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The African delegation observes Indian systems of traditional medicine
After joining G20 bloc under India's 2023 presidency, the African Nations are all set to explore the power of Indian Systems of Traditional Medicine and Integrative health care.
On Septeber 26, a 15-member group of High Commissioners and Ambassadors of East and Southern African Countries visited All India Institute of Ayurveda, New Delhi to explore the cutting-edge science and interventions of AIIA in the field of Ayurveda and Integrative Health Care.
The African delegation, after being welcomed in a befitting Indian traditional way by AIIA, visited AIIA hospital, OPD etc. and came to know first-hand the advances and interventions made in primary and tertiary health care, adjuvant therapy etc. through Ayurveda.
Traditional medicine, as defined by the World Health Organization, is the sum total of the knowledge, skills, and practices based on the theories, beliefs, and experiences indigenous to different cultures, whether explicable or not, used in the maintenance of health as well as in the prevention, diagnosis, improvement, or treatment of physical and mental illness.
Minister of Ayush and Ports, Sarbananda Sonowal welcomed the African delegation and said that this visit will help in achieving the objective of Universal Health Coverage in African nations through the potential of Traditional Medicine Systems of India.
In his video message, Sonowal further highlighted the role of Ayurveda and other Traditional Medicine systems of India and said, "Traditional Medicine has always played an important role in meeting the global health care needs. World Health organization also recognizes its' potential. Bringing Traditional Medicine in main healthcare can bridge access gaps for millions of people across the globe and would be an important step towards people centered and holistic approaches to health and well-being."
The African delegation was deeply impressed and benefited from the various facets of AIIA by having first-hand account. During this historical visit, Dr Tanuja Nesari, Director AIIA, explained the tour de force of AIIA to the group and said, "AIIA is putting in every effort to take Ayurveda to the global community, and has entered into MoUs with more than 50 research organizations and reputed institutions or universities, among them 17 are of international repute.”
Earlier, the first ever WHO-Global Summit on Traditional Medicine, held in Gujarat, Gandhinagar on 17th-18th August 2023 also saw the increasing acceptance of Traditional Medicine in an interface of G20 health Ministers and Ministry of Ayush. This visit of African delegation is also being considered as in continuum and highlights the twin objective of projecting AIIA as a one stop destination for Medical Value Travel, and to advance tangible collaboration in traditional medicine with E&SA countries.
After joining G20 bloc under India's 2023 presidency, the African Nations are all set to explore the power of Indian Systems of Traditional Medicine and Integrative health care.
On Septeber 26, a 15-member group of High Commissioners and Ambassadors of East and Southern African Countries visited All India Institute of Ayurveda, New Delhi to explore the cutting-edge science and interventions of AIIA in the field of Ayurveda and Integrative Health Care.
The African delegation, after being welcomed in a befitting Indian traditional way by AIIA, visited AIIA hospital, OPD etc. and came to know first-hand the advances and interventions made in primary and tertiary health care, adjuvant therapy etc. through Ayurveda.
Traditional medicine, as defined by the World Health Organization, is the sum total of the knowledge, skills, and practices based on the theories, beliefs, and experiences indigenous to different cultures, whether explicable or not, used in the maintenance of health as well as in the prevention, diagnosis, improvement, or treatment of physical and mental illness.
Minister of Ayush and Ports, Sarbananda Sonowal welcomed the African delegation and said that this visit will help in achieving the objective of Universal Health Coverage in African nations through the potential of Traditional Medicine Systems of India.
In his video message, Sonowal further highlighted the role of Ayurveda and other Traditional Medicine systems of India and said, "Traditional Medicine has always played an important role in meeting the global health care needs. World Health organization also recognizes its' potential. Bringing Traditional Medicine in main healthcare can bridge access gaps for millions of people across the globe and would be an important step towards people centered and holistic approaches to health and well-being."
The African delegation was deeply impressed and benefited from the various facets of AIIA by having first-hand account. During this historical visit, Dr Tanuja Nesari, Director AIIA, explained the tour de force of AIIA to the group and said, "AIIA is putting in every effort to take Ayurveda to the global community, and has entered into MoUs with more than 50 research organizations and reputed institutions or universities, among them 17 are of international repute.”
Earlier, the first ever WHO-Global Summit on Traditional Medicine, held in Gujarat, Gandhinagar on 17th-18th August 2023 also saw the increasing acceptance of Traditional Medicine in an interface of G20 health Ministers and Ministry of Ayush. This visit of African delegation is also being considered as in continuum and highlights the twin objective of projecting AIIA as a one stop destination for Medical Value Travel, and to advance tangible collaboration in traditional medicine with E&SA countries.
Former Election Commissioner writes: One Nation, One Election – wrong problem, bad solution | The Indian Express
https://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/former-election-commissioner-writes-one-nation-one-election-wrong-problem-bad-solution-8959197/
https://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/former-election-commissioner-writes-one-nation-one-election-wrong-problem-bad-solution-8959197/
The Indian Express
Former Election Commissioner writes: One Nation, One Election – wrong problem, bad solution
Centralisation of politics in India has not let local democratic institutions flourish. One nation one election would risk reducing local elected bodies to mere representatives of central leadership
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‘Global commons’: Indo-Bangla consensus on need to highlight climate impact, loss & damage in Sundarbans globally
https://www.downtoearth.org.in/news/climate-change/-global-commons-indo-bangla-consensus-on-need-to-highlight-climate-impact-loss-damage-in-sundarbans-globally-91997?utm_source=izooto&utm_medium=push_notifications&utm_campaign=%e2%80%98global%20commons%e2%80%99:%20indo-bangla%20consensus%20on%20need%20to%20highlight%20climate%20impact,%20loss%20&%20damage%20in%20sundarbans%20globally
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DownToEarth
‘Global commons’: Indo-Bangla consensus on need to highlight climate impact, loss & damage in Sundarbans globally
UN Loss and damage discussion progressing slowly; experts favour wider sourcing and innovative funding for Sundarbans
Read: MS Swaminathan, renowned Indian scientist, passes away
https://indianexpress.com/article/india/m-s-swaminathan-dead-8959783/
https://indianexpress.com/article/india/m-s-swaminathan-dead-8959783/
The Indian Express
MS Swaminathan, driver of India’s transformatory Green Revolution, passes away
M S Swaminathan, the father of India's Green Revolution and a renowned Indian agricultural scientist, passed away today, September 28, 2023 at his residence in Chennai, at the age of 98. Swaminathan was awarded the first World Food Prize in 1987 following…
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MS Swaminathan: The man who transformed India from a ‘basket case’ to foodgrain self-sufficiency | evergreen News - The Indian Express
https://indianexpress.com/article/evergreen/ms-swaminathan-profile-8959886/
https://indianexpress.com/article/evergreen/ms-swaminathan-profile-8959886/
The Indian Express
MS Swaminathan: The man who transformed India from a ‘basket case’ to foodgrain self-sufficiency
From the Express Archives, an article from 2015 that takes a look back at the transformative years when Swaminathan's groundbreaking work led India from being a 'basket case' to achieving food grain self-sufficiency. Discover the strategies behind the Green…
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Bangladesh Buddhist Federation celebrates Madhu Purnima
Bangladesh Buddhist Federation on Thursday celebrated Shubh Madhu Purnima at the International Buddhist Monastery, Dhaka.
Marking the day, Buddhist devotees offered various gift items, including fruits, flowers, and candles, to statues of Lord Buddha throughout the day.
The day of Madhu Purnima commemorates an occasion on which the Buddha retreated to the wilderness of Parileyya forest to bring peace between two quarreling factions of disciples. According to legend, a monkey and an elephant named Parileyyaka fed lord Buddha during this time, the elephant bringing fruit and the monkey bringing a honeycomb.
On the occasion, the speakers highlighted the deeply humanist worldview espoused by Lord Buddha in his teachings.
Hundreds of devotees of the Lord Budhha along with their family members joined in the celebration which included prayers and discussion followed by the community feast.
Bangladesh Buddhist Federation on Thursday celebrated Shubh Madhu Purnima at the International Buddhist Monastery, Dhaka.
Marking the day, Buddhist devotees offered various gift items, including fruits, flowers, and candles, to statues of Lord Buddha throughout the day.
The day of Madhu Purnima commemorates an occasion on which the Buddha retreated to the wilderness of Parileyya forest to bring peace between two quarreling factions of disciples. According to legend, a monkey and an elephant named Parileyyaka fed lord Buddha during this time, the elephant bringing fruit and the monkey bringing a honeycomb.
On the occasion, the speakers highlighted the deeply humanist worldview espoused by Lord Buddha in his teachings.
Hundreds of devotees of the Lord Budhha along with their family members joined in the celebration which included prayers and discussion followed by the community feast.
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TIFFEST festival to promote participation in the 54th IIFA & to promote partnerships for international coproductions
Tashkent International Film Festival is taking place at Tashkent in Uzbekistan. Known as the “ Pearl of The Silk Road” ,the Tashkent International Film Festival was started in 1968, and Indian film Amrapali was screened in the opening edition of the festival.
Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting Dr L.Murugan will lead an Indian Delegation in this festival. The participation in this film festival is aimed to build cinematic partnerships, have exchange of programmes, nurture filmmaking and act as a bridge between the cultures.
India’s participation in TIFFEST is on the theme of ‘Showcasing India’s Creative Economy,’ which promises to be a catalyst for exciting and meaningful discussions.
Relations between Uzbekistan and India have their roots deeper in the history. In recent years, there has been significant intensification in bilateral ties to create an enriching filming ecosystem and a future-ready Industry with ongoing growth prospects in India for the world, India has been keen to co-produce movies, exchange the understanding and techniques of cinema, and develop ways to make our cinema/industries inclusive. During its presidency year of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation ( SCO) this year, India organised the SCO Film Festival at Mumbai in January 2023.
The festival platform would be utilized to promote this year’s edition of the 54th International Film Festival of India (IFFI), which is scheduled from 20th to 28th November 2023 in Goa, India.
Indian cinema made a name for itself on the world map back in the early Indian cinema days when the films of legendary actor & director Raj Kapoor received love from across the world, especially in Uzbekistan and the Central Asia region as well.
Indian cinema continues to have a charm to date as our cultural way of storytelling and art forms transcend into our storytelling and are appreciated not only in India but the world, such as the song “Natu Natu” from the film RRR by Rajamouli that recently bagged the award for best song at the golden globe winning the heart of cinema lovers across the world.
Tashkent International Film Festival is taking place at Tashkent in Uzbekistan. Known as the “ Pearl of The Silk Road” ,the Tashkent International Film Festival was started in 1968, and Indian film Amrapali was screened in the opening edition of the festival.
Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting Dr L.Murugan will lead an Indian Delegation in this festival. The participation in this film festival is aimed to build cinematic partnerships, have exchange of programmes, nurture filmmaking and act as a bridge between the cultures.
India’s participation in TIFFEST is on the theme of ‘Showcasing India’s Creative Economy,’ which promises to be a catalyst for exciting and meaningful discussions.
Relations between Uzbekistan and India have their roots deeper in the history. In recent years, there has been significant intensification in bilateral ties to create an enriching filming ecosystem and a future-ready Industry with ongoing growth prospects in India for the world, India has been keen to co-produce movies, exchange the understanding and techniques of cinema, and develop ways to make our cinema/industries inclusive. During its presidency year of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation ( SCO) this year, India organised the SCO Film Festival at Mumbai in January 2023.
The festival platform would be utilized to promote this year’s edition of the 54th International Film Festival of India (IFFI), which is scheduled from 20th to 28th November 2023 in Goa, India.
Indian cinema made a name for itself on the world map back in the early Indian cinema days when the films of legendary actor & director Raj Kapoor received love from across the world, especially in Uzbekistan and the Central Asia region as well.
Indian cinema continues to have a charm to date as our cultural way of storytelling and art forms transcend into our storytelling and are appreciated not only in India but the world, such as the song “Natu Natu” from the film RRR by Rajamouli that recently bagged the award for best song at the golden globe winning the heart of cinema lovers across the world.
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President Murmu gives nod to women's reservation bill; Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam becomes an Act | India News - Times of India
https://m.timesofindia.com/india/president-murmu-gives-nod-to-womens-reservation-bill-nari-shakti-vandan-adhiniyam-becomes-an-act/articleshow/104044749.cms
https://m.timesofindia.com/india/president-murmu-gives-nod-to-womens-reservation-bill-nari-shakti-vandan-adhiniyam-becomes-an-act/articleshow/104044749.cms
The Times of India
President Murmu gives nod to women's reservation bill; Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam becomes an Act | India News - Times of India
India News: President Droupadi Murmu has given her assent to the women's reservation bill that was cleared by both houses of Parliament during a special session e