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Luke Bryan Speaks for First Time About Katy Perry Leaving 'Idol' - Vimarsana News

Luke Bryan Speaks for First Time About Katy Perry Leaving 'Idol'

Two months after Katy Perry announced she's leaving "American Idol," Luke Bryan has finally broken his silence.

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Cardano Surges with Over 457 Million Social Engagements in the Last Seven Days - Vimarsana News

Cardano Surges with Over 457 Million Social Engagements in the Last Seven Days

Cardano Surges with Over 457 Million Social Engagements in the Last Seven Days Cardano has seen a significant surge in its social engagement over the past…

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CAT Exam Pattern 2023: New Section Wise Pattern and Marking Scheme - Vimarsana News

CAT Exam Pattern 2023: New Section Wise Pattern and Marking Scheme

CAT Exam Pattern is completely changed with fewer number of questions by IIM Bangalore which is conducting CAT this year. Some of the features in CAT exam pattern – like number of sections, scoring pattern, sectional and overall time limit are not changed.

From the Deputy Publisher: RIP, Twitter? - Vimarsana News

From the Deputy Publisher: RIP, Twitter?

Even if you don't use Twitter, you're probably aware that it exists — and that it sometimes drives the national conversation, particularly around politics and...

NEPALESE ECONOMY Slow Growth | New Spotlight Magazine - Vimarsana News

NEPALESE ECONOMY Slow Growth | New Spotlight Magazine

Two major multinational bodies' most recent growth estimates According to the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank, Nepal's GDP growth will most likely be about 4%. Although both organizations anticipated 4.4 percent GDP growth, Nepal's overhang is likely to worsen in the next months given the current health of the economy.