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Independence Day 2022: Ola electric car to debut today along with Ola S1 Pro green colour variant scooter - Vimarsana News

Independence Day 2022: Ola electric car to debut today along with Ola S1 Pro green colour variant scooter

Independence Day 2022: Ola electric car with a range of over 500km to debut today

Source: bgr.in
REPORT: Strange New Virus With High Fatality Rate In China Has Infected 35 People - Vimarsana News

REPORT: Strange New Virus With High Fatality Rate In China Has Infected 35 People

A new, potentially highly fatal virus discovered in China with zoonotic origins has infected approximately 35 people, according to a new research study.

Ola electric car or affordable S1? CEO hints at upcoming launch - Vimarsana News

Ola electric car or affordable S1? CEO hints at upcoming launch

Ola electric car or new S1 EV? Bhavish Aggarwal drops major hint at August 15 launch

Source: bgr.in
Dissent & Democracy: Why the Sentinel Should Strike Down IPC Sec. 124A - Vimarsana News

Dissent & Democracy: Why the Sentinel Should Strike Down IPC Sec. 124A

Sedition laws sit at the crossroads of politics and society, and law and justice. The political nature of this “offence against the state” tests the limits of free speech a citizen can rightfully enjoy. India’s polity has changed since 1870, when Sedition was added as an offence under Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) to govern restive subjects of the British Crown. This stifling legislation, conceived as a colonial tool to incarcerate freedom fighters, continues to be quickly invoked by free India’s elected rulers against dissenting citizens, deeply damaging the country’s ...

GM Fails To Sell Indian Plant To Great Wall For $300 Million - Vimarsana News

GM Fails To Sell Indian Plant To Great Wall For $300 Million

GM's deal with Great Wall fell through due to India's scrutiny of Chinese investments in the country