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TORONTO – I monili da indossare rappresentano da sempre un caratteristico simbolo di appartenenza. In particolare, le collane erano un emblema che definiva lo status, ma anche i legami e le ideologie. Il nome stesso “collana” deriva dalla parte anatomica del collo a cui è destinata, ossia quella parte del corpo che richiama la sensibilità, la delicatezza e la sensualità di chi l’indossa.
(Femina Version / Kahina Boudjidj) On connaît Rihanna pour sa générosité et sa volonté d’aider son prochain. Elle a déjà effectué de nombreux dons ces dernières années, notamment à des hôpitaux et des associations. Et il semblerait que la chanteuse originaire de la Barbade ne compte pas s’arrêter de sitôt ! … Read More in Femina Version >>>
FIRENZE – L’amore è la chiave di tutto. Anche quando il mondo sembra andare a rotoli, se il cuore inizia a battere all’impazzata non c’è ostacolo che non appaia superabile. È questo il leitmotiv dei romanzi di Selenia Erye, scrittrice toscana che pubblica, domani, il suo terzo romanzo: “Se non è oggi sarà domani”…
সামরিক বিশেষজ্ঞদের মতে, শান্তিতে নোবেলজয়ী দালাই লামার অনুসারী যারা ভারতে আশ্রয় নিয়েছেন, অর্থাৎ যারা উঁচু পাহাড়ে যুদ্ধেপারঙ্গম সেই তিব্বতী ‘চুশি গ্যাংদ্রুক’ গেরিলা বাহিনীর প্রায় সাড়ে ৩ হাজার তিব্বতী শরণার্থী নিয়ে গঠিত ভারতীয় সেনাবাহিনীর গোপন ইউনিট হচ্ছে ‘স্পেশাল ফ্রন্টিয়ার ফোর্স’, সংক্ষেপে ‘এসএফএফ’। ১৯৬২ সালে ভারত ও চীনের যুদ্ধের পরই এই বাহিনীটি গড়ে তোলা হয়।
According to Army experts, about 3,500 followers of Nobel Peace laureate Dalai Lama, who took refuge in India, mainly guerillas of high altitude warfare from the Tibetan ‘Chushi Gangdruk’, are known as India’s Secret Frontier Force (SFF). This unit was established right after the war of 1962 between India and China.
