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IOC President Bach meets Georgian President and Prime Minister during NOC 25th Anniversary celebrations in Tiblisi

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11/10/2014

International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach held talks this weekend with the President of the Republic of Georgia, Giorgi Margvelashvili, as the Georgian National Olympic Committee (NOC) celebrated its 25th anniversary in Tiblisi.

During the meeting, Margvelashvili underscored the importance of sport to the nation of Georgia and to peace-building.  "Sport has always been important to our country throughout its history," he said. "But after independence it became even more important. Sport can solve the problems that diplomats and politicians cannot. Through sport we can build peace and learn to cooperate," he added.

 
The IOC President also met with Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili.

President Bach attended the 25th Anniversary Celebration and Reception hosted by the Georgian National Olympic Committee (NOC). Guests included Georgian athletes and the Presidents and Secretary Generals of many of Europe's National Olympic Committees.

At the reception, President Bach told those in attendance: “The International Olympic Committee remains ready to offer a platform to all the National Olympic Committees in the region to foster relations between the young athletes so that they can meet each other and get to know each other better.”

Accompanying President Bach was IOC Member and President of the European Olympic Committees (EOC) Patrick Hickey.



Earlier in the day, the IOC delegation visited the headquarters of the Georgian NOC and met with NOC President Leri Khabelov and leaders of European NOCs. The President also met a number of Georgian Olympians as well as athletes who had received Olympic Solidarity scholarships.

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General Transfer Result of West Bengal School Service Commission 2014

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The result of General Transfer conducted by the  West Bengal School Service Commission in 2014.
The score is showing on the on the middle Total Score column. 

 

Announcement of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences i...

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Caluyachand or Kaluasand - a Sthan for Practicing Old Belief

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Caluasand or Kaluasand in Bagansai village, Mouza - Nimai Nagar, Nayagram block, West Medinipur, West Bengal, PIN Code 721159, India is sthan or place in the jungle, Nayagram Range Forest Beat in West Medinipur district. Now this place is known as Caluasand Mandir (Kaluasand Temple). The practice of Shivism or Shaivaism  is continuing since hundreds of years. The power woman is believed to be as the source of finding or discovering the truth and lost things and materials including the inspiration and devotional spiritualism of human being. The sthan is an age old neglected untold history related place where bird, goat and animal  are sacrified.Earlier Caluasand  Sthan is maintained and monitored by  Brihas Sarai (Vivek Mahat), the then Manager of Nawbab Siraj-ud-dalla of Bengal Presidency (Bengal, Bihar, Odisha, etc.) of Nawbab Kachari in Nayagram Lalkuthi.

The pictures of Caluasand or Kaluasand : -

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Sacrificing halter. Picture Five.

Picture Six.

Announcement of the Nobel Prize in Literature 2014

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Announcement of the Nobel Prize in Physics 2014

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Rio 2016 inspires young people through sport and education

01/10/2014

In Brazil, almost one third of the Brazilian population is under the age of 19 and this is one of the core groups that the Rio 2016 Organising Committee is reaching out to in the hope of inspiring and motivating them through the Olympic Games.

Over the last few years, in Rio de Janeiro, many educational activities have already been taking place, with students embracing the Olympic values and ideals. The official Rio 2016 education programme (“TRANSFORMA”) was launched on 1 July in Rio de Janeiro and the dedicated TRANSFORMA website has been online since 12 April 2014, providing a whole host of materials that teachers can use in their lesson plans: http://www.rio2016.com/educacao
The TRANSFORMA programme involves:
- High-quality educational material for lessons and activities;
- Encouraging young people to try out new sports and lead a healthy and active lifestyle;
- Bringing Olympic and Paralympic values to life;
- Using the Games to promote new learning experiences.
Everyone involved is fully embracing the programme with some very positive feedback from some of the teachers involved:
“I’ve been in the project since last year; it is very exciting and motivating for the team. Everybody is happy. People are really involved in the project, and this inspires us to take this positivity, the motivation, back to school”
“I was skeptical in the beginning because educational programmes used to be implemented without being discussed at the school level. I now realize that Transforma can help schools disseminate the Olympic and democratic values they need so much.”
Take a look at some of the Rio 2016 videos (English subtitles available) and see how the spirit of the Rio 2016 Games is already transforming schools.

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