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'I was a drunk for 20 years': The unlikely US priest revered in the slums of Bangkok | Thailand - Vimarsana News

'I was a drunk for 20 years': The unlikely US priest revered in the slums of Bangkok | Thailand

Father Joe arrived in Bangkok in the 1970’s. Fifty years, 15 schools and 30,000 students later, he credits the community with saving him

A Los Altos teen and his sister started a baking business. Then Food Network came calling. - Vimarsana News

A Los Altos teen and his sister started a baking business. Then Food Network came calling.

Two years ago, Los Altos siblings Naiel and Punhal Chaudry started their culinary adventure with great intentions and some help from YouTube. Now Naiel is appearing on "Kids Baking Championship," currently airing on the Food Network.

A Los Altos teen and his sister started a baking business. Then Food Network came calling. - Vimarsana News

A Los Altos teen and his sister started a baking business. Then Food Network came calling.

Two years ago, Los Altos siblings Naiel and Punhal Chaudry started their culinary adventure with great intentions and some help from YouTube. Now Naiel is appearing on "Kids Baking Championship," currently airing on the Food Network.

Thari girls inclined to educate themselves, women compete with men in job market - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Thari girls inclined to educate themselves, women compete with men in job market - Pakistan

Resilient, determined and tough, they easily drive tri-wheelers and heavy vehicles in Thar Coal fields.

Source: dawn.com
'Father Joe' still on a mission - Vimarsana News

'Father Joe' still on a mission

The young priest, always something of a misfit, chose an unconventional spot to start his preschool: a former pigsty near a slaughterhouse in one of Bangkok’s poorest neighbourhoods.