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EPFO Introduces Automatic Transfer Of EPF Accounts: Check Who Can Avail This Facility And Other Requirements - Vimarsana News

EPFO Introduces Automatic Transfer Of EPF Accounts: Check Who Can Avail This Facility And Other Requirements

Its essential to note that this facility is available only to EPF members whose EPF accounts, both old and new, are maintained by the EPFO.

Source: india.com
Ramadan 2024: Swiggy Latest Report Reveals Trending Iftar Foods Across India - Vimarsana News

Ramadan 2024: Swiggy Latest Report Reveals Trending Iftar Foods Across India

According to Swiggys report, an astounding 6 million plates of Biryani were ordered via the platform throughout Ramadan 2024 in India.

Source: india.com
Bill Gates Surprised By AI Advancements, Discusses Future With OpenAI CEO - Vimarsana News

Bill Gates Surprised By AI Advancements, Discusses Future With OpenAI CEO

Drawing parallels with the understanding of human brain function, Altman expressed optimism about comprehending AI technology over time.

Source: india.com
Allahabad High Court Acquits Surendra Koli, Moninder Singh Pandher In Nithari Murder Cases - Vimarsana News

Allahabad High Court Acquits Surendra Koli, Moninder Singh Pandher In Nithari Murder Cases

The acquittal was based on the absence of direct evidence and credible witnesses in the cases, said the Allahabad High Court.

Source: india.com
BREAKING: Allahabad High Court Acquits Surendra Koli, Moninder Singh Pandher In Nithari Murder Cases - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: Allahabad High Court Acquits Surendra Koli, Moninder Singh Pandher In Nithari Murder Cases

The acquittal was based on the absence of direct evidence and credible witnesses in the cases, said the Allahabad High Court.

Source: india.com