As some of our readers probably know, it’s a tradition in Japan to usher in the New Year by visiting shrines and temples to pray for happiness, health, and prosperity. There are... Read more »
SINGAPORE: A law graduate who sought anonymity after being denied admission to the Bar for failing to disclose past plagiarism incidents has been named by Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon. The Chief Justice... Read more »
Waterlogging was witnessed in Mathura Road following light rain, as well as Bharat Mandapam’s Gate no. 7 was waterlogged after precipitation in the early hours of Saturday. Heavy rainfall lashed several parts... Read more »
Hours after the U.S. dropped the world’s most powerful bomb over Nagasaki on Thursday, Aug. 9, 1945, a 17-year-old boy pulled a pencil and a dusty pocket diary from his baggy work... Read more »
PM Wong says S’pore must embrace new technologies like AI & robotics in 2025 National Day message Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has called on Singaporeans to stay ahead of the competition by... Read more »
After five rounds of talks, what was expected to be a quick trade deal has stalled. The disputes are foundational, centering on U.S. demands for greater access to India’s large farm and... Read more »
Giving birth is never just medical — it’s cultural, too. If you’re pregnant in Japan, you’ll quickly discover that labor, delivery and recovery blend long-held cultural norms with modern clinical care in... Read more »
Truck accident leads to discovery of burnt sedan with skeletal remains inside What began as a routine rescue operation for a truck accident in Thailand’s Phitsanulok province turned into a chilling discovery... Read more »
The political dynamics of Bihar have always intrigued the experts, with results often turning out to be a surprise. Once again, the fight is between the Mahagathbandhan led by Rashtriya Janata Dal... Read more »
shinnji / Shutterstock.com It’s officially summer. In Japan, this means the inevitable rainy season, followed by months of pit stains and people constantly remarking how hot it is. But another more welcoming... Read more »