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How do US Political Parties Select Presidential Candidates? - Vimarsana News

How do US Political Parties Select Presidential Candidates?

The Republican Party had it first candidate debate this week, the media is already focused on who will be Presidential candidates for the election in November...

Mumbai's Gokhale ROB is Nearing Completion; Expected to Open by December 2023 - Vimarsana News

Mumbai's Gokhale ROB is Nearing Completion; Expected to Open by December 2023

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has said that the Gokhale Road Over Bridge (ROB) will be ready by December this year. The ROB, which was closed for traffic in November 2022 after it was declared unsafe, is being reconstructed at a cost of Rs 84.72 crore. Check out more details., Mumbai News, Times Now

Wikipedia Facing Potential UK Ban over 'Online Safety' Censorship Bill - Vimarsana News

Wikipedia Facing Potential UK Ban over 'Online Safety' Censorship Bill

Wikipedia could be banned from the UK as a result of impending censorship legislation, the charity that hosts the website has warned.

Authoritarian States 'Want to Control People' by Censoring Internet: ICANN - Vimarsana News

Authoritarian States 'Want to Control People' by Censoring Internet: ICANN

Authoritarian governments across the world are looking to censor the internet in order to "control people", a senior official has said.

UK Govt Looks to Ban Misogyny on Social Media with 'Online Safety' Law - Vimarsana News

UK Govt Looks to Ban Misogyny on Social Media with 'Online Safety' Law

The government is reportedly considering a measure to force social media companies to ban misogyny online as a part of the Online Safety Bill.