Cemeteries In Kerala
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A Fish Cemetery In Kerala Has Gravestones With Single-Use Plastic Bottles
Cemeteries are commonly built for humans, but in Kerala, they are made for fishes too. They are not just tombs made up of cement or mud, but iron frames that raise their heads to the sky and are filled with single-use plastic bottles.
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"Living With Dead": Homes Gone, Kerala Families Take Refuge In Cemetery
As flood waters rose to engulf their homes at Kainakary, a picturesque village in Alappuzha district, at least 20 families took refuge in a church cemetery and are living in the company of the dead with their domestic animals.
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Cemeteries in Kerala turn eco-friendly
Christian cemeteries with decorative tomb stones and shining name-boards will become a thing of past as mainstream churches in Kerala are trying to make burials less stressful for environment.
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A Fish Cemetery In Kerala Has Gravestones With Single-Use Plastic Bottles
Cemeteries are commonly built for humans, but in Kerala, they are made for fishes too. They are not just tombs made up of cement or mud, but iron frames that raise their heads to the sky and are filled with single-use plastic bottles.
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"Living With Dead": Homes Gone, Kerala Families Take Refuge In Cemetery
As flood waters rose to engulf their homes at Kainakary, a picturesque village in Alappuzha district, at least 20 families took refuge in a church cemetery and are living in the company of the dead with their domestic animals.
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Cemeteries in Kerala turn eco-friendly
Christian cemeteries with decorative tomb stones and shining name-boards will become a thing of past as mainstream churches in Kerala are trying to make burials less stressful for environment.
