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India signs MoU with three countries on sharing INDIA STACK: Chandrasekhar - Vimarsana News

India signs MoU with three countries on sharing INDIA STACK: Chandrasekhar

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Philosophy along the Silk Roads – World Philosophy Day Parallel Sessions - Vimarsana News

Philosophy along the Silk Roads – World Philosophy Day Parallel Sessions

World Philosophy Day Parallel Sessions International Symposium on Scientific and Cultural Exchanges along the Silk Roads  And Roundtable on Philosophical Dialogue between East and West along the Silk Roads  

Source: unesco.org
NAPTIP warns Nigerians against employing underage child as domestic worker - Vimarsana News

NAPTIP warns Nigerians against employing underage child as domestic worker

The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), has warned Nigerians against engaging a child below 12 years as a domestic worker.

Young civil society leaders converge at Rabat gathering - Vimarsana News

Young civil society leaders converge at Rabat gathering

Recognising the role of youth in mobilising action to prevent violent extremism (PVE) through sport-based activities, the United Nations Alliance of

UNESCO strengthens youth development and engagement in Uzbekistan - Vimarsana News

UNESCO strengthens youth development and engagement in Uzbekistan

Members of the UN Youth Advisory Board (YAB) and Youth Parliament (YP) of Uzbekistan met on 24 and 25 January 2022 in Tashkent to learn about holistic youth development and youth civic engagement.The 2-day training programme, based on UNESCO’s two to