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Your jobs are secure, Tinubu tells aides after Supreme Court judgment - Vimarsana News

Your jobs are secure, Tinubu tells aides after Supreme Court judgment

President Bola Tinubu has told his aides that their jobs are secure following the confirmation of his election by the Supreme Court in the 2023

'Youths need to be free from traumatic stress' - Vimarsana News

'Youths need to be free from traumatic stress'

Manipur Governor Anusuiya Uikey emphasised the need for educators to impart other crucial elements of knowledge which are beyond the normal academic curriculum.

Source: ifp.co.in
NCP threatens withdrawing support, if demands not met in Jharkhand - Vimarsana News

NCP threatens withdrawing support, if demands not met in Jharkhand

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) State Chief and Hussainabad MLA, Kamlesh Singh, on Monday, has warned of withdrawing support from the ruling JMM-Congress-RJD coalition in the State if the party’s demand will not be fulfilled at its earliest. Addressing a press meet organized by the State

Sikkim Flash Flood: 19 Dead, 103 Missing, Thousands Stranded; Fresh Alert Issued - Vimarsana News

Sikkim Flash Flood: 19 Dead, 103 Missing, Thousands Stranded; Fresh Alert Issued

According to the State Disaster Management Authority, more than 3,000 tourists find themselves stranded in various parts of Sikkim. In response, 2,500 people have been successfully evacuated, and 6,000 others have sought refuge in designated relief camps.

Source: india.com
Sikkim floods toll rises to 19, including 6 soldiers; 103 missing - Vimarsana News

Sikkim floods toll rises to 19, including 6 soldiers; 103 missing

The toll in the flash flood in Sikkim mounted to 21 on Friday as Army and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams worked their way through slushy earth and fast flowing water in the Teesta river basin and downstream north Bengal for the third day in search of those who were swept away and are still missing, officials said.

Source: rediff.com