code: def parse_date(date_string):
      
  
      parser_settings = {
          # Relative times like '10m ago' must subtract from the current UTC time. Without this setting, dateparser
          # will use current local time as the base for subtraction, but falsely assume it is a UTC time. Therefore
          # the time that dateparser returns will be a `datetime` object that did not have any timezone information.
          # So be explicit to set the time to UTC.
          "RELATIVE_BASE": datetime.datetime.utcnow()
      }
  
      return dateparser.parse(date_string, settings=parser_settings)
docs: Parse the given string as datetime object. This parser supports in almost any string formats.
  
      For relative times, like `10min ago`, this parser computes the actual time relative to current UTC time. This
      allows time to always be in UTC if an explicit time zone is not provided.
  
      Parameters
      ----------
      date_string : str
          String representing the date
  
      Returns
      -------
      datetime.datetime
          Parsed datetime object. None, if the string cannot be parsed.