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Breakfast show - Dave Asher - from 7am
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Phone - 99 930 747
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भारत-तिब्बत संबंध कौरों वो और पंडोंवो के बीच युद्ध और कौरव सैन्य जनरल, रूपमती के तिब्बत से उड़ने के बीच वापस जा रहे हैं। बुटीकन रिनचेन ड्रब (बू-स्टॉन) जैसे विद्वानों ने सुझाव दिया है कि तिब्बती रूपमती के वंशज हैं। [१] अन्य विद्वानों ने तिब्बती राजाओं, सोंगत्सेन गम्पो और ट्रिसॉन्ग-डेट्सन के प्रयासों के माध्यम से भारत से तिब्बत में बौद्ध धर्म के प्रसार को पहला महत्वपूर्ण संपर्क बताया। [२] १३ वीं दलाई लामा , थूबटेन ग्यात्सो, भारतीय उपमहाद्वीप में दौरा किया गया था १ ९ १० [३] आज, की यात्रा तिब्बती तीर्थयात्रियों गया , सारनाथ और सांची , वे स्थान जो बुद्ध के जीवन से जुड़े हैं ।
Filenews 3 October 2020 - by Michalis Hatzivasilis
They are shocked by the involvement of students in only two recent criminal cases, one at Paralimni High School and the other at the 4th Primary School of Lakatamia.
A total of 36 minors are alleged to be involved in these two cases of delinquent behaviour, while the Police are reportedly investigating one case, and any offences committed by teachers. According to the information of "F", in the case of the vandalism at Paralimni High School and the throwing from a balcony of chickens, rabbits and pigeons, testimony appears to have emerged about 23 students, either for the theft, for the mistreatment of birds, or for the lighting of Bengali which are considered explosives.
Also, according to a police spokesman, any involvement of professors in this case is also being examined, in the sense that they did not intervene to stop the incidents, i.e. they did not prevent or prevent the commission of an offence. Police investigations are ongoing and a number of statements have been received from both students and teachers as well as citizens to whom the animals belonged. When the case is completed the relevant file will be forwarded to the Legal Service for further handling, as several 17-year-old students are involved.
With regard to the arson of the multi-use hall and other spaces at the 4th Primary School of Lakatamia, the members of the Nicosia T.E.A. initially identified ten underage students who appear to be involved in this serious case. Testimony then emerged against three others, bringing the number of suspects involved to 13.
Because minors are involved in this case, the police handle the case differently, inviting those involved in the department with the escort of their parents without arresting them. It is estimated that the outcome of this case will be different from the case in Paralimn, although the offences committed are equally serious.
The damage from the arson reaches, according to the first calculations, perhaps as much as 100 thousand euros. According to our information, when the examinations are completed the file will also be put to the Legal Service to study the options available, as people under the age of 14 involved in offences are not taken to court.
Cyprus Mail 3 October 2020 - Cyprus News Agency
A hospital in the abandoned Nicosia airport in the buffer zone, providing health care to Covid-19 patients from both sides of the divide, built with the financial contribution of the the EU and the UN and operated under the bi-communal Technical Committee for health is being proposed by lawyer, Achilleas Demetriades.
In statements to CNA explaining the rationale behind the proposal, Demetriades said that the fight against Covid-19 still hangs in the balance and that there may be a second wave of the pandemic. In the meantime, he added, the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has clarified that he considers it necessary to develop confidence-building measures (CBMs) between the two sides in Cyprus.
Demetriades said that the main goal was to tackle the pandemic “because the virus does not stop at the Green Line and poses dangers for the whole island,” adding that in order to implement this proposal he has started having consultations with the UN, the EU, the bi-communal Technical Committee, the government of Cyprus and the Turkish Cypriot side.
The Nicosia airport area has easy access for ambulances from both sides of the Green Line, he noted.
According to the Greek Cypriot lawyer given the bi-communal nature of the initiative, international bodies such as the EU and the UN, which already provide funding for such projects, could contribute to the construction, equipment and operation of the hospital as a CBM with a really positive impact on the lives of Cypriots.
The Bicommunal Technical Committee for health could take action along with EU and the UN in order for the project to be launched as soon as possible, he added. Covid-19 patients would also be able to be treated in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
“Apart from the medical care, which has clear benefits for the people, we will be able to recover and use a part of the buffer zone, a territory of the Republic of Cyprus,” he pointed out. In addition, in these difficult times for Cyprus, new jobs would be created for doctors and nurses as well as in the construction sector, Demetriades said.
Such a creative and beneficial CBM would send the message that the Republic of Cyprus is the home of all Cypriots, upgrading us in the perception of the international community in view of Cyprus reunification talks, he stated.
Demetriades described his proposal as ambitious “but achievable with the necessary political will.”
Cyprus Mail 3 October 2020 - by Eleni Philippou
A musical event under the stars will take place on Saturday evening in the Cyprus Wine Museum’s Knight’s Courtyard. Five musicians will come together for a concert performing familiar and popular musicals.
Theodosis Christides, Stelios Georgiou, Panos Metemtzis, Maria Emilia Mantea and Myro Solomou will perform under the October moonlight. The music will begin at 8pm and during the intermission, the Cyprus Wine Museum will have a broad range of wines for the audience to enjoy.
This isn’t all the live music the museum has in store this month. On October 24, the VivArt string quartet invites music lovers to a concert, again in the Knight’s Courtyard, at 6pm.
The Baroque Masterworks concert project aims to create a unique Medieval-Barocco music atmosphere and combination with the venue and Commandaria wine taking audiences back to the medieval courts of Europe.
A selection of famous stage (opera-ballet) and concert creations composed by the titans of Baroque music such as Henry Purcell (English Barocco), Antonio Vivaldi (Italian Barocco), Johann Bach (German Barocco) and others, will be performed.
Musicals Under the Stars
Five artists perform popular musicals. October 3. Cyprus Wine Museum, Erimi village, Limassol. 8pm. €12. Tel: 25-873808
Baroque Masterworks
VivArt String quartet concert. October 24. Cyprus Wine Museum, Erimi village, Limassol. 6pm. €15. Tel: 25-873808
CHRISTMAS NIGHT MARKET CANCELLED
Outside Revival and Paphos Post, Kissonerga
November 27 & 28 - 4pm to 9pm
Christmas lights switch on 5pm. Food court. Live Music. Over 70 stalls. Santa's Grotto. Bar. Face painting.
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