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'Block' your calendar, here's all you need to know to snag these limited-edition CNY LEGO builds and e-Vouchers - Vimarsana News

'Block' your calendar, here's all you need to know to snag these limited-edition CNY LEGO builds and e-Vouchers

The season of auspicious gifts, tasty goodies and festive decorations is here - a joyous time when vibrant splashes of red ornaments which signify luck adorn the streets and homes of Singapore. And if you're looking for somewhere to celebrate the upcoming Chinese New Year (CNY) holidays, you're in luck. Suntec City is hosting a fantastical event in partnership with...

Modernizing China : Beijing Shares Vision, Promises Dividends - Vimarsana News

Modernizing China : Beijing Shares Vision, Promises Dividends

President Xi Jinping made the pledge on April 21, 2023 in the city of Shanghai at the opening of the Lanting Forum on Chinese Modernization and the World.

Aligarh Muslim University Minority Character: Supreme Court Should Adjudicate The Case - Vimarsana News

Aligarh Muslim University Minority Character: Supreme Court Should Adjudicate The Case

The campaign for the protection of the AMU’s “Muslim Character” started in 1965 in reaction to the AMU (Amendment) Act. It was supported by the Majlis-e-Mushawarat, the Pro-Congress Jamiat-ul-Ulema-i-Hind and Jamaat-i-Islami, joined the Old Boys’ Associations.

Source: ummid.com
POLITICO Playbook: Manchin's victory lap- POLITICO - Vimarsana News

POLITICO Playbook: Manchin's victory lap- POLITICO

And the House passes an assault weapons ban.

Sri Lanka: Prevention Should Be at Heart of New Human Rights Council Resolution - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka: Prevention Should Be at Heart of New Human Rights Council Resolution

As the UN Human Rights Council begins its first meeting of 2021 in Geneva, high on its crowded agenda will be to decide whether to adopt a new resolution that maintains international oversight over Sri Lanka. The present one, adopted in 2015 but now expiring, won support from the Sri Lankan government of the time, which agreed to address the legacy of the country’s brutal civil war and its conclusion in a wave of atrocities in 2009. But Sri Lanka’s current government, led by the same nationalist politicians and generals who were in office at the war’s end, has rejected the truth and ac...