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Puducherry: Centre approves 10% reservation for government school students in medical education - Vimarsana News

Puducherry: Centre approves 10% reservation for government school students in medical education

The Union Home Ministry has approved Puducherry's proposal of 10% reservation for students from government schools in medical education.

Mint Explainer: Understanding IMD's September rainfall projection - Vimarsana News

Mint Explainer: Understanding IMD's September rainfall projection

As of now, rains have been 10% below normal for the whole country, with August recording a 36% deficit. Even if rainfall in September is on the higher side, the June-September rainfall average is expected to be below normal for the whole season

Taliban-ruled Afghanistan ranks second worldwide in internally displaced population - Vimarsana News

Taliban-ruled Afghanistan ranks second worldwide in internally displaced population

Afghanistan hosts 6.55 million IDPs, making it the second country with the highest count of displaced individuals after Syria. The report also sounded an alert about the potential escalation of global displacement within the next three decades.

Mint Explainer: Why did the govt raise Kharif rice procurement target? - Vimarsana News

Mint Explainer: Why did the govt raise Kharif rice procurement target?

The food ministry has said the target for next season’s procurement, beginning on October 1, has been raised marginally to 52.1 mt from the current season’s actual purchase of 49.6 mt

Mint Explainer: Pakistan's president sparks new political crisis - Vimarsana News

Mint Explainer: Pakistan's president sparks new political crisis

President Arif Alvi says he didn’t not sign two controversial pieces of legislation as he disagreed with them