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China got first 'jhatka' during Galwan clash amid encroachment moves, forced them to reassess: Former Army Chief Gen Naravane - Vimarsana News

China got first 'jhatka' during Galwan clash amid encroachment moves, forced them to reassess: Former Army Chief Gen Naravane

Former Indian Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane has said that the casualties suffered by the Chinese Army during the Galwan clash in June 2020 was the fi

UK opens for travel, removes all restrictions for COVID-19 vaccinated people from Feb 11 - Vimarsana News

UK opens for travel, removes all restrictions for COVID-19 vaccinated people from Feb 11

The United Kingdom on Monday said it has removed all COVID-19 testing requirements for fully vaccinated travellers, including those from India, arriving in the

UK removes restrictions for COVID-19 vaccinated from Feb - Vimarsana News

UK removes restrictions for COVID-19 vaccinated from Feb

The United Kingdom on Monday said it has removed all COVID-19 testing requirements for fully vaccinated travellers, including those from India, arriving in the

Cooperativistas mineros deciden bloquear La Paz hasta que Arce los reciba - Vimarsana News

Cooperativistas mineros deciden bloquear La Paz hasta que Arce los reciba

"Arce ha llegado a nuestros barrios a pedir el voto de respaldo y (...) ahora es cuando tiene que escuchar nuestro pliego petitorio”, dijo el dirigente Vicente Choque.

Abschiebungen: Am geltenden Recht vorbei (nd aktuell) - Vimarsana News

Abschiebungen: Am geltenden Recht vorbei (nd aktuell)

Das Innenministerium erwägt einen Straferlass für Geflüchtete, die in Deutschland inhaftiert sind, wenn sie freiwillig ausreisen. Das wirft die Frage auf: Wie »freiwillig« können Inhaftierte agieren?