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'Shriram Yatra' organized in Ambala - Vimarsana News

'Shriram Yatra' organized in Ambala

Ahead of the consecration of Lord Rama at Ayodhya Shri Ram Temple on January 22, a grand ‘Shriram Yatra’ was organized on Sunday in Ambala Cantonment.   The yatra, under the leadership of Haryana Home and Health Minister Anil Vij, began from Subhash Park, proceeding through various

Partially-burnt male body found in Delhi - Vimarsana News

Partially-burnt male body found in Delhi

A partially-burnt body of an unknown man, aged around 25 years was found in northeast Delhi on Wednesday, an official said.According to police, a call was received at Welcome Police Station regarding the body of an unknown male lying in Jheel ...

Pollution: 'polluters Playing With Citizens' Lives' | Ludhiana News - Vimarsana News

Pollution: 'polluters Playing With Citizens' Lives' | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: “The year has drawn to an end, yet rejuvenation of Buddha Dariya remains a distant dream,” said one of the green activists protesting agains.

Yamuna pollution: Why water production is drying up around NCR? - Vimarsana News

Yamuna pollution: Why water production is drying up around NCR?

Early this October, addressing concerns about Yamuna's rejuvenation, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) instructed the CPCB to verify the accuracy of the information presented in reports from states and authorities.

Delhi: Polluted Yamuna river to disrupt water supply as ammonia level soars; Check the list of affected areas here - Vimarsana News

Delhi: Polluted Yamuna river to disrupt water supply as ammonia level soars; Check the list of affected areas here

Delhi Jal Board has announced that several areas of the national capital will experience low water pressure due to high levels of ammonia in the Yamuna river.