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Selfridges hosts first ever wedding as couple opt for secret ceremony - Vimarsana News

Selfridges hosts first ever wedding as couple opt for secret ceremony

A couple from London became the first to get married at Selfridges in a secret ceremony attended only by their children.

Selfridges hosts first ever wedding as couple opt for secret ceremony - Vimarsana News

Selfridges hosts first ever wedding as couple opt for secret ceremony

A couple from London became the first to get married at Selfridges in a secret ceremony attended only by their children.

The Day - Groton's Teacher of the Year brings creativity into the classroom - News from southeastern Connecticut - Vimarsana News

The Day - Groton's Teacher of the Year brings creativity into the classroom - News from southeastern Connecticut

Ryan O'Connell, a fifth grade teacher at Northeast Academy Arts Magnet School, is Groton's Teacher of the Year.

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Print entrepreneurs to appear on Dragons' Den - Vimarsana News

Print entrepreneurs to appear on Dragons' Den

Willsow books are completely biodegradable Tom Willday, managing director of Willday Printers in Leicester, is set to appear on the BBC show tomorrow evening (20 May) alongside his business partner James Coulthurst.  The duo will be pitching for a £20,000 investment to help expand their Willsow business, which makes children’s books made from plantable seeded paper.  The books aim to engage children through the story, and subsequently with planting and growing things using the book's pages.  Dragons’ Den airs at 8pm on BBC1, on Thursday 20 May.  Willday Printers, originally Alfred W...

Amidst COVID Surge an Indian Startup Wants to Save Trees, Use Cow Dung Logs for Cremating Poor - Vimarsana News

Amidst COVID Surge an Indian Startup Wants to Save Trees, Use Cow Dung Logs for Cremating Poor

Amidst COVID-19 Surge, Indian Startup Uses Cow Dung Logs to Cremate Poor NEW DELHI—Amidst the deadly COVID-19 surge in India, a startup is using fuel-efficient cow dung logs as an alternative to wood to cremate poor and unidentified bodies. In India, 8.2 million wood-based cremations are done every year, for which 16.4 million trees are cut, according to Project Arth, a social initiative that wants to reduce deforestation and use sustainable cow dung-based logs. With the pandemic surging in India since April and the number of wood-based cremations only increasing, Indian media last week wer...