Will Kolkata become the next New Delhi in the coming five years?
The issue of air pollution is rising in Kolkata. Considering this situation, can a city like Kolkata (where the AQI is already between 150-200, ‘very unhealthy’) be safe, or…
‘Non-professional doctors’ work tirelessly to save Vietnam’s wild animals
Over the past four years, Vu Quang National Park has received and cared for 657 animals, and released 645 animals of 20 species back into the wild.
Cambodian grandmaster fostering martial arts prodigies, nurturing better citizens
The “Sport Ethics School," founded by Grandmaster Seng Bunsong, a well-known martial arts expert, the new facility aims to not only identify and develop young athletes with the…
All ASEAN wants for Christmas is Mariah’s festive hit
In this part of the world, it’s no exception – four Asean countries, namely Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines and Indonesia made it their most played Christmas song on the…
Brain rot – Have you got it?
Is ‘brain rot’ a good choice as the word of the year? It is certainly not a new thing. I would have nominated doomscrolling – a new behaviour enabled by a new technology –…
Tokyo’s female rickshaw pullers draw attention
In and around the Asakusa area, which is home to tourist spots such as Tokyo SkyTree and the historic Sensoji Temple, pullers transport passengers to the sites they want to visit,…
Exploring Nepal’s remote corners
From ancient temples to rugged landscapes, Dolpa offers glimpses of its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning scenic vistas.
Flight of the common rose: How are Singapore’s butterflies impacted by climate change?
The disappearance of butterflies can serve as an early warning sign that all is not right in the environment. They are extremely sensitive creatures, heavily reliant on specific…
Satire on the streets: Koreans turn crisis into festival of resistance
South Korea is in the midst of a political firestorm, but you might not know it from the colorful, absurd and downright hilarious flags waving in the streets.
Disabled Vietnamese photographer shows art is for everyone
Luu Thi Hieu, born with cerebral palsy, decided to become a social entrepreneur, aiming to create a society that is inclusive of all people.