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People still stopping vehicles on Padma Bridge to take selfies - Vimarsana News

People still stopping vehicles on Padma Bridge to take selfies

Some people, crossing the Padma Bridge, were seen stopping their private cars on the bridge to take selfies even though there is a restriction on it.

Stopping vehicles to take photos on Padma Bridge punishable offence - Vimarsana News

Stopping vehicles to take photos on Padma Bridge punishable offence

The government has urged all to pay toll to cross the newly opened Padma Bridge. "All citizens have to pay toll set by the government, for crossing the Padma Bridge," the Cabinet Division said in a notification issued today (June 26, 2022).

'Will punish those who made hate speeches in Haridwar if Congress voted to power': Harish Rawat - Vimarsana News

'Will punish those who made hate speeches in Haridwar if Congress voted to power': Harish Rawat

The religious leaders had apparently called for genocide and the use of arms against Muslims while speaking at the ‘Dharm Sansad’ event

Mumbai: RPF to announce station names beforehand to curb chain pulling incidents by passengers - Vimarsana News

Mumbai: RPF to announce station names beforehand to curb chain pulling incidents by passengers

According to data provided by CR, during the last year, stations like Dadar, LTT, Thane, Kalyan, Igatpuri, Kasara and Karjat saw an increase in chain pulling incidents.

Ali Zafar urges govt to make online hate speech a punishable offence - Vimarsana News

Ali Zafar urges govt to make online hate speech a punishable offence

Ali Zafar wants Pakistan to follow in the footsteps of the Canadian government and implement laws that criminalise online hate speech.

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