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How Tamil cinema's idyllic farming villages are far from reality - Vimarsana News

How Tamil cinema's idyllic farming villages are far from reality

With the ‘save farmers’ trope coming back to mainstream discussion after the jallikattu protests in 2017, movies once again began connecting Tamil identity to agriculture.

The forgotten story of London's lost Versailles - Vimarsana News

The forgotten story of London's lost Versailles

But for a sliding doors moment, Wanstead Park would be a world famous tourist attraction, rather than a lesser-visited London secret

Texas First Bank to offer multicurrency wallet account for travelers - Vimarsana News

Texas First Bank to offer multicurrency wallet account for travelers

It has also taken a stake in Rêv Worldwide, developer of the bank's cross-border traveler account that supports currencies including the U.S. dollar, the euro and the Mexican peso.

Britain should not celebrate slavery but nor should statues be airbrushed from history | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

Britain should not celebrate slavery but nor should statues be airbrushed from history | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

How many buildings and institutions in the UK have their roots in the slave trade and what is being done to put things right? The question came to mind after attending a fascinating talk by historian and City of London tour guide Chris O’Donnell on St Marys Church in Wanstead. Chris told how some of the revered figures in the church, such as Sir Josiah and his son Richard Child and Jerome and John Heydon (governor of Bermuda – 1679 to 1683) were major operators in the slave trade. Sir Josiah was a leading member of the East India Company, as well as the Royal African Company, whic...

Britain should not celebrate slavery but nor should statues be airbrushed from history - Vimarsana News

Britain should not celebrate slavery but nor should statues be airbrushed from history

How many buildings and institutions in the UK have their roots in the slave trade and what is being done to put things right? The question came to mind after attending a fascinating talk by historian and City of London tour guide Chris O’Donnell on St Marys Church in Wanstead. Chris told how some of the revered figures in the church, such as Sir Josiah and his son Richard Child and Jerome and John Heydon (governor of Bermuda – 1679 to 1683) were major operators in the slave trade. Sir Josiah was a leading member of the East India Company, as well as the Royal African Company, whic...