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Earlier, we had mega scams; now, only mega projects: PM | India News - Vimarsana News

Earlier, we had mega scams; now, only mega projects: PM | India News

India News: Inaugurating India's longest sea-bridge on Friday, PM Narendra Modi used the mega project to underscore his commitment to deadlines and clean governan

Mumbai Trans Harbour Link: Promises 20-Minute Travel Time; Check Speed Limit, Entry Rules - Vimarsana News

Mumbai Trans Harbour Link: Promises 20-Minute Travel Time; Check Speed Limit, Entry Rules

Mumbai Trans Harbour Link: Atal Setu sets thrilling 100 KMPH limit for four-wheelers. PM Modi to inaugurate on Jan 12. 6-lane bridge cuts Mumbai-Navi Mumbai travel to 20 mins!

Source: news18.com
This Tower Could Replace Burj Khalifa As Tallest Building Of The World - Vimarsana News

This Tower Could Replace Burj Khalifa As Tallest Building Of The World

A building currently under construction in Saudi Arabia is expected to be even taller than the Burj Khalifa once it's complete.

Source: ndtv.com
Washington's US senators tour I-5 bridge ahead of replacement project - Vimarsana News

Washington's US senators tour I-5 bridge ahead of replacement project

Senators Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell announced the $600 million federal grant last month.

Source: yahoo.com
Minister outlines progress in health sector - Vimarsana News

Minister outlines progress in health sector

By Alpha Abu Health and Sanitation Minister, Dr. Austin Demby has explained about the developments taking place in the health sector during a gathering of media practitioners and civil society activists in Bo recently. The minister mentioned the recruitment of 4,000 more health workers by the present government and the establishing of a Nursing and Midwifery School in Kenema,