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Murder: Couple arrested for murder | Allahabad News - Vimarsana News

Murder: Couple arrested for murder | Allahabad News

Police arrested a couple in Chandrasen village for allegedly killing a local man. The couple, Phool Singh and Pratibha Singh, were caught while plotting to escape. They were wanted in connection with the murder of Rajvendra alias Vikas Singh of Ganja.

Parliament breach accused Neelam Azad is a patriot and activist: Family, villagers - Vimarsana News

Parliament breach accused Neelam Azad is a patriot and activist: Family, villagers

Within her Haryana village, parliament security breach accused Neelam Azad is renowned for her activism and social work.

A 'liquor scam' has put AAP leaders in jail. But has it dented the party's image in Delhi? - Vimarsana News

A 'liquor scam' has put AAP leaders in jail. But has it dented the party's image in Delhi?

As AAP goes door to door to drum up support for CM Arvind Kejriwal, how Delhiites respond may depend on how they judge the performance of the state government.

Source: scroll.in
MP Congress MLA Baraiya blackens face as prediction of BJP loss goes wrong - Vimarsana News

MP Congress MLA Baraiya blackens face as prediction of BJP loss goes wrong

Maverick Congress leader Phool Singh Baraiya who has been elected from the Bhander constituency in Madhya Pradesh symbolically blackened his face for going wrong on a poll prediction, in a dramatic event in capital Bhopal on Thursday. Baraiya had predicted that BJP won’t win more than 50 seats in the 2023 assembly polls

Source: theweek.in
Battleground MP: This way to power - Vimarsana News

Battleground MP: This way to power

To get a sense of the vote ahead of the November 17 elections in Madhya Pradesh, The Indian Express travels across nine districts: from the Scindia bastion of Gwalior-Chambal through arid Bundelkhand and tribal Mahakoshal to end at Kamal Nath’s Chhindwara