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Hyderabad: BRS Woman Corporator Attacked In Jublie Hills, Read Details Here - Vimarsana News

Hyderabad: BRS Woman Corporator Attacked In Jublie Hills, Read Details Here

A woman corporator of Bharatiaya Rashtriya Samiti (BSR), formerly known as Telangana Rashtriya Samiti was attacked by a group of unidentified women on Tuesday night in Jublie Hills, Hyderabad. The BRS leader suffered minor injuries, after which, a police complaint was filed.

Tax Season Is Here! Know Difference Between Income Tax (ITR) Return And TDS - Vimarsana News

Tax Season Is Here! Know Difference Between Income Tax (ITR) Return And TDS

Learning about the concepts of TDs vs ITR can help taxpayers understand what they need to do and make sure they follow the rules correctly.

Source: india.com
Meta Introduces 30% Extra Fee Service For Boosting FB & Insta Posts In Us - Vimarsana News

Meta Introduces 30% Extra Fee Service For Boosting FB & Insta Posts In Us

Boosted posts are a tool provided by Meta for businesses and individuals seeking to enhance the visibility of their posts or profiles on Facebook and Instagram.

Source: india.com
Samsung Galaxy A34 5G Price Drop In India: You Can Get Rs 3,000 Instant Discount On Flipkart - Vimarsana News

Samsung Galaxy A34 5G Price Drop In India: You Can Get Rs 3,000 Instant Discount On Flipkart

Customers can now enjoy an instant discount of Rs 3,000 on the Galaxy A34 5G model.

Source: india.com
Farmers' Protest Disrupts Supply Chain, Vegetable Prices In Delhi Could See Spike | Economy News - Vimarsana News

Farmers' Protest Disrupts Supply Chain, Vegetable Prices In Delhi Could See Spike | Economy News

He expressed concern that further disruptions caused by the ongoing protests could lead to price hikes for other vegetables as well.

Source: india.com