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Bengal's Best Tourism Award-winning village awaits development, jobs | Kolkata News - Vimarsana News

Bengal's Best Tourism Award-winning village awaits development, jobs | Kolkata News

“You either hire a car or request someone to drop you at the railway station. If the central Government feels our village has the potential they should also ensure development on the ground,” said Mithu Ganguly, who runs a small grocery shop outside the Kiriteswari temple.

Parts of Joshimath have sunk by 3.6ft, says report | India News - Vimarsana News

Parts of Joshimath have sunk by 3.6ft, says report | India News

The National Geophysical Research Institute (NGRI) has released a report stating that certain areas of Joshimath in India have sunk vertically by over

Deep Dive Into The Rapid Rise Of Rajasthan's Startup Ecosystem - Vimarsana News

Deep Dive Into The Rapid Rise Of Rajasthan's Startup Ecosystem

Inc42's State of Rajasthan Startup Ecosystem Report 2023 sheds light on the state’s journey to emerge as a thriving hub for tech startups.

Source: inc42.com
Declare Joshimath a 'no new-construction zone': Central institutes | India News - Vimarsana News

Declare Joshimath a 'no new-construction zone': Central institutes | India News

Joshimath, a town in India, has been declared to have exceeded its carrying capacity and should be designated as a "no new construction" zone, accordi

Morainic foundation, population, building pressure behind Joshimath subsidence, say scientific reports - Vimarsana News

Morainic foundation, population, building pressure behind Joshimath subsidence, say scientific reports

Joshimath's susceptibility to land subsidence because of being located on a foundation of loose sediments coupled with increasing population pressure and multi-storeyed buildings, including hotels, in the town are some of the factors cited in nearly all the reports submitted by eight different institutions.