As the earth begins to awaken from the cold grip of winter, millions across the globe mark the arrival of spring with one of the most ancient and...
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The ancient festival of Nowruz is celebrated in over 10 countries, including Afghanistan, as a symbol of nature’s renewal. It is a longstanding tradition, deeply rooted in the history and culture of the region, marking the arrival of spring and transformation in nature. For those who observe it, Nowruz offers an opportunity for renewal, joy, […]
As the earth begins to awaken from the cold grip of winter, millions across the globe mark the arrival of spring with one of the most ancient and...
As the earth begins to awaken from the cold grip of winter, millions across the globe mark the arrival of spring with one of the most ancient and...
António Guterres, the United Nations Secretary-General, congratulated the arrival of Nowruz and described it as a valuable gift in his message. On...
António Guterres, the United Nations Secretary-General, congratulated the arrival of Nowruz and described it as a valuable gift in his message. On...
Herald Correspondent Nowruz, which dates back to ancient Iran, is celebrated by over 300 million people around the world on March 21, the day of the...
Google continued its long-standing tradition by changing its homepage logo to celebrate the ancient Nowruz festival, which is observed by millions...
Google continued its long-standing tradition by changing its homepage logo to celebrate the ancient Nowruz festival, which is observed by millions...
Nowruz, the Persian New Year, celebrates the first day of spring and the renewal of life, marking the beginning of the Iranian calendar year.
Nowruz, the Persian New Year, celebrates the first day of spring and the renewal of life, marking the beginning of the Iranian calendar year.
Celebrated across Iran and several other countries, the holiday symbolises renewal and prosperity.