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CAG Report Reveals Irregularities in Sand Mining Resulting in ₹172cr Loss, ET RealEstate - Vimarsana News

CAG Report Reveals Irregularities in Sand Mining Resulting in ₹172cr Loss, ET RealEstate

The Comptroller and Auditor General has found several irregularities in sand mining in Telangana, leading to a revenue loss of ₹172 crore. Read more about the findings in the CAG report.

Assam: STF Chief Partha Sarathi Mahanta Completes His Ph.D. Degree - Vimarsana News

Assam: STF Chief Partha Sarathi Mahanta Completes His Ph.D. Degree

The senior police officer formally received the degree from the Governor of Assam Gulab Chand Kataria.

Meet Minnesota's Air National Guard all-female drop zone team - Vimarsana News

Meet Minnesota's Air National Guard all-female drop zone team

The Minnesota National Guard's 133rd Air Transportation Function is an all-female powerhouse.

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MyJournals.org - Science - '[ASAP] Theoretical Investigation of Actinide Ligation in Aqueous and Organic Phase for Nuclear Waste Treatment' (Journal of Physical Chemistry A) - Vimarsana News

MyJournals.org - Science - '[ASAP] Theoretical Investigation of Actinide Ligation in Aqueous and Organic Phase for Nuclear Waste Treatment' (Journal of Physical Chemistry A)

MyJournals.org - Science - '[ASAP] Theoretical Investigation of Actinide Ligation in Aqueous and Organic Phase for Nuclear Waste Treatment' (Journal of Physical Chemistry A)

'Don't fall for too good to be true offers': Bengaluru police chief cautions senior citizens against cyber crimes - Vimarsana News

'Don't fall for too good to be true offers': Bengaluru police chief cautions senior citizens against cyber crimes

A total of Rs 363 crore was lost to cyber crimes in Karnataka in 2022, compared to Rs 145 crore in 2021, according to data from the state home department.