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Finally some good news on climate change: Climate change being taught in south Punjab govt schools - Vimarsana News

Finally some good news on climate change: Climate change being taught in south Punjab govt schools

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has left many developed countries behind in terms of creating climate change awareness in the younger generation.For the first time, climate change is being taught as a separate...

Anti-Pak protests intensify in PoK as Gilgit Baltistan demands reunion with India - Vimarsana News

Anti-Pak protests intensify in PoK as Gilgit Baltistan demands reunion with India

Residents of Gilgit Baltistan are demanding reunion with India and are protesting against the Pakistan government in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK).

Sindh Govt To Appoint LAOs For M-6 Project - Vimarsana News

Sindh Govt To Appoint LAOs For M-6 Project

Sindh government, on Tuesday, decided to appoint Land Acquisition Officers (LAOs) in Hyderabad, Shaheed Benazirabad and Sukkur for ensuring completion of Hyderabad-Sukkur section of Motorway (M6) at the earliest

Footprints: Fishermen live in fear of sea - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Footprints: Fishermen live in fear of sea - Newspaper

“The condition of the delta is worsening day by day. The main reason is non-availability of freshwater in River Indus,” says expert.

Source: dawn.com
How Seleucus Nicator gave away most of Pakistan and Afghanistan for 500 elephantsPremium Story : Goa News - Vimarsana News

How Seleucus Nicator gave away most of Pakistan and Afghanistan for 500 elephantsPremium Story : Goa News

Nearly 20 years after the Macedonian emperor Alexander the Great launched a campaign into the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent in 326 BCE, the region was again on the verge of facing another invasion–this time by one of his generals, Se

Source: goa.news