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World environment Day celebrated with enthusiasm at GDC Pouni - Vimarsana News

World environment Day celebrated with enthusiasm at GDC Pouni

 REASI : Government Degree College Pouni today held a series of activities to mark the celebrations of World Environment Day.Department of Environmental Science in collaboration with NSS and Red Ribbon Club conducted an online intercollegiate po

GDC Mahanpur celebrates International Biodiversity Day-2022 - Vimarsana News

GDC Mahanpur celebrates International Biodiversity Day-2022

KATHUA : Department of Environmental Sciences, Government Degree College Mahanpur, in collaboration with Eco-club and Shikshit Bharat unit of the college celebrated ‘International Biodiversity Day’ 2022, under the supervision of the College Principal

Probe begins into lynching of a youth over trees in Simdega - Vimarsana News

Probe begins into lynching of a youth over trees in Simdega

Sanju Pradhan was dragged out of his house by over 200 residents of neighbouring Bambalkera village and beaten up before being set on fire

Villagers lynch youth for 'felling trees' in Jharkhand - Vimarsana News

Villagers lynch youth for 'felling trees' in Jharkhand

The incident took place at around 4.30pm in Besrajara village under Bandarchua panchayat in the Kolebira police station area of Simdega district

Lingering effects of COVID-19 taking financial, emotional toll on India's population - Vimarsana News

Lingering effects of COVID-19 taking financial, emotional toll on India's population

While India provides public health care, the system is chronically underfunded — and there's a growing dependence on private hospitals, with a large proportion of Indians forced to pay bills out of pocket. At the same time, those left widowed or orphaned by the pandemic are struggling to access government assistance.

Source: cbc.ca