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Vote: MP villagers postpone their Diwali by a week as it falls on polling day | India News - Vimarsana News

Vote: MP villagers postpone their Diwali by a week as it falls on polling day | India News

India News: A village in Madhya Pradesh, India, has postponed its Diwali celebrations by seven days due to the coinciding of the festival with the state's voting

Vote: MP villagers postpone their Diwali by a week as it falls on polling day | India News - Vimarsana News

Vote: MP villagers postpone their Diwali by a week as it falls on polling day | India News

India News: A village in Madhya Pradesh, India, has postponed its Diwali celebrations by seven days due to the coinciding of the festival with the state's voting

SHO, outpost in-charge removed from UP village where three Dailts were killed over land dispute - Vimarsana News

SHO, outpost in-charge removed from UP village where three Dailts were killed over land dispute

More than a fortnight after three members of a Dalit family were killed over a suspected land dispute in the Sandipan Ghat area of this Uttar Pradesh district,...

All for some water: Risking lives, women in MP village climb up and down a nearly dried well | Watch - Vimarsana News

All for some water: Risking lives, women in MP village climb up and down a nearly dried well | Watch

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Neemuch: Lack of resources leaves students of tribal MP village with no access to education - Vimarsana News

Neemuch: Lack of resources leaves students of tribal MP village with no access to education

Apart from the upper primary school, a student hostel run by the Tribal Welfare Department had been supporting the education of 26 children from nearby villages.