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K Sudhakar booked for 'attempting to bribe' IAS officer in Rs 4.8 crore cash seizure case - Vimarsana News

K Sudhakar booked for 'attempting to bribe' IAS officer in Rs 4.8 crore cash seizure case

Former minister and Chikkaballapur BJP candidate K Sudhakar was on Thursday booked for allegedly asking IAS officer Munish Moudgil to release Rs 4.8 crore cash seized by the Election Commission (EC).

60-year-old woman wins Miss Universe Buenos Aires pageant, shatters stereotypes - Vimarsana News

60-year-old woman wins Miss Universe Buenos Aires pageant, shatters stereotypes

Alejandra Marisa Rodríguez, a 60-year-old lawyer and journalist from La Plata, Argentina, has made history by winning the title of Miss Universe Buenos Aires 2024. She will represent Buenos Aires in the national selection for Miss Universe Argentina in May 2024 and, if successful, will compete in the Miss Universe World contest in Mexico on […]

Second phase polling concludes in Manipur, 76% voters cast till 4 pm - Vimarsana News

Second phase polling concludes in Manipur, 76% voters cast till 4 pm

The voting was held across Manipur's 13 Assembly segments in eight hill districts from 7 am till 4 pm.

Manipur on mute: Manipur is not warming up to polls. Who wins or loses is not going to change much - Vimarsana News

Manipur on mute: Manipur is not warming up to polls. Who wins or loses is not going to change much

​Ahead of a two-phase Lok Sabha election in Manipur on April 19 and 26, the states calm exterior belies the unease brewing within. Less than two weeks before the Imphal Valley votes, the campaigning is eerily lacklustre as a Meitei radical group, Arambai Tenggol, has issued an appeal to the political parties to avoid public meetings, feasts and use of loudspeakers while campaigning. In Imphal, the only voice that emanates from a loudspeaker these days is when a man from a garbage-collection van appeals to residents to deposit waste products in the vehicle.