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A fact-check of Modi government's claim on hand-washing facilities and girls' toilets in schools - Vimarsana News

A fact-check of Modi government's claim on hand-washing facilities and girls' toilets in schools

An analysis of data shows the government’s assertions don’t add up.

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The Bajan Reporter | Prime Minister of Barbados speaks during the 9th Summit of the Americas at the Los Angeles Convention Center - Vimarsana News

The Bajan Reporter | Prime Minister of Barbados speaks during the 9th Summit of the Americas at the Los Angeles Convention Center

Bless my eyes this morning. Jah sun is on the rise again. The way earthly things are going, anything can happen." Mr. Secretary, there is so much trouble in…

Thailand becomes 1st Asian country to legalise cannabis, but you still can't smoke a joint in public - Vimarsana News

Thailand becomes 1st Asian country to legalise cannabis, but you still can't smoke a joint in public

Thailand decriminalised cannabis on Thursday for plantation, trading and medical use, but smoking in public still remains a crime.

US Makes Cautious Move to Keep Taiwan Out of Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, Professor Says - Vimarsana News

US Makes Cautious Move to Keep Taiwan Out of Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, Professor Says

US President Joe Biden on Monday unveiled the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF), an economic bloc that is widely believed to be an anti-China alliance... 26.05.2022, Sputnik International

India's Hindutva Groups Have the Gyanvapi Mosque in Their Crosshairs – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

India's Hindutva Groups Have the Gyanvapi Mosque in Their Crosshairs – The Diplomat

Hindutva groups are laying claim to a growing number of sites where Muslim monuments and mosques stand, arguing that temples once stood on the same land.