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The winning party will score gold on June 2, but will athletics-focused voters lose out? – The Toronto Observer - Vimarsana News

The winning party will score gold on June 2, but will athletics-focused voters lose out? – The Toronto Observer

Though the Ontario election will undoubtedly have a winner, some voters, particularly younger ones, are worried about whether their concerns are aligned with those they are voting for.

Hugus Fruit Farm in need of help with fall harvest - Vimarsana News

Hugus Fruit Farm in need of help with fall harvest

Hugus Fruit Farm is looking for workers to help with apple picking as harvest season is now underway.

Delhi: ED attaches properties, Rs 3.68 crore from one on charge of fraudulent payments - Vimarsana News

Delhi: ED attaches properties, Rs 3.68 crore from one on charge of fraudulent payments

The Directorate of Enforcement (ED) has attached two immovable properties in Delhi and money worth Rs 3.68 crore from the bank accounts of M/s Sneh Enterprises and its proprietor Sneh Rani, under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002 in the case of fraudulent payments of Rs 13.43 crore from Dr Rajendra Prasad Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, AIIMS (RPC, AIIMS).

Program Assistant Study Abroad in Rome - Vimarsana News

Program Assistant Study Abroad in Rome

Borromini Institute (an initiative of Gustolab International) is hiring a Program Assistant, the person responsible for working in our Rome office to ensure the...

Nigeria: Arbitrary fines for media outlets violate press freedom - Vimarsana News

Nigeria: Arbitrary fines for media outlets violate press freedom

Nigeria's National Broadcast Commission has issued heavy fines for four broadcasters in retaliation for their coverage of banditry.