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MPs committee launches homebuying inquiry  – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

MPs committee launches homebuying inquiry  – Mortgage Strategy

Parliament’s Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Committee has launched an inquiry into improving homebuying and selling in England.  The cross-party group of MPs will examine the transaction process, information available to buyers, and the role of conveyancers and estate agents.  The committee adds that evidence

Experts warn parents: Look out for changes in child's behaviour - Vimarsana News

Experts warn parents: Look out for changes in child's behaviour

The rape of a Class 8 student by an auto driver who took her to school for almost seven days, has made experts -- doctors, police officials and social scientists -- warn parents about the deviation in their child's behaviour when he or she ...

Land of Lanterns- The New Indian Express - Vimarsana News

Land of Lanterns- The New Indian Express

During the Hoi An Lantern Full Moon Festival, which takes place every full moon night, the town is decked up with even more lanterns.

Regulator launches consultation to improve diversity in conveyancing - Vimarsana News

Regulator launches consultation to improve diversity in conveyancing

Regulator launches consultation to improve diversity in conveyancing

Time to create a personal Beyul - Vimarsana News

Time to create a personal Beyul

Now that the virus is back with us again, and the more sensible among us are all huddled indoors WFH, binge-watching movies and generally giving in to feelings of despair, may I offer a suggestion? Let us shore up our personal beyuls. What is a beyul? The word stands for ‘hidden valley’ in the Tibetan language, and signifies a glen of peace and refuge somewhere in the Himalaya. Not every Buddhist desperately in need of peace of mind/body/spirit finds a beyul, though; it appears only to those who are spiritually qualified, the deserving insightful traveller. And once these travellers go in...