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Quote of the Day by samurai philosopher Yamamoto Tsunetomo: ‘It is a wretched thing that the young men of today are so contriving and so proud of…’ - The centuries-old lesson on why displaying success without purpose can destroy self-respectQuote of the Day by Yamamoto Tsunetomo is a warning that pride in material possessions leads to a lack of duty and self-respect. His ancien...- Write angle: Regional language calligraphy seeing a revival in IndiaFuelled by social media and a younger generation of enthusiasts, expert calligraphers talk to Nupur Amarnath on the resurgence of the verna...
- Japan: 'Tax' chosen as word of the year as people grapple with rising cost of livingThe 'kanji' -- the character -- for tax topped an annual poll of more than 1,47,000 respondents by the Japan Kanji Aptitude Testing Foundat...
- Flying high: How airlines are using tailfin design to boost brand recallThe sky is the limit for airline marketing, thanks to its unique tailfin design, nose and fuselage. Glynda Alves explores how airlines are ...
- Twist in the tail: The significance of airline liveries and tailfinsIn the world of aviation, the aircraft's livery, including the distinctive design on its tailfin, serves as a symbolic ambassador for the a...
- Remember Archies? The greeting card maker is banking on nostalgia to fuel its businessArchies created a revolution in the ’80s and ’90s with its greeting cards and posters. How is it learning to live in today’s world where so...
- A metaverse with Chinese characteristics is a clean and compliant metaverseThe descriptions point to the long shadow thrown by Chinese authorities who have already intimated they will have a heavy regulatory hand i...
- Seville: Synthesis of Islamic, Christian culturesET Travel found Seville to be a harmonious synthesis of Islamic and Christian cultures, and a tapestry of the old world and the new.
- Ireland uncorkedThe welcome message handed over to us at our hotel in Dublin soothed our tired nerves, as we arrived past noon. The weather was wickedly de...
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