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Ustaad Ram Pothineni, Puri Jagannadh, Charmme Kaur, Puri Connects Pan India Film Titled 'Double iSmart', Theatrical Release For Maha Shivaratri On March 8, 2024 - Vimarsana News

Ustaad Ram Pothineni, Puri Jagannadh, Charmme Kaur, Puri Connects Pan India Film Titled 'Double iSmart', Theatrical Release For Maha Shivaratri On March 8, 2024

It’s been nearly four years since the massive blockbuster iSmart Shankar hit the screens. The deadly combination of Ustaad Ram.

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Judge Set to Rule on Whether to Temporarily Halt Illinois Assault Weapons Ban Amid Suits - Vimarsana News

Judge Set to Rule on Whether to Temporarily Halt Illinois Assault Weapons Ban Amid Suits

A judge is expected to rule Friday on whether or not to temporarily halt the Illinois assault weapons ban as legal challenges begin playing out in court.

After Emergency Hearing on Illinois Assault Weapons Ban, What's Next? - Vimarsana News

After Emergency Hearing on Illinois Assault Weapons Ban, What's Next?

Just days after the Protect Illinois Communities Act took effect, the legislation that effectively bans assault weapons in Illinois is already facing a slew of...

Judge to Make Decision Soon on Whether to Halt Illinois Assault Weapons Ban Amid Lawsuits - Vimarsana News

Judge to Make Decision Soon on Whether to Halt Illinois Assault Weapons Ban Amid Lawsuits

An emergency hearing surrounding the Protect Illinois Communities Act was held in downstate Effingham County late Wednesday morning, with hundreds of plaintiffs...

15 NJ Bars, Restaurants Broke COVID Rules In 1 Month: Officials - Vimarsana News

15 NJ Bars, Restaurants Broke COVID Rules In 1 Month: Officials

Replies(103) (Shutterstock) NEW JERSEY — A number of restaurants and bars continued to violate Gov. Phil Murphy's COVID executive orders this past month, his office announced. Still, there was a significant decrease in the number of businesses that violated Gov. Phil Murphy's executive order to stop the spread of the coronavirus from February to March (see list below). There were 15 businesses cited for executive order violations from March 10 through April 5, compared to 33 from the month before. None of these businesses were shut down, or cited for multiple violations, according to infor...

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