almost say that since the paleolithic era that our first lecture is from a very important cave called ghar qal kord auj . our dear colleague dr. hamed vahdati nesab is a member of the academic faculty of tarbiat modares university, who proved that this is evidence of the presence of humans in this region of iran for about 400 thousand years . it starts a thousand years ago to explore the sites that belong to the late islamic period of iran. you also have non-iranian guests. i think we have a number of foreign guests online this year. we were very interested in this happening, but due to some restrictions. this possibility did not happen to us in this ancient matter knowledge and what is on the agenda of your meeting, where are we from a global perspective and the progress made in this field. you found that in the past decades, with the help of the foreign delegations that we had and the power of the academic and technological fields that we had in the field of archeology, well , compared to the previous decades, we had a lot of progress in the archeology of iran, that is, the entry of labo

here in front of the pulpit wamsten and that speech will now give half an hour and 40 minutes of ghar's speech. what did the people of tabriz want? who answer them with after mr. rashid's pulpit, the hot cells incited someone to participate in a spontaneous march. it happens people. from there, moving towards the squares of the martyrs, giving a quick solution. seeing that people do not hesitate and are not afraid of this move. this time, shooting started and finally four of our dear brothers were killed in this case on the 10th of april. it became a turning point in the glorious victory of the islamic revolution. after 12 years of oil extraction in iran and so on due to the removal of gas fields , oil and gas wells are now declining and their restoration requires a national effort. we have more than 80 oil fields and expect to harvest oil production from these fields and wells that are on these fields or reservoirs. over time, you will harvest the pressure drop and then the production drop. well , even we have some of these wells , which were at the beginning of the field , produced mo

ghar yojana pradhan mantri yojana so everything. pradhan mantri meaning prime minister, minister.ing not from the government, not from the department, not from any other person, it's all coming from parliament. and it's that spin on the messaging that makes mr modi appear unstoppable. everywhere you go, you see his face plastered on billboards and even on covid vaccine certificates, creating an image of a prime minister that is larger than life. there is no leader within lightyears who comes close to prime minister modi. some quarters of the media does the rest of the work for him? mainstream media whose job is to ask questions holding governments questionable of asking them questions is not happening. so what happens is that mr modi stands tall. the cult is allowed to build up because you have 500 news channels, you have 60 websites all saying the same thing. prime minister modi's carefully curated image honed over his two plus decades in politics, is likely to get him his third term. also making mr modi �*s electoral success — a weak opposition. the indian national congress part

that used to be schemes run by governments, departments, every scheme has been on one three roads, gharning prime minister, prime minister. not from the department, not from any other person. it's all coming from government. and it's that spin that makes mr modi appear unstoppable. everywhere voters go, his face is visible, plastered on billboards and even covid vaccination certificates. and that energetic projection of himself and his embrace of hindu nationalism may have alarmed minorities, but will likely win mr modi a third term. samir hussein, bbc news, varanasi. you can watch a special programme all about india's upcoming elections. on the bbc news channel over the weekend and here in the uk you can watch it on the iplayer. this week south korea broke its own world record for the lowest birth rate in the world. 230,000 babies were born there last year, in a country with a population over 50 million. and south korea is at the extreme end of a trend which is affecting many countries across the world — including the uk. our analysis editor ros atkins has been looking into it. for yea