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Congress leaders stage massive protest opposite JSCL office - Vimarsana News

Congress leaders stage massive protest opposite JSCL office

    staff reporter  in order to vent ire against alleged collection of huge amoung of money from morning and evening walkers at pt. ravi shankar shukla stadium, a large number of congress leaders and workers staged massive pr

Perfect ID gets ready to meet surge in replacement demand for FASTags, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Perfect ID gets ready to meet surge in replacement demand for FASTags, ET Auto

About 1.8 crore FASTags will need to be replaced swiftly to avoid delays and inconvenience at toll booths. This sudden increase in demand poses a challenge for FASTag manufacturers to fulfil these requirements quickly and efficiently, the company said.

'Vote from Home' scheme.. Elderly, disabled voters hail EC's decision as welcome step - Vimarsana News

'Vote from Home' scheme.. Elderly, disabled voters hail EC's decision as welcome step

     new delhi,    gul shivadasani of delhi thinks the election commission’s ‘vote from home’ scheme for people aged 85 and above and those with more than 40 per cent disabilities is a welcome step

Archana Jyoti New Delhi - Vimarsana News

Archana Jyoti New Delhi

The Election Commission’s initiative to introduce the ‘Vote From Home’ scheme, specifically targeting citizens aged 85 and above and those with more than 40 per cent disabilities, has sparked a diverse array of opinions and experiences among eligible voters. Take the case of Preeti Monga, a

Vote from home initiative for citizens aged 85 and above - Vimarsana News

Vote from home initiative for citizens aged 85 and above

The Election Commission’s initiative to introduce the ‘Vote From Home’ scheme, specifically targeting citizens aged 85 and above and those with more than 40 per cent disabilities, has sparked a diverse array of opinions and experiences among eligible voters. Take the case of Preeti Monga, a