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Understanding the nuances of groundwater depletion - Vimarsana News

Understanding the nuances of groundwater depletion

There is no question that the rate of groundwater depletion in Bangladesh is very high. But scientists now say this excessive abstraction may have inadvertently created space in some areas for higher levels of freshwater capture

The holiest spaces in the world for Latter-day Saints, Hindus, Muslims and more - Vimarsana News

The holiest spaces in the world for Latter-day Saints, Hindus, Muslims and more

What makes a space holy? What’s a holy space? Where’s St. Peter’s Basilica? What’s the Mount of Olives?

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The holiest spaces in the world for Latter-day Saints, Hindus, Muslims and more - Vimarsana News

The holiest spaces in the world for Latter-day Saints, Hindus, Muslims and more

What makes a space holy? What’s a holy space? Where’s St. Peter’s Basilica? What’s the Mount of Olives?

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House Cracks | 12 families had to leave their houses adjacent to Ratan Babu Ghat due to large cracks - Vimarsana News

House Cracks | 12 families had to leave their houses adjacent to Ratan Babu Ghat due to large cracks

শনিবার বিকেল থেকে রতনবাবু ঘাট সংলগ্ন গঙ্গাপাড়ের একাধিক বাড়ির দেওয়ালে ফাটল দেখা দেয়। দ্রুত জিনিসপত্র সরানোর কাজ শুরু করেন বাসিন্দারা। রাতে ফাটল বাড়তে থাকায় ফাঁকা করে দেওয়া হয় এলাকা।

Pakistan won't admit genocide in Bangladesh - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Empowering Global Vision, Empathizing with India - Vimarsana News

Pakistan won't admit genocide in Bangladesh - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Empowering Global Vision, Empathizing with India

In 1970, West Pakistan announced to hold its first-ever general elections since its independence. Citing Pakistan’s integrity, President General Yahya Khan limited the freedoms of voters: West Pakistan got 138 seats while the more populous East Pakistan got 162 seats. The Awami League – an East Pakistani party—won the first ever elections in 1971 with…