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Why are the statues in Philippine churches covered during Lent?

It is often said that veiling is a form of fasting for the eyes, allowing church-goers to focus solely on Christ’s passion, the center of Holy Week.

  • Published: April 9, 20258:00 am
  • Author Pauline Miranda
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New certification system to safeguard Bhutan’s local handicraft products

The Ministry of Home Affairs is working to address concerns regarding the huge influx of mass-produced arts and crafts products from neighbouring countries, which undermine the…

  • Published: April 4, 202512:19 pm
  • Author Thinley Namgay
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A once-in-33-year Raya phenomenon in Malaysia

In 2033, Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Chinese New Year and Christmas will fall close to each other, creating a joyful overlap of celebrations.

  • Published: April 4, 20259:45 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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In Photos: Dhaka turns festive amid Eid holidays

On the second day of Eid-ul-Fitr holiday, Dhaka buzzed with a festive ambience, with people visiting different sites of attraction across the capital, including the National Zoo…

  • Published: April 2, 20251:31 pm
  • Author The Daily Star
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Nepal’s Eid celebrations in pictures

The country's Muslim communities gather for prayers and festivities.

  • Published: April 1, 20252:14 pm
  • Author The Kathmandu Post
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Bonn Phum (Village Festival): A celebration of Cambodian heritage and culture

Held on April 5-6 and April 11-12, this year’s festival is set to be even bigger and better, featuring a range of exciting activities, performances, and workshops that highlight…

  • Published: April 1, 20251:25 pm
  • Author Hong Raksmey
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From ‘alamak’ to ‘nasi lemak’: Oxford English Dictionary welcomes Malaysian and Singaporean words

According to the dictionary, they are among a number of “untranslatable words” from Singapore and Malaysia that made it to the latest OED update in March.

  • Published: March 27, 20259:09 am
  • Author Eileen Ng
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Bhutanese arts and crafts at the risk of losing authenticity

They face a growing threat from commercialisation, which risks eroding traditional craftsmanship.

  • Published: March 26, 202510:38 am
  • Author Thinley Namgay
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Cambodian women deconstruct consent via traditional Khmer dance

The classical dance was used to explore the importance of personal autonomy and gender equality.

  • Published: March 25, 20259:45 am
  • Author Hong Raksmey
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Preserving the Bruneian tradition of sending Hari Raya greeting cards

This marks the first time the department has introduced a Hari Raya greeting card in postcard form, adding sentimental value for collectors and enthusiasts while reviving the…

  • Published: March 21, 202511:21 am
  • Author Lyna Mohamad

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