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Tamil Nadu Assembly polls: Sitting DMK MLA P Saravanan joins BJP - Vimarsana News

Tamil Nadu Assembly polls: Sitting DMK MLA P Saravanan joins BJP

Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) MLA P Saravanan joined the BJP in Chennai ahead of the Tamil Nadu Assembly polls. Speaking to ANI, P Saravanan said: "I was a member of BJp about six years ago. Today, I have joined this party because it has able leadership led by prime minister Narendra Modi. My discussion for joining BJP was underway for the past 2-3 months and today I have joined." "As a doctor, I seriously doubted a vaccine for COVID-19. But now, the vaccine for COVID-19 is not only given to the people of the country but also being transported to other countries as well. This itself is a...

Pandemic spurred Saravanan to action - Vimarsana News

Pandemic spurred Saravanan to action

Feb. 21—Dr. Rohith Saravanan was an Odessa newcomer when the COVID-19 pandemic began creeping in and he saw the need for leadership. The 39-year-old chief medical officer at Odessa Regional Medical Center formed a community stakeholders group of 20 and helped generate a coordinated response. Now they've put an app on their "COVID in the Basin" website where citizens may check on testing, ...

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'Let diversity be our strength' - Vimarsana News

'Let diversity be our strength'

Friday, 25 Dec 2020 PETALING JAYA: In a year marked by the new normal, Malaysians are urged to celebrate Christmas and the year end holidays by putting aside differences, following the SOP and remembering the frontliners. Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said Christmas should be a time to unite, regardless of faith. Rallying the people: At the end of a challenging year, Muhyiddin (left), Dr Wee (middle) and Saravanan urge Malaysians to put aside their differences, care for those in need, and remember to thank the frontliners. “At this Christmas celebration, let us...