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SUMMARY:Visit of Indian Ambassador in Gdansk -25-26 July 2011.
DESCRIPTION: Indian ambassador to Poland Mrs. Monika Kapil Mohta visited Gdansk on 25-26 Aug 2011. During her visit she met with Wojowoda Pomorski and the head of Indo-Polish Cultural Committee Mr. Sunil Ahuja. In the meeting Ambassador discussed about the coopration in the field of Culture and business in Pomorski region and India.
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SUMMARY:See Krzysztof a Fugiel photographs from 2017 Holi Celebration in Krakow
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SUMMARY:On 8th of April 2017 at 12:00 hrs you are kindly invited to see Hindi Diwas in Krakow.
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SUMMARY:Kerala parish promotes cyber fast on Good Friday
DESCRIPTION:Published on: 6:00 pm\, April 13\, 2017 by: mattersindia.com \n \nFr Puthuva distributing leaflets \nKochi: A parish in Kerala is encouraging the public to stay off internet and cellphone on Good Friday and recapture family and interpersonal relations. \n„For the past two years\, we have observed cyber bandh (shut down) on Good Friday\,” says Father John Puthuva\, pastor of St George Church\, Thalayolaparambu\, a parish under the Ernakulam-Angamaly archdiocese. The parishioners also keep away from cyber world for one hour on Sundays and half an hour each on other days. \nThe parishioners have distributed leaflets among the public highlighting dangers from over indulgence in modern technological facilities. They encouraged people to maintain cyber continence. \nFather Puthuva\, known for initiating socially relevant projects and movements\, said they aim through this initiative to strengthen family and interpersonal relationships that have been marred by the overuse of phones\, internet and social networking sites. ?Even family members have very little time to talk to each other\,? the priest bemoaned. \n„Today families have lost the thread of mutual love\, respect and trust. The debility in family relationships has orphaned old parents and children\,” Father Puthuva explained. The priest also pointed out that the cyber world encourages children to create their own inside their homes that leads to mental disorders in them. \nAccording to the priest\, the cyber world lays trap for people irrespective of age\, religion and gender across the globe. \nOver indulgence in cyber world has led to cover-eating\, melancholy\, sleeplessness\, anxiety\, violent behavior weakness\, unwanted fat\, headaches\, and loss of concentration\, Father Puthuva said in a press release. \nOther fallouts from the cyber misuse are excessive interest in sex among its users and lack of interest in studies among students. \nSocial networks such as Facebook\, Whatsapp and Twitter have prompted people to seek sexual relationship outside marriage. Around 40 divorce cases are caused by use of Facebook\, the priest claimed. \nThe cyber bandh\, he added\, will educate people about the „devious role of cyber age.”
URL:https://ipcc.pl/event/kerala-parish-promotes-cyber-fast-on-good-friday/
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SUMMARY:Indian engineer wins ?Cartier Women?s Initiative award?
DESCRIPTION:Published on: 11:40 pm\, April 15\, 2017 by: mattersindia.com \nTrupti Jain \nSingapore: An Indian environmental engineer has won this year?s prestigious ?Cartier Women?s Initiative Awards? in Singapore for providing women working on farms with water management solutions and protecting small farmers against droughts and flash floods. \nTrupti Jain\, 46\, was one among the six winners chosen for the Asia-Pacific laureate from a pool of nearly 1\,900 applicants from over 120 countries and were selected by an independent international jury. \nEach recipient receives a USD 100\,000 prize money as well as a year of mentoring. Jain\, an Indian government employee for two decades in the rural development\, has worked for women farmers whose work frequently go unrecognised. ?I didn?t expect it\, but I am so proud of what my team has achieved and I am happy I was so determined to reach my goal\,? Jain said. ?I hope to use the prize money to scale up the business as well as create a certification programme for women\, so their skills and indigenous knowledge will be recognised\,? she was quoted as saying by ?The Straits Times?. \nJain started Naireeta Services in 2013\, providing handmade water management solutions that enable small farmers to filter and store rainwater underground to protect them against droughts and flash floods. Her Gujarat-based company has already implemented 232 systems in India\, directly benefiting 18\,000 small farmers and indirectly helping more than 100\,000 of the rural poor. \nJain was presented the award on Wednesday at a function held at the Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall in Singapore. It was the first time the awards ceremony was held outside France since it began in 2006 to supports women entrepreneurs around the world who want to kick-start their business. ?We recognise the gender gap that still exists today and\, for us\, the awards are a chance to recognise and reward the work of women entrepreneurs who have created businesses that are real drivers of change in their communities\,? said Cyrille Vigneron\, chief executive Cartier International. \nFive other winners\, representing Latin America\, North America\, Europe\, Sub-Saharan Africa\, and the Middle East and North Africa\, were also honoured at the awards ceremony. \nsource: Indian Express
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