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Paralympic Athletes Are Ridiculed By The Event's TikTok Account - Vimarsana News

Paralympic Athletes Are Ridiculed By The Event's TikTok Account

In her 'Problematic on TikTok' column for web_crawlr, Tricia looks at how Paralympic athletes are ridiculed by the event's TikTok account.

Accident Averted! 5 Coaches of Satyagrah Express Detach from Engine in Bihar, Probe Launched - Vimarsana News

Accident Averted! 5 Coaches of Satyagrah Express Detach from Engine in Bihar, Probe Launched

The incident took place around 10 am and the engine travelled several kilometers away after getting detached from the bogies. 

Source: india.com
Photos: First Look at THE STORY OF VELVETEEN RABBIT at Bergen County Players - Vimarsana News

Photos: First Look at THE STORY OF VELVETEEN RABBIT at Bergen County Players

Bergen County Players (BCP), one of America’s foremost community theater groups, will continue its 90th season with the return of a treasured holiday season tradition: the annual BCP family show. THE STORY OF VELVETEEN RABBIT, a musical based on the classic book by Margery Williams, plays December 3 through December 18 at the Little Firehouse Theatre, 298 Kinderkamack Road in Oradell. Check out photos here!

Thieves dig tunnel to steal train engine - Vimarsana News

Thieves dig tunnel to steal train engine

In the case of most bizarre theft, robbers dug a tunnel to steal a train engine brought for repair in the Indian state of Bihar.

Source: arynews.tv
Bihar: Thieves steal entire train engine by digging tunnel in railway yard, here's how - Vimarsana News

Bihar: Thieves steal entire train engine by digging tunnel in railway yard, here's how

Train engine theft: The thieves used to carry the locomotive parts and other items in sacks.