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Why isn't Assam mainstream media reporting on the alleged 'land scam' involving the chief minister's family? - Vimarsana News

Why isn't Assam mainstream media reporting on the alleged 'land scam' involving the chief minister's family?

The Wire and Crosscurrent broke the story and the opposition has been protesting. But it’s been widely ignored by leading papers and channels in the state.

Most people killed in Assam's alleged encounters belong to ethnic or religious minorities - Vimarsana News

Most people killed in Assam's alleged encounters belong to ethnic or religious minorities

In almost every case, the police claim that the person was shot as he tried to snatch service weapons or was trying to escape custody.

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Higher education very vital for NE's future, says IGNOU VC - Vimarsana News

Higher education very vital for NE's future, says IGNOU VC

The importance of higher education for the future of the northeast region and the rest of India can hardly be overstated, IGNOU Vice Chancellor Prof Nageshwar Rao said on Wednesday.In his address at the 7th Convocation of the University of ...

Fiery 1935 novel seems disturbingly prophetic - Vimarsana News

Fiery 1935 novel seems disturbingly prophetic

Many notable works of literature have a strong strain of prophecy about them. Few American classics illustrate that as well as Sinclair Lewis’ 1935 bestseller, “It Can’t Happen Here.”

Michael Hiltzik commentary: Sinclair Lewis' fiery 1935 novel about a fascist coup is disturbingly prophetic - Vimarsana News

Michael Hiltzik commentary: Sinclair Lewis' fiery 1935 novel about a fascist coup is disturbingly prophetic

Summary: "It Can't Happen Here" is notable not only for the vividness of its plot and characterizations, but for its role in perhaps the most audacious government-sponsored artistic events in U.S. history. This was the premiere of a play based on the novel as a nationwide event, opening simultaneously in 21 theaters in 17 states on the night of Oct. 27, 1936.

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