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Turning universities 'Atma Nirbhar': Governor Koshyari holds meeting with VCs of public universities in Maha - Vimarsana News

Turning universities 'Atma Nirbhar': Governor Koshyari holds meeting with VCs of public universities in Maha

The Governor who is also the Chancellor of public universities in the State was addressing the full-fledged meeting of vice chancellors of Maharashtra's non-agricultural universities at Raj Bhavan, Mumbai.

Pakistan: Sindh, South Punjab face serious water scarcity - Vimarsana News

Pakistan: Sindh, South Punjab face serious water scarcity

Pakistan Sindh and South Punjab are facing serious water scarcity that is affecting humans, agriculture, and livestock, media reports said, adding that people

Pakistan: Sindh, South Punjab face serious water scarcity - Vimarsana News

Pakistan: Sindh, South Punjab face serious water scarcity

Pakistan Sindh and South Punjab are facing serious water scarcity that is affecting humans, agriculture, and livestock, media reports said, adding that people

State-run Pak TV fails to cover PM Sharif's event due to non-availability of functional laptop - Vimarsana News

State-run Pak TV fails to cover PM Sharif's event due to non-availability of functional laptop

Pakistan state television PTV was unable to make an on-the-spot coverage of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's Lahore visit last week due to the non-availability of a functional laptop.

Pakistan: Urea crisis continues to loom over agri sector - Vimarsana News

Pakistan: Urea crisis continues to loom over agri sector

Pakistan has started the month of February with the lowest urea inventory in the last eight years, a mere 37,000 tonnes of stocks, local media reported.