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South Korea opens consulate in KK - Vimarsana News

South Korea opens consulate in KK

KOTA KINABALU: Bilateral relations between Sabah and South Korea will be strengthened following the establishment of the Republic of Korea Consulate here.

Americans Are Down on Biden. Why Does His Party Keep Winning Elections? - Vimarsana News

Americans Are Down on Biden. Why Does His Party Keep Winning Elections?

WASHINGTON — For nearly two years, poll after poll has found Americans in a sour mood about President Joe Biden, uneasy about the economy and eager for younger leaders of the country. And yet when voters have actually cast ballots, Democrats have delivered strong results in special elections — the sort of contests that attract little attention but can serve as a useful gauge for voter enthusiasm. In special elections this year for state legislative offices, Democrats have exceeded Biden’s perfor

Source: yahoo.com
Women's Reservation Bill : Live Updates From Rajya Sabha - Vimarsana News

Women's Reservation Bill : Live Updates From Rajya Sabha

The Rajya Sabha will consider today the Constitution (One Hundred and Twenty-Eight Amendment) Bill 2023, which seeks to provide 1/3rd reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and the State Legislative...

Source: livelaw.in
Womens Reservation Bill: Former CM Uma Bharti Demands Quota For Backward Women, Writes Letter To PM Modi - Vimarsana News

Womens Reservation Bill: Former CM Uma Bharti Demands Quota For Backward Women, Writes Letter To PM Modi

Uma Bharti writes letter to PM Modi and demands quota for backward women in Women's Reservation Bill

Source: india.com
RM100 fee per application for Native recognition 'very expensive', says Sino-Dayak association chief - Vimarsana News

RM100 fee per application for Native recognition 'very expensive', says Sino-Dayak association chief

KUCHING (Sept 20): The RM100 fee per application for recognition as a Native is very expensive for those who come from lower income group, said Sino-Dayak Association Sarawak president Sebastian Bong. "There will be many who will not be able to pay that fee. This is a birth right status applicati