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मानवसंपर्क और बातचीत

संस्कृतियों का विकास केवल भौतिक समानों से ही नहीं बल्कि वैचारिक आदान प्रदान , ज्ञान से ही सम्भव हो पाया। ह्यूग डबरली और पॉल पैंगारो के बातचीत वाले सिद्धांतों का सन्दर्भ मेरे जीवन दर्शन को बहुत भाता है क्योंकि दोनों बंधु बातचीत आदान-प्रदान को रेखांकित करते हैं और सीखने की प्रणाली के रूप में संदर्भित करते हैं। स्कूल- कॉलेज के दिनों से ही घंटों गंभीर डिबेट-डिस्कशन करना , कई बार बहुत सशक्त बलपूर्वक अपनी बातों को रखना आदत रही लेकिन जैसे- जैसे उम्र बढ़ता गया बातचीत के मायने भी बदल से गए। खासकर पत्रकारिता - शैक्षणिक टीचिंग में आने के बाद न चाहते हुए भी सुनने की आदत भी पड़ती गयी लेकिन बातचीत के दौरान भावपूर्णता में डूब जाना अभी भी कूट कूट कर व्यक्तित्व में भरा हैं जिसका आनंद आजकल बहुत आ रहा ! अब तो बातचीत जीवोकोपर्जन भी बन चूका हैं इसलिए इसके बिना जीवन अधूरा सा लगता हैं। ह्यूग डबरली और पॉल पैंगारो जी को पीएचडी के दिनों में पढ़ा था काश बचपन के शरारती दिनों में इन्हे समझता -- पत्रकारिता और पैनी होती ! #मानवसंपर्क #बातचीत डॉ संजय कुमार  

Indonesia Night in Daegu promotes fashion diplomacy

  https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230616000535&np=1&mp=1  Indonesian embassy holds 'Indonesia Night' in Daegu (koreaherald.com)   https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20230616000535&np=1&mp=1  Indonesia Night in Daegu promoted fashion diplomacy commemorating 50 th years of Indonesia-Korea relations. Showcasing Indonesia’s diversity through creative economy exhibition and cultural performance, Indonesian embassy highlighted the significance of Tenun as an icon of Indonesian culture. “For centuries, hand-weaving technique making of Tenun from various provinces of Indonesia is passed on from generation to generation,” said Gandi Sulistiyanto Indonesia Ambassador to Korea adding that Tenun currently is transforming into modern attires and worn by younger generation. Tenun refers to an artful Indonesian weaving technique to make a fabric of colorful threads known as original cultural heritages preserved till present day. 11 outfits made fro...

Indian Embassy celebrates International Day of Yoga

  The Indian Embassy in Seoul held an event Monday to promote the International Day of Yoga on June 21, highlighting the exercise's role in uniting the mind, body, thought and action. The International Day of Yoga was designated by the United Nations General Assembly in 2014, following a proposal by the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi. "Yoga is a way to discover a sense of oneness with yourself, the world, and nature," Indian Ambassador to Korea Amit Kumar said at the event. He also stressed the importance of living in harmony with nature and recognizing the impact of every action we take. To commemorate the 9th International Day of Yoga, the embassy is collaborating with Korean yoga groups in cities across Korea, including Seoul, Gurye, Jeju, Busan and Gwangju. On June 17, participants will gather at Seoul's Olympic Peace Park for yoga and meditation sessions, fostering a sense of unity and well-being, according to Kumar. The embassy also appointed Korean actr...

Concerns over Coronavirus Outbreak and its economic impact intensifies in Korea

 K orea is trying its best to contain the novel coronavirus (officially declared as COVID-19 by the WHO).   In the opening remarks of the 7 th Cabinet Meeting, President Moon Jae-in highlighted   the importance of preemptive and extraordinary measures for both public safety and people’s livelihoods. In the meeting it has been shared that Korean people have the power to revive this medical emergency because Korea has world-class quarantine and medical systems. If Korean people will follow personal hygiene guidelines , believe in the Government’s rejoinders, continue normal economic activities in daily lives, economy can be rapidly recovered, the president added in the meeting.     On the economic front, interruption to South Korean manufactures were initially considered as temporary but delay in production has affected seriously due to the increased numbers of virus suspected and confirmed cases in South Korea. Delay in production have raised concerns...

Korea to develop financial data exchange ecosystem

K orean government is set to run a financial data exchange platform this year in march. In order to accelerate the financial industry’s digital transformation, the financial services commission(FSC) of Korea will set up a financial security institute that will provide innovation data exchange solutions while ensuring the security and safety of data transactions. Data convergence management, evaluation of pseudonymised information , safety and security in data exchange will be major goals of this   specialized agency. Financial industry is one of the sectors where the use of big data is most active because of the high linkages to other sectors and accuracy of data. Last year in June, the FSC announced its plan to establish financial big data infrastructure to facilitate the use of big data in the financial sector.                                            [Image ...

CBRE Predictions on Korea’s Real Estate

S outh Korea’s real estate market continue expectant. According to a recent summary report named Real Estate Market Outlook 2020:Korea published by the CBRE, a leading US-based commercial real estate service provider,   public investment in the real estate market is poised to grow despite the record low interest rates and global economic instability.    The report further discerns that because the ministry of land, infrastructure and Transport anticipates an increment in the public investments from 3.7% in 2019 to 10% in 2021.  It is noteworthy that the Domestic real estate investment trusts (REITs) are looking for an initial public offering (IPO) in the Korea’s stock market and drawing attention of in the market.   In the later half of 2019, Lotte REIT and NongHyup REIT had decided to go public and following their footsteps, IGIS which is Korea;s largest real estate related assets operator is also planning to list its REIT fund this year. ...

Reviewing the Philosophical and Cultural Contacts of India and Korea

 Presented a paper entitled “Reviewing the Philosophical and Cultural Contacts of India and Korea” at the 43rd International Conference of Korea-China Academic Research Society. The theme of the conference underlines “Antiwar cognizance and its review through the studies of humanities”. Snowfall is at its peak, but the genuine enthusiasm of scholars and crticial views from different countries especially China, is inspiring. Special thanks to the VicePresident of Hankuk Unive rsity of Foreign Studies for the invitation. # Koreanstudies   # Academia   # Research