Sentences with phrase «subcontinent who»

Plant breeders from across the subcontinent who want to keep up with advancements in the discipline shared their training needs with WorldVeg.

This knowledge could be very important for the 600 million people living on the Indian subcontinent who rely on the monsoon, which provides the area with 75 percent of its annual rainfall.

Plant breeders from across the subcontinent who want to keep up with advancements in the discipline shared their training needs with WorldVeg.

Not exact matches

What Buber was essentially pointing out to Gandhi was that each one must have his own ground in order to deal justly with the other, that pure spirituality divorced from the concrete is futile and ineffective: «Would the Mahatma,» he wrote, «who advises the Jews that Palestine is not a geographic district but an ideal within their hearts, accept the doctrine that India was not a subcontinent but merely an ideal wholly divorced from any soil?

This religion was subdued by the patriarchal nomadic warriors who conquered the Indian subcontinent and the Mediterranean world in the second millennium BC.

Chelsea, who have won the title twice in the last 3 seasons, have built up quite the fan base in the Indian subcontinent over the last decade.

Nearly all of the Indian subcontinent's ethnic and linguistic groups are the product of three ancient Eurasian populations who met and mixed: local hunter - gatherers, Middle Eastern farmers, and Central Asian herders.

The head representative of LVMH in Asia, Tikka Shatrujit Singh, who helms the group's brands on the subcontinent, agrees.

The swastika (as a character 卐 or 卍) is an ancient religious icon used in the Indian subcontinent, East Asia and Southeast Asia, where it has been and Slavs are an Indo - European ethno - linguistic group, who speak various Slavic languages of the Balto - Slavic language group.

Amnesty International reported that 1,200 would - be refugees (many from the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent) who arrived to Australia by boat had been turned away by force and detained on the Pacific island of Nauru.

It's topped with the Viceregal Lodge, the summer residence of the Indian Viceroy, who ruled the Indian subcontinent, a fifth of the world's population, from here between 1888 until 1947.

The Mughal's were a Muslim people who ruled the Indian Subcontinent from the early 16th century until the mid-19th century.

Those going on wildlife trips, people who plan on entering caves, and other adventurous travellers — especially those going to remote areas, the Indian subcontinent or Thailand — would be wise to get immunised.

Continuing the theme in State of the Art, visionary patron Anupam Poddar, who will launch his family's Devi Art Foundation in New Delhi later this year, assesses conditions for creating authenticity in the Subcontinent.

February's artist of the month is Thomas Daniell RA, who is best known for his images of the Indian subcontinent.

The city of Leicester has one of the highest concentrations of this population (total population 329 836: Indian 93 000, Pakistani 8000, Bangladeshi 3600), which contrasts with the surrounding county (total population 650 489: Indian 54 000, Pakistani 2100, Bangladeshi 2300).15 We define «British South Asian (BSA)» as a person whose ancestry originates in the Indian subcontinent, and who identifies with, or is identified with, their host country.16 A previous pilot study showed a significantly higher incidence in symptoms of depression among BSA patients in Leicester and the local county compared with British White (BW) patients via the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS - D) ≥ 10 (BSA 20.7 %; BW 10.4 % p = 0.001).17 Depressive symptoms were associated with potentially maladaptive coping strategies among both ethnic groups but were employed statistically significantly more frequently by BSA patients.