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Four-hour Kakadu National Park rescue saves 20-year-old hiker - Vimarsana News

Four-hour Kakadu National Park rescue saves 20-year-old hiker

A young Northern Territory man has survived an almost 50-metre fall while hiking in Kakadu National Park on...

Cyclone warning issued for Australia's Northern Territory - Vimarsana News

Cyclone warning issued for Australia's Northern Territory

CANBERRA, Feb. 25 (Xinhua) -- A high risk cyclone warning has been issued for Australia Northern Territory (NT). The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) on Thursday nig

Cyclone warning issued for Australia's Northern Territory - Vimarsana News

Cyclone warning issued for Australia's Northern Territory

A high risk cyclone warning has been issued for Australia's Northern Territory (NT).The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) on Thursday night upgraded the cyclone threat for Saturday and Sunday from "moderate" to "high".It said a ...

Ireland extends post-study rules for Indian students who have been studying online - Vimarsana News

Ireland extends post-study rules for Indian students who have been studying online

1850 Dublin, March 5 The Irish government has announced that international students in Ireland will be permitted to access graduate work opportunities in the country, even if they have been studying remotely in semester II. Indian students will be welcome to apply for the country’s Third Level Graduate Programme, even if they have been studying remotely in semester. To access the scheme, students will need to provide a letter from their higher education institution stating that they were a student for the academic year 2020/2021. The move was welcomed by Study Group Director for the UK and ...