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TEHRAN – “Fahrenheit 451”, American writer Ray Bradbury’s internationally acclaimed novel, has been published in Persian by Mahi.

The book originally published in 1953 was translated by Mojdeh Daqiqi.

The novel stands as a classic of world literature set in a bleak, dystopian future. Today its message has grown more relevant than ever before.

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Details: Category: Iran; Published: 07 January 2023

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&Aziz& director dedicates Cinéma Vérité award to Leader

TEHRAN – Director Mahdieh Sadat Mehvar has dedicated the award she received for the documentary “Aziz” at the Cinéma Vérité festival to the Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.

She bestowed the award on the Leader during his meeting last Wednesday with a large group of women, The Owj Arts and Media Organization, a

Details: Category: Iran; Published: 07 January 2023

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Handicrafts backbone of employment in Baharestan county, president says

TEHRAN – The handicraft industry is an important source of employment for men and women in Baharestan, a county in the southwest of Tehran province, Iranian President Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi has said.

He made the remarks during a visit to the county on Thursday, which is one of the densest counties in Iran with the smallest geographical area, CHTN

Details: Category: Iran; Published: 07 January 2023

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200 ancient human skeletons under study at anthropology laboratory

TEHRAN – Laboratory research is still underway on some 200 ancient human skeletons, previously discovered from an archaeological site and cemetery in Gilan, the provincial tourism chief said on Tuesday.

“Currently, some 200 ancient human skeletons, which had been unearthed in Liar-Sang-Bon, an archaeological site and cemetery in the Amlash region, a

Details: Category: Iran; Published: 07 January 2023

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Meeting to discuss architectural features of Hegmataneh

TEHRAN – A national conference focusing on the architectural features of ancient Hegmataneh, is scheduled to be held in the historical site in west-central Hamedan province on Saturday, the director of the site has announced.

Using of adobe structures in ancient cities and the checkered design of Hegmataneh, which was once the capital of Medes and