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ECP asks ROs to recover fines from politicians in KP - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

ECP asks ROs to recover fines from politicians in KP - Newspaper

PTI’s Imran, Murad and Swati, Sabir Shah from PML-N, Ghafoor Haideri of JUI-F on the list

Source: dawn.com
In Bangladesh camps, stateless Rohingya turn traditional ballads into songs of protest - Vimarsana News

In Bangladesh camps, stateless Rohingya turn traditional ballads into songs of protest

Singers in Bangladesh camps use Tarana Geet, a genre of lyrical poems, to sing about their lives.

In Bangladesh, stateless Rohingya turn traditional ballads into songs of protest - Vimarsana News

In Bangladesh, stateless Rohingya turn traditional ballads into songs of protest

Singers in Bangladesh camps use Tarana Geet, a genre of lyrical poems, to sing about their lives.

Source: rfa.org
DLSA Ganderbal observes 'International Bio-Diversity Day' - Scoop News Jammu Kashmir - Vimarsana News

DLSA Ganderbal observes 'International Bio-Diversity Day' - Scoop News Jammu Kashmir

Ganderbal, May 22 (Scoop News)- The District Legal Services Authority, (DLSA) Ganderbal today observed “International Biodiversity Day '' at Legal Literacy club, Faculty of Forestry SKAUST-K Benhama Ganderbal. The programme was held under the supervision of Chairman DLSA Ganderbal, Ritesh Kumar Dubey and under the guidance of Secretary DLSA Ganderbal, Nusrat Ali Hakak. The ‘International Biodiversity Day’ was observed with the aim of raising awareness about the importance of preserving and protecting our planet's biological diversity. Chairman DLSA, Ganderbal & Secretar...

Killing of refugee puts spotlight on Rohingya camp gang wars - Vimarsana News

Killing of refugee puts spotlight on Rohingya camp gang wars

Twenty-four people in Bangladesh's refugee camps have been murdered in less than four months