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  • About 60 new hearses will be allocated to cemeteries of small or deprived towns in the country, said Ghodratollah Ghanbarian, head of Iran Association of Cemeteries. A budget of 80 billion rials…

  • Tehran will host the 3rd International Exhibition of Transportation and Rail Industry, May 19-22.

    The four-day event will bring together organizations, institutions, and foreign as well as…

  • Specific 16-digit codes have been assigned to 210 farmers across the country, said Mohsen Assar, an official at the Plant Protection Organization, adding that if adequate funds are allocated, the…

  • The main concerns of Iranian youth today include the high divorce rate, rise in average marriage age and a couple’s unwillingness to have children, said Mahmoud Golzari, deputy minister of sports…

  • A strong earthquake measuring 4.9 on the Richter scale shook the non-residential island of Hendurabi in southern Bandar-e Abbas, Hormuzgan Province Monday morning.  According to the…

  • A joint venture between MAPNA and Heyat Omana Arzi (HOA - literally: board of trustees) to import essential goods and equipment for local hospitals, was announced by the ministry of health and…

  • The budget for implementing the hike in salaries of teachers this year (started March 21) following the approval of the plan to evaluate teachers, will incur $397 million and the amount will be…

  • A study from the Texas A&M Health Science Center School of Public Health finds students with standing desks are more attentive than their seated counterparts. In fact, preliminary results show…

  • A women’s rights activist believes that the home-based job market has not been successful “as there is poor coordination between the administration and the public.”

    The government should…

  • In a meeting held on Sunday at the Department of Environment (DoE) headquarters in Tehran’s Pardisan Park, department head Masoumeh Ebtekar signed a memorandum of understanding with Gian Luca…

  •  The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) has voiced readiness to cooperate in...

  • An earthquake measuring 4.3 on the Richter scale jolted Zahreh region in the southwestern province of Khuzestan on Sunday.

    According to the Seismography Center of Tehran University’s…

  • The International Conference of Migration Patterns, Consequences, and Policies will be held in Tehran in October.

  • Malaria kills a child somewhere in the world every minute. It infects approximately 219 million people each year (a range of 154 – 289 million), with an estimated 66,000 deaths, mostly…

  • Studies have shown that 40% of people with hay fever suffer from asthma sometime in their lives, said Mohammad Reza Fazlollahi, a faculty member of Tehran University of Medical Sciences.

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  • A well-intentioned ‘matchmaking’ program that is to be launched in the current calendar year (started March 21) has, however, sparked criticism among some experts and the public.

    Mahmoud…

  • Life expectancy in Iran is 62.8 years according to the latest statistics, said Health Minister Seyed Hassan Ghazizadeh Hashemi.

    “If we succeed in controlling diseases, we will be able to…

  • Intra-school sports competitions have been programmed to encourage dynamism and prevent childhood obesity in students, said Hossein Babooyi, deputy of sport affairs at the education ministry.…

  • A woman, 48, threw herself down from the 4th floor lobby of Milad Tower in Tehran, on Thursday, Khabaronline reported. According to the police report, the accident occurred at 9:43 am. The motive…

  • In the last Iranian year (ended March 20), several steps were taken by the health ministry to fight tobacco consumption, but unfortunately, the “deceptions of importers, manufacturers and…

  • Switzerland leads the list of the world’s happiest countries this year followed by Iceland, Denmark, Norway and Canada, Finland, Netherlands, Sweden, New Zealand, says the World Happiness Report…

  • Drug addicts account for 40% of minor crimes in the country including drug dealing, pick-pocketing, and petty thefts; therefore they can create insecurity in the community, said Alireza Jazini,…

  • An electronic health record will be devised for every person by the end of the current administration’s term in office, says Minister of Health and Medical Education Dr. Hassan Hashemi.

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  • The ceiling on tuition fees in private primary schools for the next academic year (starts September 23), is $1500, said Marzieh Gard, head of private schools organization, adding that violators…

  • Nearly 7% of all traffic offenses in the last year (ended March 20), were in particular related to running the red light, said Col. Alireza Jahangiri, Tehran traffic police chief.  The fine…