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Situation Tense in Uttarakhand District as Bike-Borne Men Shoot Dead Gurdwara Chief | On Cam - Vimarsana News

Situation Tense in Uttarakhand District as Bike-Borne Men Shoot Dead Gurdwara Chief | On Cam

According to police, two bike-borne men fired indiscriminately at Baba Tarsem Singh inside the 'dera' around 6:30am on Thursday.

Source: news18.com
People of U'khand eager to participate in festival of democracy- Dhami - Vimarsana News

People of U'khand eager to participate in festival of democracy- Dhami

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has said that the people of Uttarakhand are eagerly waiting to participate in the festival of democracy and huge enthusiasm is being seen in all the five Lok Sabha constituencies of the State. He was addressing a public meeting at Rudrapur in support of party

Gir Somnath District: 15 Polling Staff For Lone Voter In Gir Somnath's Banej Village | Rajkot News - Vimarsana News

Gir Somnath District: 15 Polling Staff For Lone Voter In Gir Somnath's Banej Village | Rajkot News

Rajkot: The district administration in Gir Somnath district has deployed 15 polling staff for a lone voter in Banej village of Gir Gadhda taluka.

Voter Turnout: Dist Authorities Aim To Achieve Target Of 75% Voter Turnout | Mysuru News - Vimarsana News

Voter Turnout: Dist Authorities Aim To Achieve Target Of 75% Voter Turnout | Mysuru News

Mysuru: The district authorities are preparing for the Lok Sabha elections with a specific goal in mind: to achieve 75% voting turnout.

Protesting Farmers: Deadline over, no update on panel to look into demands, say farmers | - Vimarsana News

Protesting Farmers: Deadline over, no update on panel to look into demands, say farmers |

With no update about the committee made to look into their demands, protesting farmers said they will hold a meeting on Monday to decide their next move. They also warned on Sunday they will not vote in the coming general election if govt doesn’t agree to their demand for 10% abadi land as compensation for acquisition.