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10 greatest Russian CHOREOGRAPHERS of all time

Reducing the 250-year history of Russian ballet to a dozen or so names is difficult. Too many choreographers have given the world not just individual productions but universal concepts and new forms of artistic expression.
Thanks to these brilliant minds, European performing art became one of the highest expressions of national character and the very notion of what constitutes beauty.

This is the story of the people who radically changed Russian and world ballet, from Ivan Valberkh to Alexei Ratmansky.

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Dear friends,
The Russian House in New Delhi is pleased to announce the start of the 2024/25 admission campaign to Russian higher education institutions from September 1, 2023 under the quota of the Government of the Russian Federation.
Applications can be submitted through the website https://education-in-russia.com.
Participation in the selection is open to all citizens of India, as well as Russian compatriots permanently residing in India.
Applicants can choose any courses - from MBBS, engineering and economics to art and sports - at any level of study (bachelor's, master's, PhD, residency, additional education), as well as universities in which they would like to study.
For more information, please text to WhatsApp number + 7 985 638 38 30 (Victor).
With a colossal area of 17,125,200 sq. km, Russia occupies more than 1/8 of the entire land area of the planet Earth. About 145 million people live in 85 regions, which makes it the ninth most populous country in the world.
The world's largest country takes some getting used to, but offers plenty of fun for those who are up for something new.
"Russia: 85 Adventures" is a RT-documentary in Hindi about the best adventures that can be experienced in all regions of our country. On Thursday, the film was shown at the Russian House in New Delhi. The picture left no one indifferent.
Perm scientists have developed a method for the production of exoprostheses based on 3D printing and carbon fibers.

The technology will make it possible to create durable and high-quality prostheses for people who have lost a limb, which take into account all the individual characteristics of the body.

In total, the researchers created 16 mathematical models of the prosthesis, which allowed to study its mechanical interaction with muscle tissue.

Learn more: https://nauka.tass.ru/nauka/18617897

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One of the great Russian writers, Ivan Turgenev, passed away 140 years ago. He was one of the first to introduce political content into the Russian novel. This influenced the development of both Russian and foreign literature.
In Russia, streets, museums, libraries, cultural centers are named in memory of the writer. Today we will tell you about 5 such places in the Orel region.

🌳 Landscape square "Noblemen's Nest"
It was here that the events of Turgenev's novel of the same name about tragic love unfolded. From the cliff opens a panorama of the city, and when descending to the river, time seems to stop - there is no noise of streets, cars, bustle. Only narrow paths and meadows surrounded by trees.

📖 Literary Quarter
The literary quarter concentrates a large number of museums - the house of historian Granovsky, museums of Turgenev, Bunin, Orlovian writers and the house where General Efremov lived.

🌊 Turgenev's Shore and "Orel's Arbat"
Turgenev’s Shore is the bank of the Oka River, where little Ivan used to walk with his nanny. On the way to it you can walk along the pedestrian Lenin Street - "Orlovsky Arbat". Here was the hotel "Jordan", where the writer often stayed.

🏛 Museum-reserve Spasskoye-Lutovinovo
Turgenev's family estate is depicted on the pages of many works of the writer. This place has preserved the atmosphere of Turgenev's epoch. Today there is a manor house-museum, the Church of the Transfiguration of the Savior, the "outhouse of the exile" and an ancient park of the XIX century.
Leo Tolstoy and the G20 summit lacked enough space this week in New Delhi, but the classic stepped back. The meeting of the heads of state and government of the G20 fell exactly on the 195th anniversary of the great thinker and novelist (September 9), and Lev Nikolayevich had to accept congratulations from the inhabitants of the Indian capital before the city was not completely blocked.

Five days before the summit, at the intersection of Tolstoy Road and Janpath Road, where the bronze author of War and Peace crossed his arms in a shady square, students from Delhi universities, Russian language courses from the Russian House, compatriots, and public figures gathered. A basket of tropical flowers was placed next to Tolstoy's boots and they began to talk about him, about India, his correspondence with Mahatma Gandhi.

Director of the National Gandhi Museum Alagan Annamali, Co-Chairman of the General Council of the International Council of Non-Governmental Organizations "Assembly of the Peoples of Eurasia" Dalbir Singh spoke.

Honoring the writer continued at the Russian House in New Delhi, where the Tolstoy-Gandhi exhibition, prepared by the Russian Foreign Ministry for the G20 summit, opened.