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580-yr-old stone tablet found in north China
An ancient stone tablet describing the story of Chan Buddhist master Bi Tingxuan over 580 years ago was found in north China's Hebei Province, local authorities said.
China to restore murals of largest Taoist temple
The restoration of the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) murals in Yongle Palace, the largest Taoist temple in China, will be launched in 2020, local authorities said Saturday.
Zac Posen, red carpet favorite, shuts down fashion label
Designer Zac Posen is shutting down his namesake label.
Selim Al Deen Utsab ‘19 begins at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy
The three-day long Selim Al Deen Utsab 2019 and the 8th national council of Bangladesh Gram Theatre begun at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy on Friday.
Rainbow Paints launches ‘service month’
Rainbow Paints, popular paint brand of RFL Group, has on Thursday launched ‘Service Month-2019’, aiming to provide highest service to its customers.
Mongolia approves national program to improve living quality of seniors
The Mongolian government has approved a national program to promote the development and protection of seniors, the government's press office said Thursday.
1 mln Australians with serious mental health conditions untreated per year: report
One million Australians with a range of serious mental health conditions are going untreated every year, while the economic toll of mental illness has reached about 180 billion Australian dollars (124 billion U.S. dollars), according to a new report.
How do you save endangered gorillas?
Deep in the rainforest of Volcanoes National Park, a 23-year-old female gorilla named Kurudi feeds on a stand of wild celery. She bends the green stalks and, with long careful fingers, peels off the exterior skin to expose the succulent inside.
Swedish activist declines prize: climate doesn't need awards
Teen activist Greta Thunberg, who has inspired millions across the world to stage protests urging leaders to tackle global warming, has declined an environmental prize, saying "the climate movement does not need any more prizes."
Missouri agency tracked Planned Parenthood patients' periods
St. Louis, Oct 30 (AP/UNB) — Missouri's health department director on Tuesday said he tracked the menstrual cycles of Planned Parenthood patients as part of an effort to identify what the agency says were "failed abortions" at a St. Louis clinic.