Astrologer Vashisht gets a good response in England

Chandigarh: Punjab's world-renowned astrologer and consultant, Pandit Rajesh Kumar Vashisht has reached England and he will be available for consultation till July 17, 2022. Vashisht called on Ambassador Garry Maas and was received well by the people there. He is also happy with the response he is getting from his followers.

Pandit R.Vee Vashisht says that there is nobody in the world who does not have any problem, and there is not a single problem that does not have a solution. Those people who are not getting desired results even after doing their work, should know their fate and take measures accordingly.

Pt Vashisht says that everyone gets a strong chance to be successful once in a lifetime. If a person knows that opportunity well in advance and tries accordingly, then success is certain. With the help of astrology, it is possible to find out the right timing.

Pt Vashisht is an expert in Numerology, Palmistry, and Vastu Shastra, and he has solutions to all kinds of problems. Whether the problem is related to foreign travel, domestic issues, freedom from debt, a rift in marital relations, or love affairs, there is always a solution for every problem. BW

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International Education Fair 2024 to be held on Saturday, Mar 23

Sri Ganganagar (Rajasthan): Bookmark Education Services, popularly known as BM Education, proudly presents the International Education Fair-2024, a pivotal event tailored to empower and guide students towards their dreams of studying abroad. Scheduled to take place at Hotel Prime Presidency, Sukhadiya Cir, Chowk, Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan on Saturday, March 23, 2024, starting at 10 am, this fair promises to be a gateway to a world of educational opportunities. “The study visa seminar-cum-fair, meticulously curated by BM Education, aims to demystify the intricate process of applying for study visas in leading nations,” said Arshdeep Singh, Manager, Bathinda and Chandigarh Branch, BM Education. With a focus on prominent destinations such as Canada , UK , Australia , and Ireland , attendees will gain invaluable insights into the entry requirements, course offerings, and recent updates pertinent to international students, informed Singh. “Moreover, the ...

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Punjab Kings, Gujarat Titans & other teams face music on copyright issue

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