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Sri Lanka crisis: Student protestors surround PM residence as anti-government Galle Face protests reach 16th day - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka crisis: Student protestors surround PM residence as anti-government Galle Face protests reach 16th day

The agitators demanded both President Gotabaya Rajapaksa and Mahinda Rajapaksa resign. The slogans ranged from soft jibes to strait taunts. Some defaced the boundary walls with graffiti reading “Go home, Rajapaksa!”

Central Vista Project: Hardeep Singh Puri Clarifies on Central Vista, PM House Plan: False Narrative - Vimarsana News

Central Vista Project: Hardeep Singh Puri Clarifies on Central Vista, PM House Plan: False Narrative

A false narrative is being circulated over the Central Vista project, Union Minister Hardeep Puri said today, asserting that "no heritage building would be touched" and that a new Parliament Building was a "necessity", not a vanity project.

Source: ndtv.com
Central Vista Project: Construction of new PM residence likely to begin in August after slight delay caused by pandemic - Vimarsana News

Central Vista Project: Construction of new PM residence likely to begin in August after slight delay caused by pandemic

As per the master plan submitted to the expert appraisal committee for environment clearance, which has received the go ahead, the PMR will come up on 15 acres and will have 10 low rise buildings of not more than two floors. The PMR will not have any basement, according to the CPWDs proposal.

Japan PM Suga refuses to move into official residence despite criticism - Vimarsana News

Japan PM Suga refuses to move into official residence despite criticism

Japan PM Suga refuses to move into official residence despite criticism Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has commuted to his office from a nearby apartment complex rather than moving into the leader's official residence since assuming his post, drawing criticism that he could be slow to respond in event of a crisis. Days after a major earthquake struck northeastern Japan late in the evening of Feb. 13, former Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda of the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan urged Suga to move into the prime minister's residence, located next to the premier's ...