsana News

Indian news channels on YouTube battle arbitrary blocking, curbs on earnings

The video platform has in recent months issued demonetisation notices to channels and taken down some down citing government notices.

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UP: Bundelkhand no longer moves to dacoits' diktats | MorungExpress - Vimarsana News

UP: Bundelkhand no longer moves to dacoits' diktats | MorungExpress

Banda (UP), April 22 (IANS): There are no ‘farmaans’ (diktats) being issued from inside the jungles and there are no relatives or supporters of dacoits contesting the polls this time.

Bihar schoolteachers upset over vigilance to boycott polls - Vimarsana News

Bihar schoolteachers upset over vigilance to boycott polls

Keeping a ‘hawk-eye’ on the school teachers in Bihar has led to acute resentments against Chief Minister Nitish Kumar from five lakh Government schoolteachers and their families, and a majority of them backed by several associations of teachers, have decided to ‘boycott’ the voting in Lok