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My day with Parky, the 'king of chat' who hated small talk - Vimarsana News

My day with Parky, the 'king of chat' who hated small talk

Telegraph: The pioneering broadcaster, who has died aged 88, didn't do 'touchy feely'.

Where to begin with Bill Forsyth - Vimarsana News

Where to begin with Bill Forsyth

With a 4K restoration of Gregory’s Girl coming to Blu-ray and UHD, we pick a path through the whimsical comedies and darker turns in the career of the great Scottish director Bill Forsyth.

Source: bfi.org.uk
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Innocents in Paris

Innocents in Paris - The Number One magazine feat. news, reviews, movie trailers, cinema, DVDs, interviews + film & movie gossip UK & worldwide.

BACKSTORY: When Pepsi turned the tables on Coke there was nothing official about it - Vimarsana News

BACKSTORY: When Pepsi turned the tables on Coke there was nothing official about it

BACKSTORY: When Pepsi turned the tables on Coke there was nothing official about it Sundeep Khanna © Provided by CNBCTV18 BACKSTORY: When Pepsi turned the tables on Coke there was nothing official about it The 1996 World Cup isn't likely to invoke very happy memories for most Indian cricket fans. Not only did India, the host nation, fail to lift the trophy, but its exit from the tournament was marked by the unsavoury sight of the semifinals being called off following crowd disturbances, with India on the verge of a humiliating defeat. Meanwhile, off the field, a fierce mark...

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Book Review: Princestan: How Nehru, Patel and Mountbatten Made India - Vimarsana News

Book Review: Princestan: How Nehru, Patel and Mountbatten Made India

INDIA New England News By Ashutosh Kumar Thakur New Delhi–There was no dearth of secessionist claims. It seems like throughout the second half of the century, after the Indian Union came into being, almost every corner of the country wanted a separate nation, every province harboured a desire to be declared a sovereign state. The idea was to create a third dominion called “Princestan”, where the 565 princely states would stay outside the ambit of the two free states and retain paramountcy under the aegis of the departing British. The success of such a malevolent plan would h...