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Yuki Kurihara, 11, makes history as youngest gold medalist at Asian Games in Puyo Puyo ChampionsYuki Kurihara claimed the gold medal in the Puyo Puyo Champions event at the Asian Games. At just 11 years old, he became the youngest gold...- 12-year-old Minnesota girl inspired by Anne Frank wins $10,000 after giving out 100,000 ‘I Stand With Anne, Put a Stop to Hate’ braceletsAt just 12 years old, Natalie Flaherty from Minnesota has made headlines by winning the prestigious Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes in...
- Toshisuke Kanazawa, 90-year-old Japanese bodybuilder who beat age once drank 6 protein shakes a day, competed with Arnold SchwarzeneggerToshisuke Kanazawa, the 90-year-old Japanese bodybuilding champion who competed alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sergio Oliva in 1967, h...
- 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...
- Naruto wasn't supposed to be about ninjas. How Masashi Kishimoto transformed his original idea into a global manga phenomenonMasashi Kishimoto's Naruto took shape from its original inspiration of a fox spirit, evolving into a rich narrative filled with depth. Over...
- Japanese proverb of the day: “If you are in a hurry, go the long way around” — a timeless reminder that slowing down, planning carefully and avoiding shortcuts can help you reach your goals more efficiently while reducing mistakes and unnecessary stressJapanese proverb of the day: This Japanese proverb offers a simple lesson in patience, reminding us that slowing down, thinking carefully a...
- India globally competitive in chips: Ashwini VaishnawSpeaking to the press on the sidelines of the annual Semicon India Summit 2026 in the capital, Vaishnaw said the growth of the ecosystem in...
- 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...
- India globally competitive in semiconductor sector, says IT minister Ashwini VaishnawIndia’s semiconductor industry has become globally competitive in quality and cost, with products from five operational facilities meeting ...
- Proverb of the Day: ‘After rain, the ground...’ — How set-backs build strength; Poweful Japanese saying on patience and resilienceChallenges in life are inherent, weaving through every aspect of our existence, both at home and at work. Though faced with difficulty, the...
- Quote of the Day by Japanese novelist Yukio Mishima: ‘Young people get the foolish idea that what is new for them must be new for everybody else too…’Quote of the Day: Yukio Mishima, the prominent Japanese author, posited that youthful minds often conflate novelty with true originality. H...
- When $5.5 billion nuclear-powered US aircraft carrier was ‘sunk’ by $850 million Australian diesel submarine after it slipped past its defensesThe Australian submarine HMAS Waller marked a significant achievement, simulating a successful attack on a US carrier group and showcasing ...
- Quote of the day by Ken Watanabe: “I don’t make a career plan. I think it’s more like climbing a...” — Life lessons from an inspiring quote on uncertainty, self-doubt, resilience, failure, patience, finding your own path, personal growth and the journey of an Oscar-nominated star of The Last SamuraiQuote of the day by Ken Watanabe offers a practical view of career growth and life choices. Success rarely follows a perfect plan. Work, re...
- PM Modi slams critics, Opposition 'pessimism' on 7.8% growthPrime Minister Modi highlighted India's 7.8% growth amid global economic challenges. He contrasted the current situation with past pessimis...
- Nike’s shoe doesn't fit: How did the swoosh lose its winning edge?Nike’s decline is raising questions about how the sportswear giant lost its competitive edge. Falling revenue, a collapsing market value, w...
- 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: 'Isogaba Maware'- Timeless wisdom on the importance of patience and taking the longer road to get thereJapanese Proverb of the Day: The Japanese proverb "Isogaba maware" advises taking a winding road when in a hurry. Rushing often leads to mi...
- Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma launches support for youth, graduatesAssam's Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma launched financial aid programs for youth. These initiatives aim to create a skilled workforce r...
- In 2014, Great Smoky Mountains National Park funded Ravensford wetland restoration. 10 years later, volunteers had planted 500 native seedlings and removed 157,000 invasivesA decade of restoration work has helped transform the 10-acre Ravensford wetland in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. After invasive pla...
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