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How are businesses in Huntingdonshire supporting Ukraine? - Vimarsana News

How are businesses in Huntingdonshire supporting Ukraine?

Several businesses in and around Huntingdonshire are taking donations in the form of clothes, food and money to aid the Ukraine crisis. The escalation to...

Lord's Mark Group to invest Rs 100 Cr in The Hygiene India - Vimarsana News

Lord's Mark Group to invest Rs 100 Cr in The Hygiene India

The Hygiene India aims to become India's largest health and hygiene marketplace in the next three years

Lord's Mark invests Rs 100 Cr in health & hygiene e-commerce platform - Vimarsana News

Lord's Mark invests Rs 100 Cr in health & hygiene e-commerce platform

The Hygiene India aims to become India's largest health and hygiene marketplace in the next three years

Lord's Mark invests Rs 100 Cr in health & hygiene e-commerce platform - Vimarsana News

Lord's Mark invests Rs 100 Cr in health & hygiene e-commerce platform

The Hygiene India aims to become India's largest health and hygiene marketplace in the next three years

Serbia is benefitting from an influx of Indian tourists making the most of a quarantine loophole - Vimarsana News

Serbia is benefitting from an influx of Indian tourists making the most of a quarantine loophole

Come for the visa-free entry, stay for the beauty of Belgrade Jagdish, who is from the Indian city of Visakhapatnam, stayed in Serbia's capital, Belgrade, en route to the United States. Jagdish, who declined to give his full name, said he had waited in India for "some time for things to open up." "But things were not opening up. We chose Serbia because we do not need a visa, and Hotel owners said thousands of Indians came to Belgrade in July. "I would not call this 'quarantine tourism', but in the end, it comes to that ... there are plenty of hotels which are full," said Ilija Smiljanic, man...