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Scotland already have one thing over England: their pre-game anthem - Vimarsana News

Scotland already have one thing over England: their pre-game anthem

At the Six Nations launch in Dublin last month, the BBC’s Rugby Union Daily podcast asked each of the captains and coaches to pick out their favourite anthem (which wasn’t their own). Scotland’s Rory Darge named La Marseillaise and Wales scrum-half Gareth Davies plumped for Italy’s Il Canto degli Italiani – both very respectable choices out of the top tier, the envy of most nations.

Source: yahoo.com
End of an era: India's legal luminary Fali S Nariman passes away at 95 - Vimarsana News

End of an era: India's legal luminary Fali S Nariman passes away at 95

Nariman's illustrious career spanned over six decades

A pregnant ex-prisoner of war's anxious life in a Hong Kong camp after Japan's World War II surrender - Vimarsana News

A pregnant ex-prisoner of war's anxious life in a Hong Kong camp after Japan's World War II surrender

An excerpt from Searching for Billie sheds light on the life of a World War II internee at Hong Kong’s Stanley camp – the author’s mother – in the chaotic days following the Japanese surrender.

Source: scmp.com
Apropos appropriation, it takes chutzpah to claim what was theirs as yours - Vimarsana News

Apropos appropriation, it takes chutzpah to claim what was theirs as yours

For those moaning in consternation about how this government has coopted another Congress leader, remember, in the free market of ownership, you have to keep fighting to keep what you believe is yours.

The oldest passenger planes still in the sky - Vimarsana News

The oldest passenger planes still in the sky

How would you feel about flying in a plane built 50 years ago? We go in search of aviation’s most venerable birds