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MPs want state symbols removed from classrooms; but why? - Vimarsana News

MPs want state symbols removed from classrooms; but why?

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Murad says differently-abled persons' seats to be reserved in LBs - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Murad says differently-abled persons' seats to be reserved in LBs - Newspaper

Launches ConnectHear App through which persons with hearing imparity will be able to communicate

Source: dawn.com
Assam political party chief held for 'trying to create rift' - Vimarsana News

Assam political party chief held for 'trying to create rift'

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma claimed on Saturday that a political party -- as part of its efforts to expand its base in the state -- is triggering controversy on the basis of language, and trying to foment rift between different ...

Hoarding in Assamese language smeared with black ink in Silchar - Vimarsana News

Hoarding in Assamese language smeared with black ink in Silchar

A state government hoarding written in Assamese has been found smeared with black ink in the Bengali-majority Barak valley area of Assam triggering criticism from some parties. The incident, which took place at Silchar in Cachar district on Sunday, was allegedly carried out by members of two organisations demanding the use of Bengali in place of Assamese in the Barak valley

Four iwi file claim seeking judicial review of te reo Māori in NZ courts - Vimarsana News

Four iwi file claim seeking judicial review of te reo Māori in NZ courts

The claim seeks "true recognition" for the country's indigenous language in courts and legal settings, saying it's still given a back seat to English.