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21 individuals earlier arrested for curfew violation in Birgunj released - Vimarsana News

21 individuals earlier arrested for curfew violation in Birgunj released

BIRGUNJ, Feb 21: As many as 21 individuals arrested for curfew violation in Birgunj have been released. They were detained for participating in demonstrations during the curfew.

First Aastha Special Train leaves Secunderabad for Ayodhya - Vimarsana News

First Aastha Special Train leaves Secunderabad for Ayodhya

Hyderabad: The first Aastha Special Train carrying the first batch of Ram devotees to Ayodhya left from Secunderabad Railway Station on Monday. A total of

Source: siasat.com
Braintree: Police treating incident as a 'hate crime' | Braintree and Witham Times - Vimarsana News

Braintree: Police treating incident as a 'hate crime' | Braintree and Witham Times

POLICE investigating an alleged threat of assault in Braintree have said they are treating the incident as a hate crime.

To compensate for mining projects, Adivasi land in Jharkhand is being taken over for afforestation - Vimarsana News

To compensate for mining projects, Adivasi land in Jharkhand is being taken over for afforestation

New forests are coming up in areas traditionally used by locals for cultivation, for accessing forest produce, for grazing livestock and even burying the dead.

Source: scroll.in
Chop Trees, Then Compensate For Them - At Whose Cost? - Vimarsana News

Chop Trees, Then Compensate For Them - At Whose Cost?

Jharkhand led the country in making up for lost forests in the year 2022-23, but cases from two districts show that tree plantation is coming at the cost of those who were cultivating that land or using it for grazing their livestock. Their forest rights are now at odds with forest plantation