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No exams till 10, students clean own classrooms: Actor Madhavan approves Japanese school habits that teach children discipline, responsibility and respectActor R Madhavan, last seen in GDN, recently shared insights on social media about the differences in education systems between Japan and I...- Is AI really stealing from artists? The uncomfortable truth about originality in artContemporary art is at the forefront of navigating the intricate relationship between authorship and AI technology in visual culture. Artis...
- India globally competitive in chips: VaishnawIndia's electronics minister has asserted the country's competitive edge in the global semiconductor market. Currently, five chip packaging...
- Japanese precious metals firm TANAKA sees more India orders but not rushing into local manufacturingThe Tokyo-headquartered company claims to have already received orders from Indian customers and is now tracking how quickly that business ...
- Psychology says students who study abroad often gain more than a degree - The surprising ways living in another country can strengthen independence, confidence, resilience, social skills and cultural awareness while teaching young adults how to navigate uncertainty and adapt to completely new environmentsExploring international environments cultivates essential qualities like independence and resilience, according to recent research. Engagin...
- Japanese Proverb Of The Day: “The tree that grows too fast breaks in the first storm” — a timeless lesson on why lasting success takes time, patience and strong foundations, while rushing towards growth can leave us vulnerable when challenges ariseJapanese Proverb Of The Day: Proverbs offer life lessons, and one highlights patience and strong foundations. A tree growing too fast break...
- 17-year-old Aditi Paudel becomes Japan’s first literacy ambassador among 900 people from 101 countries; reveals how a childhood memory with her grandfather sparked her love of readingLiteracy ambassador Aditi Paudel: Aditi Paudel, a 17-year-old student, has become Japan’s first literacy ambassador. She champions reading ...
- Independence Day 2026: When Nazi Germany feared its women will fall for magnetic IndiansIndia's Independence Day: Subhas Chandra Bose’s Indian Legion in Nazi Germany during World War II reveals a complex alliance shaped by shar...
- From Uniqlo to Zara, clothing brands try to win over Gen Z with a needle and threadApparel companies are offering repair services and sewing workshops to attract young consumers. These initiatives aim to reduce textile was...
- How are you, dad? A lush-green Indian state is grappling with an ageing problemKerala, India's fastest-ageing state, is emerging as a blueprint for tackling the country's ageing population and elderly care challenges. ...
- Japan closed a century-old prison in 2017; its cellblocks have now become a luxury hotel where guests pay to sleep behind the original wallsHOSHINOYA Nara Prison, previously the Nara Juvenile Prison in Japan, has transformed into a luxury hotel that embraces and preserves its hi...
- In 1989, a Japanese oyster farmer began planting trees in the mountains to save his dying bay; the river cleared, and marine life returnedJapanese oyster farmer Shigeatsu Hatakeyama restored his bay by planting trees. Healthy forests upstream provided essential nutrients for o...
- Japan's imperial family is diminishing. Plan for male-only succession could make it worseJapan's parliament enacted a historic revision to its Imperial House Law on Friday. This law insists only paternal-lineage men can become e...
- Japanese mindset of the day by Daisaku Ikeda: 'Even if things don't unfold the way you expected, don't be...' - motivational life lessons by Japanese Buddhist leader and philosopher teaches why those who never give up win in the end and how to positively overcome failureLife lesson by Daisaku Ikeda: Japanese philosopher Daisaku Ikeda emphasized steady progress over immediate success, encouraging continued a...
- IIT Guwahati's 28th Convocation: 2265 degrees awarded, focus on research and innovationIIT Guwahati celebrated its 28th Convocation Ceremony, awarding degrees to 2265 students. The institute continues to strengthen its researc...
- India-Indonesia sign BrahMos, ASTRA deal; expand bilateral tiesPrime Minister Narendra Modi and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto held talks to strengthen strategic ties. They have signed around eig...
- Japan proposes to introduce mandatory integration programme for foreign residentsJapan is considering a mandatory integration program for foreign residents, including language and cultural education, to aid their adjustm...
- Japan's Tohoku University to increase tuition fee for international students from 2027Tohoku University will be the first national university in Japan to raise tuition for international students, charging approximately 1.7 ti...
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi narrates story of Lord Krishna to kids at Japanese schoolPrime Minister Narendra Modi today visited an elementary school here and mingled with the students.
- PM Narendra Modi visits school, seeks help in Japanese language teachingPM Narendra Modi visited a 136-year-old school here as a "student" to understand the academic system of Japan which could be replicated bac...
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