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Rabindranath Tagore s Work and Vision under Peril: Need to Preserve and ( )

Mainstream Mainstream, VOL LIX No 1, New Delhi, December 19, 2020 Rabindranath Tagore’s Work and Vision under Peril: Need to Preserve and Protect Visva - Bharati | Aurobindo Ghose Saturday 19 December 2020, by Aurobindo Ghose In 1940, a year before he died, Rabindranath Tagore placed a letter in Mahatma Gandhi’s hand. The letter said: Visva-Bharati is like a vessel which is carrying the cargo of my life’s best treasure, and I hope it may claim special care from my countrymen for its preservation”. A century after being founded in 1921, Tagore’s life’s treasure - the Visva-Bharati University - may now be in peril. Far from being preserved, that vessel - which will have its centenary celebration this December - is rocking.

Breathtaking images are among winners in LightsFlare International Photography Awards

Advertisement From starry skies over deserts to erupting volcanoes, this stunning array of images showcases the work of some of the world s finest photographers.  The breathtaking pictures were captured by the winners of the prestigious 2020 LightsFlare International Photography Awards.  This year s competition features workers harvesting dried fish in Kolkota, India, and a teacher posing for a selfie with a group of school children in the Middle East.  The diverse images also include a common tailorbird feeding an insect to its young near Jakarta, Indonesia, the vast starry sky in Utah, US, illuminating the rocky valley, and female students in Bangladesh.

Film: Look at The Life Story of an Afghan Who Joined Iran s Army to Fight Iraq

Film: Look at The Life Story of an Afghan Who Joined Iran s Army to Fight Iraq Published December 17th, 2020 - 07:29 GMT (Shutterstock) Highlights Faraji said, “What percentage of migrants in the countries that accept refugees are ready to fight for or sacrifice themselves if the countries are involved in a war? Iranian filmmaker Vahid Faraji has made a documentary named “Mohsen, the Japanese”, which chronicles the life story of Mohsen Mirzai, an Afghan migrant who joined Iranian forces as a volunteer during the 1980s to fight against Iraq. He was one of the divers, who were members of a shock troop squad that crossed the Arvand River to overrun Umm al Rassas, a nearby island on the Shatt-al-Arab waterway, during Operation Karbala-4 on December 25, 1986. However, they were captured by Iraqis.

Iran eyeing 2027 AFC Asian Cup

Iran eyeing 2027 AFC Asian Cup
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The Lancet Infectious Diseases: Largest seroprevalence study in the region finds number of people infected with SARS-CoV-2 in Iran may be higher than expected

 E-Mail An analysis of the first wave of the epidemic in Iran in 8902 people suggests the overall proportion of people with SARS-CoV-2 antibodies in their blood - known as seroprevalence - may be higher than rates based on clinical cases alone, at around 17.1% seropositivity vs 0.6% based on modelling from previous studies, by end of April 2020. However, seroprevalence varies widely between cities - with the highest estimates found in Rasht (72.6%) and the lowest in Sanandaj (1.7%) although some cities had small samples sizes. Despite high seroprevalence in a few cities, a large proportion of population is still uninfected. The potential shortcomings of current public health policies should therefore be identified to prevent future epidemic waves in Iran.

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