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UNESCO Inviting Applications For Chief Of Section, Paris
The Chief of Section will be responsible for designing, leading and coordinating the implementation of UNESCOs work in the field of Water Sciences.
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Virtual Autopsy Shows 'Screaming Woman' Mummy Endured Agonising Death
A virtual autopsy of the "Screaming Woman" mummy, discovered in Egypt in 1935, reveals a dramatic and painful death, with her face frozen in a scream due to a cadaveric spasm. This condition occurs when muscles stiffen immediately before death, often due to extreme distress. The study, published on August 2, 2024, in Frontiers in Medicine, highligh...
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''Looking Like A Wow'': Piyush Goyal Flags Off 'One Bharat Sari Walkathon' In Mumbai
The event organized by the Ministry of Textiles aimed to promote the handloom sari culture in India by inviting the participation of women across the country to showcase their ways of wearing saris.
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Navin Patnaik Shares Mesmerising Photos Of Chilika Lake In Odisha
vOdisha Chief Minister Navin Patnaik has shared breathtaking pictures of Chilika Lake on Twitter, the brackish water lagoon in the state which is a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Site.
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Literacy Day 2022: Here's When And Why This Day Is Celebrated
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) marked September 8 as World Literacy Day in 1966.
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COVID-19 A Setback For Education, Governments Must Address Inclusion Challenges: UNESCO Report
The Global Education Monitoring Report, or GEM report 2020, by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) suggests that governments should rebuild education systems that are better and accessible to all.
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Why Coronavirus Has Been Declared A Pandemic. WHO Explains
Around 125,000 people in 118 countries have been affected by the novel coronavirus that orginated in an animal market in the Chinese city of Wuhan. The virus has affected all areas of life, sealing off entire countries, sparking draconian government measures not seen in peacetime, and forcing the cancellation of global sporting and cultural events ...
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Aligarh Muslim University Postpones Exams Due To Coronavirus Scare
Meanwhile, the administrative officials said that the varsity has also postponed all annual hall functions and cultural programs. No permissions will be granted for organizing functions at Kennedy auditorium.
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World Radio Day: Powerful Medium For Celebrating Humanity
World Radio Day is celebrated on February 13 every year. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will celebrate the ninth edition of the World Radio Day. The proposal to celebrate World Radio Day came from Spain.
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Google Walkout Organizer Quits Over Alleged Retaliation
A Google worker who helped organize a massive walkout to protest the company's handling of sexual misconduct said Friday she had quit her job.
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British Council To Host Study UK Fair In Delhi
The British Council, UK's international organization for educational opportunities and cultural relations, is hosting a 'Study UK Fair' on Saturday, February 9, 2019.
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The Gurkha Thali: A Wholesome Meal Inspired From The Cuisines Of 3 Countries
The food of Sikkim is unique and flavourful, it uses locally available produce to create mouth-watering dishes that are loved equally by locals and visitors
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US Accuses UNESCO Of 'Anti-Israel Bias', Withdraws From Body
The United States announced Thursday that it is to withdraw from the United Nations Scientific and Cultural Organization, accusing the body of "anti-Israel bias."
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Jamia Millia Islamia Celebrates National Handloom Day
To mark the occasion of the National Handloom Day, Jamia Millia Islamia and the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting together organized an inter-university debate completion and cultural programs to promote Khadi and handloom industries.
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On Yamuna Pollution, Sri Sri Ravishankar Says 'There's No Proof'
Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravishankar said his cultural extravaganza on Yamuna floodplains in Delhi last year has caused no pollution and the experts have been unable to prove what the damage was. The spiritual leader, whose organization has been hauled up for polluting Yamuna and fined Rs 5 crore by a green court, said the situation was best e...
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UNESCO Inviting Applications For Chief Of Section, Paris
The Chief of Section will be responsible for designing, leading and coordinating the implementation of UNESCOs work in the field of Water Sciences.
-
Virtual Autopsy Shows 'Screaming Woman' Mummy Endured Agonising Death
A virtual autopsy of the "Screaming Woman" mummy, discovered in Egypt in 1935, reveals a dramatic and painful death, with her face frozen in a scream due to a cadaveric spasm. This condition occurs when muscles stiffen immediately before death, often due to extreme distress. The study, published on August 2, 2024, in Frontiers in Medicine, highligh...
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''Looking Like A Wow'': Piyush Goyal Flags Off 'One Bharat Sari Walkathon' In Mumbai
The event organized by the Ministry of Textiles aimed to promote the handloom sari culture in India by inviting the participation of women across the country to showcase their ways of wearing saris.
-
Navin Patnaik Shares Mesmerising Photos Of Chilika Lake In Odisha
vOdisha Chief Minister Navin Patnaik has shared breathtaking pictures of Chilika Lake on Twitter, the brackish water lagoon in the state which is a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Site.
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Literacy Day 2022: Here's When And Why This Day Is Celebrated
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) marked September 8 as World Literacy Day in 1966.
-
COVID-19 A Setback For Education, Governments Must Address Inclusion Challenges: UNESCO Report
The Global Education Monitoring Report, or GEM report 2020, by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) suggests that governments should rebuild education systems that are better and accessible to all.
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Why Coronavirus Has Been Declared A Pandemic. WHO Explains
Around 125,000 people in 118 countries have been affected by the novel coronavirus that orginated in an animal market in the Chinese city of Wuhan. The virus has affected all areas of life, sealing off entire countries, sparking draconian government measures not seen in peacetime, and forcing the cancellation of global sporting and cultural events ...
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Aligarh Muslim University Postpones Exams Due To Coronavirus Scare
Meanwhile, the administrative officials said that the varsity has also postponed all annual hall functions and cultural programs. No permissions will be granted for organizing functions at Kennedy auditorium.
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World Radio Day: Powerful Medium For Celebrating Humanity
World Radio Day is celebrated on February 13 every year. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will celebrate the ninth edition of the World Radio Day. The proposal to celebrate World Radio Day came from Spain.
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Google Walkout Organizer Quits Over Alleged Retaliation
A Google worker who helped organize a massive walkout to protest the company's handling of sexual misconduct said Friday she had quit her job.
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British Council To Host Study UK Fair In Delhi
The British Council, UK's international organization for educational opportunities and cultural relations, is hosting a 'Study UK Fair' on Saturday, February 9, 2019.
-
The Gurkha Thali: A Wholesome Meal Inspired From The Cuisines Of 3 Countries
The food of Sikkim is unique and flavourful, it uses locally available produce to create mouth-watering dishes that are loved equally by locals and visitors
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US Accuses UNESCO Of 'Anti-Israel Bias', Withdraws From Body
The United States announced Thursday that it is to withdraw from the United Nations Scientific and Cultural Organization, accusing the body of "anti-Israel bias."
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Jamia Millia Islamia Celebrates National Handloom Day
To mark the occasion of the National Handloom Day, Jamia Millia Islamia and the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting together organized an inter-university debate completion and cultural programs to promote Khadi and handloom industries.
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On Yamuna Pollution, Sri Sri Ravishankar Says 'There's No Proof'
Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravishankar said his cultural extravaganza on Yamuna floodplains in Delhi last year has caused no pollution and the experts have been unable to prove what the damage was. The spiritual leader, whose organization has been hauled up for polluting Yamuna and fined Rs 5 crore by a green court, said the situation was best e...
