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MyLahore launch 'Iftar buffet' at at hotel and venue - Vimarsana News

MyLahore launch 'Iftar buffet' at at hotel and venue

A leading Asian restaurant and caterers have announced a special ‘Iftar buffet’ at a Mellor hotel and venue.

Now they've pissed off the librarians! – wsg Joyce McIntosh, Freedom to Read advocate - Vimarsana News

Now they've pissed off the librarians! – wsg Joyce McIntosh, Freedom to Read advocate

Joyce McIntosh on Twitter: @jmclibrarian Freedom to Read Foundation: FTRF.org The American Library Association's Office of Intellectual Freedom: ALA.org/OIF Information on reporting censorship of books, etc. to the American Library Association's Office of Intellectual Freedom is HERE. Hannah Natanson at The Washington Post: Schools nationwide are quietly removing books from their libraries Alison R. Donahue

UK government to match fund donations to Pakistan girls' school charity appeal - Vimarsana News

UK government to match fund donations to Pakistan girls' school charity appeal

The Read Foundation has secured match funding from the UK Government through the UK Aid Match programme.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is jumping into the school book removal debate - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is jumping into the school book removal debate

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is joining other conservative governors in efforts to increase parent discretion over what materials students have access to.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is jumping into the school book removal debate - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is jumping into the school book removal debate

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is joining other conservative governors in efforts to increase parent discretion over what materials students have access to.