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PHOTOS: Local Diwali celebration marks Hindu New Year - Vimarsana News

PHOTOS: Local Diwali celebration marks Hindu New Year

It’s a holiday all the more profound in the cold, graying skies of Northern Virginia in late fall, 8,000 miles and thousands of years removed from the homeland of the

Only Azad can take J&K out of quagmire: DPAP - Vimarsana News

Only Azad can take J&K out of quagmire: DPAP

Srinagar: Democratic Progressive Azad Party on Sunday held a day long party workers programme at Bemina Srinagar in which hundreds of workers from the area participated. Former Minister & Treasurer Taj Mohiuddin while addressing the party workers said that DPAP is aiming to form the govt in J&K on its own and it is the duty of every worker to ensure

Tourists romanticise horses, Warwan residents want a bus - Vimarsana News

Tourists romanticise horses, Warwan residents want a bus

, Aug 29 (IANS/101Reporters) "Warwan Valley is exceptionally stunning -- even for Kashmir...The valley's remoteness and isolation compound this beauty. This is a side of Kashmir that even most Kashmiris haven't seen." This is how a ...

The simian malaria threat - Vimarsana News

The simian malaria threat

KOTA KINABALU: There is no evidence that mosquitoes are spreading monkey malaria from humans to humans, but there are challenges in preventing its spread as there are many animal hosts in Malaysia, according to a scientific report on the disease.

Research involving UMS finds no evidence Monkey Malaria adapting to spread between people - Vimarsana News

Research involving UMS finds no evidence Monkey Malaria adapting to spread between people

KOTA KINABALU (June 7): A new study published in Nature Communications shows that increases in cases of Plasmodium knowlesi (malaria monyet) in Malaysia is likely to be driven by spill over from macaques to mosquitoes to people. Researchers at the Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS), Ministry of Heal