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c m y k c m y k THE LARGEST CIRCULATED ENGLISH DAILY IN SOUTH INDIA HYDERABAD I SATURDAY I 14 NOVEMBER 2020 WEATHER TABLOID Max: 29 OC WORLD|8 SPORTS|11 Min: 20OC RH: 60% Zuckerberg first tech Verstappen fastest at The spirit of Rainfall: Nil leader to greet Biden Turkish GP practice Diwali lives on Forecast: Partly cloudy sky with haze. Max/Min temperature 29/20 ºC deccanchronicle.com, facebook.com/deccannews, twitter.com/deccanchronicle Vol. 83 No. 316 Established 1938 | 24 PAGES | `6.00 COVID-19 DC wishes its readers a happy and prosperous Diwali C UNT SC allows green CASES DEATHS (+44,876) (+535) crackers in TS 87,72,776 1,29,221 covid19india.org STATE GOVERNMENT BULLETINS Modifies HC order which imposed total ban (+ 997) (+4) on sale, bursting of firecrackers for Diwali TS: 2,55,663 1,397 DC CORRESPONDENT ● THE VACATION bench cannot stay the High with agency inputs of Justices A.M. Court’s order without NEW DELHI, HYDERABAD, Khanwilkar and Sanjiv hearing the other side. (+1,593) (+10) NOV. 13 The plea said the HC order Khanna said the TS gov- was violative of the right AP: 8,51,298 6,847 The Supreme Court on ernment should follow to livelihood of persons Friday modified the NGT guidelines on burst- involved in sale and man- CASES AROUND THE WORLD Telangana High Court ing Diwali crackers. ufacturing of firecrackers. order of Thursday that The Supreme Court 5,34,94,241 imposed a complete ban air quality in November bench, meanwhile, asked on the sale of firecrackers last year fell in the ‘moder- the Telangana state gov- DEATHS during Diwali, and said ate’ category and met the ernment to comply with 13,05,908 that the directions of the NGT’s norms. directions of the NGT National Green Tribunal In Telangana state, issued on November 9. COUNTRIES, (NGT) on bursting of fire- Hyderabad and Senior advocate Salman AREAS WITH 217 crackers keeping in mind Ramagundam made the Khurshid appeared for the CASES the pollution levels need non-attainment list. The organisation on whose worldometers.info/ to be followed. state government has plea the top court issued coronavirus allowed bursting of crack- notice to the state govern- Devotees light earthen lamps on the banks of Saryu HOLIDAY NOTICE The offices of Deccan The NGT, on November River during Deepotsav celebrations in Ayodhya on | 9, had said that firing of ers between 8 pm and 10 ment for November 16. ASTROGUIDE Friday. A world record 6,06,569 diyas were lit in addi- Chronicle will remain closed today for Diwali. There crackers will be banned in pm on Diwali. “In the meantime, the tion to a laser and sound show for the event. — PTI will be no edition on Sunday, Nov. 15, 2020 cities where the average of However, on Thursday, impugned judgment and Sarvari; Dakshinayana ambient air quality dur- the Telangana High Court order of the HC stands Tithi: Nija Ashwayuja Bahula ing November 2019 was in while hearing a public modified and is brought in Chaturdasi till 2.17 pm the ‘poor’ and worse cate- interest litigation filed by line with the directions Star: Swati till 8.08 pm gories. In cities or towns P. Indra Prakash, an advo- issued by the NGT vide Varjyam: 1.04 am to 2.29 am where air quality is ‘mod- cate. ordered a complete comprehensive order (Sunday) erate’ or below, only green ban on the sale and use of dated November 9, which Durmuhurtam: 6.24 am to 7.54 am India to get traditional drugs centre crackers can be sold. fireworks in the state dur- applies even to Telangana Rahukalam: 9 am to 10.30 am The timings for use and ing Diwali. state,” the Supreme Court HIJRI CALENDAR DC CORRESPONDENT ditional and complemen- role of traditional medi- has evolved its own sys- bursting of crackers The ban was challenged said. Rabbi-ul Awwal 27, 1442 AH with agency inputs tary medicine,” said WHO cine as part of their jour- tem of medicine using should be restricted to two by the Telangana Fire “For, no reason much PRAYERS CHENNAI, NOV. 13 director-general Tedros ney to universal health herbs or animal products hours during festivals like Workers Dealers Associa- less special reason is Adhanom Ghebreyesus in coverage and a healthier, or inorganic chemical Diwali, Chhath, New Year, tion (TFWDA) in the Sup- noted in the impugned Fajar: 5.17 am In a move that provides a video message, at an fairer and safer world,” he compounds. Christmas Eve, as may be reme Court on Friday. order for departing there- Zohar: 12.10 pm international recognition event organised to mark said. The prominent tradition- specified by the state con- The vacation bench of from. All concerned in Asar: 4.05 pm to Ayurveda and makes the fifth Ayurveda Day. The World Health al systems of medicine cerned, the NGT had said. Justices A.M. Khanwilkar Telangana state must com- Maghrib: 5.46 pm India a hub for traditional At the event, Prime Organisation defines tra- include those evolved by Following this, the and Sanjiv Khanna issued ply with directions of the Isha: 6.56 pm medicine, the World Minister Narendra Modi ditional medicine as “the Indian, European, Persian Pollution Control Board of notice on the plea of tribunal in its letter and SUNRISE TOMORROW 6.20 AM Health Organisation dedicated two future- sum total of the knowl- and the Chinese. India has Telangana state stated the TFWDA and said that it spirit” the court ordered. SUNSET TODAY 5.40 PM (WHO) on Friday said that ready Ayurveda institu- edge, skills, and practices two types of traditional MOONSET 4.19 PM it would set up the Global tions located in Jaipur based on the theories, medicines — Ayurveda Centre of Traditional and Jamnagar to the beliefs, and experiences and Siddha. MOONRISE 4.07 AM Medicine in the country. nation. indigenous to different “Traditional systems of CHUGH MADE BJP “I am pleased to “This new centre will cultures, whether explica- medicine such as announce that we have support WHO’s efforts to ble or not, used in the Ayurveda can play an agreed to open a WHO implement its traditional maintenance of health as important role in integrat- INCHARGE IN TS, COUNTER POINT Global Centre of medicine strategy 2014- well as in the prevention, ed people-centric health Traditional Medicine in 2023 which aims to sup- diagnosis, improvement services and healthcare, ARUNA IN K’TAKA India to strengthen the port countries in develop- or treatment of physical but they have not received evidence, research, train- ing policies and action and mental illness”. enough attention,” he DC CORRESPONDENT ing and awareness of tra- plans to strengthen the Globally, each culture said. HYDERABAD, NOV. 13 Gearing up for the GHMC elections, the BJP NDA LEGISLATORS on Friday appointed gen- eral secretary Tarun LoC flares up, 4 security Chugh as the party’s TO ELECT NITISH state in-charge. Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao greets the newly Chugh, from Punjab, nominated MLCs at Pragathi Bhavan on Friday. AS THEIR LEADER will also look after the men, six civilians killed BJP’s political affairs in NAYEAR AZAD | DC Jammu and Kashmir PATNA, NOV. 13 YUSUF JAMEEL | DC and Ladakh. Chugh was with agency inputs elevated as general secre- State selects 3 A joint meeting of the SRINAGAR, NOV. 13 tary in the changes made newly elected MLAs of by BJP president J.P. the National Democratic The hostility between Nadda in September. Alliance will be held in Indian and Pakistani The BJP appointed for- for MLCs seats Patna on Sunday where troops along the Line of mer minister and BJP SHORT TAKE Nitish Kumar will be Control (LoC) flared-up vice-president D.K. DC CORRESPONDENT struggle and we will take elected as its leader, it again on Friday, leaving Aruna as co-incharge of HYDERABAD, NOV. 13 it forward to achieve the was decided on Friday. at least 10 persons, includ- Karnataka BJP affairs. Chief Minister’s dream of India test-fires The decision was taken ing three Indian soldiers, Union minister V.. The state Cabinet on Bangaru Telangana.” at an “informal” meeting a BSF official and six civil- Murleedharan has been Friday proposed the na- He said he was ready to QRSAM missiles of leaders of the four ians, dead and about two appointed to AP with mes of poet-lyricist Goreti any responsibility be NDA constituents in dozen others injured. Sunil Deodhar continu- Venkanna, former minis- given to him by party New Delhi: India successfully Bihar — the JD(U), BJP, The Indian Army ing as co-incharge. ter Baswaraju Saraiah working president and test-fired on Friday the HAM and Vikassheel accused the Pakistani A Pakistani bunker is hit by an Indian Army artillery shell Senior leader P. and Aryavysya Sangham minister K.T. Rama Rao Quick Reaction Surface-to- Insaan Party (VIP) at the troops of “deliberately” at Uri along the LoC on Friday. Murlidhar Rao has been leader Boggarapu Daya- in the ensuing elections to Air Missile (QRSAM) system residence of Mr Kumar. targeting the civilians appointed MP in-charge, nand for nomination to the GHMC. The three at an integrated test range in “The meeting will start areas with mortars and Control have been dam- neighbouring country along with Pankaja the Legislative Council nominees met the Chief Chandipur off the Odisha at 12/30 pm on Sunday, other weapons and aged,” it said. Late on Friday evening, Munde. Elsewhere, the and forwarded the names Minister at Pragathi coast, officials said.
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    Holocaust Education and Genocide Prevention: SESSION REPORT Sharing Experiences 535 Across Borders SALZBURG INITIATIVE ON HOLOCAUST EDUCATION AND GENOCIDE PREVENTION Session 535 Salzburg, June 21 to 26, 2014 Holocaust Education and Genocide Prevention: Sharing Experiences Report author: Nancy Smith Across Borders with contributions from: Marie-Louise Ryback Photos: Herman Seidl, Peter Fredlake & Salzburg Global Staff Session 535 | Holocaust Education and Genocide Prevention: Sharing Experiences Across Borders Table of Contents 5 Background 8 Summary 11 Introduction 13 Context Setting 16 Views from the Regions 16 Asia 22 Australia 24 Post-Soviet Countries 28 Sub-Saharan Africa 33 Islamic Societies 33 Panel I 37 Panel II 43 Holocaust and Nakba: Can Israelis and Palestinians understand each other’s trauma 47 Raising Awareness 47 Institutions 53 Building and Sustaining Networks 54 Survivor Testimonies 54 Interviewing survivors: A conversation between two film makers 58 Holocaust survivor talk 60 Interactive Learning 63 Visit to Mauthasen 64 Symposium Outcomes 65 Working Group Outputs 66 Recommendations for IHRA related to the “Suggestions for Classroom Teachers” document 68 Other recommendations related to Holocaust/genocide education 70 Concluding Remarks APPENDices 72 I: Session participants 74 II: Bibliography 78 III: Holocaust Education in Austria, by Dr. Gerhard Baumgartner 79 IV: Global Perspectives on Holocaust Education – Prologue, by Dr. Klaus Mueller 83 V: Holocaust Education and Remembrance: Achievements and Challenges, by Sir Andrew Burns 88 VI: Letter to the participants, by The Hon Michael Kirby AC, CMG 4 Background Following the end of World War II and the revelations of the horrifying evidence of the Holocaust that had been perpetrated, the international community, through the recently formed United Nations, agreed in 1948 on a Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide1.