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Investigators looking for info to find missing Aliquippa woman - Vimarsana News

Investigators looking for info to find missing Aliquippa woman

Investigators and family members have been unable to find Griffie since October.

Hobart residents swap parking spaces for extra trees to add nature to Rupert Avenue - Vimarsana News

Hobart residents swap parking spaces for extra trees to add nature to Rupert Avenue

In a time when off-street parking is more valuable than ever, one group of residents in Hobart has made an unconventional choice.

Source: abc.net.au
The Man Who Fought Al-Qaeda, Taliban - Vimarsana News

The Man Who Fought Al-Qaeda, Taliban

By T C A Raghavan The publication of this book was slated for September 2021 to mark the 20th anniversary of the assassination of Ahmad Shah Massoud just a few days before 9/11. But before the book appeared, Afghanistan changed. The US withdrawal in disarray and the return of the Taliban, therefore, contextualise this book

Major Mark Scrase-Dickins, soldier-turned-diplomat who assisted the Afghans in their struggle against the Russian invaders – obituary - Vimarsana News

Major Mark Scrase-Dickins, soldier-turned-diplomat who assisted the Afghans in their struggle against the Russian invaders – obituary

A goat was once killed in his honour and the liver presented to him for the first mouthful. He could not eat liver for the rest of his life

Exclusive | Afghan women fear for life as Taliban ban male doctors from treating them - Vimarsana News

Exclusive | Afghan women fear for life as Taliban ban male doctors from treating them

In a nondescript Kabul locality, Dr Sona (last name withheld) is fighting depression. She is among millions of Afghan women who can no longer work in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. In December last year, Dr Sona had secured a job at a Kabul clinic.  "You cannot join because of the new rules," Dr Sona was told recently when she called the clinic for final confirmation of her employment status. This was right before the Taliban government's new ruling that directed hospitals to ensure that male doctors are no longer allowed to treat female patients.