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  2. Posts tagged: Spotlight (Page 4)

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The uses and abuses of the Philippine concept of “hiya” or good manners in social settings

The term “hospitality” being glorified as a social value is interesting because it does not seem to have a direct Indigenous equivalent.

  • Published: April 11, 202511:32 am
  • Author Carl Lorenz Cervantes
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Malaysian teacher’s compassion beyond the classroom

For Vienny Balakrishnan, teaching is more than just a profession. She often opens her home to students in need, offering meals, comfort and guidance, especially to those juggling…

  • Published: April 10, 202511:09 am
  • Author Sandra Sokial
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April in Seoul a time for classical music

Classical music takes center stage in Seoul this month with two standout festivals: the Seoul Arts Center’s Orchestra Festival and the Seoul Spring Festival of Chamber Music.

  • Published: April 10, 202511:08 am
  • Author Park Ga-young
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Retired Nepali Gurkha soldiers in India’s Dehradun keep the traditional Naumati music alive

In the bustling city of Dehradun in India, the traditional music of Naumati—a set of nine traditional Nepali percussion and wind instruments—echoes during auspicious occasions…

  • Published: April 9, 202511:17 am
  • Author Bhawani Bhatta
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Bhutanese cabbie offers free service for pregnant women

For the past week, Tempa Gyeltshen’s white taxi, marked with the message “Pregnant Women Free Service”, has been crisscrossing Thimphu. The message, now widely shared on…

  • Published: April 9, 202511:16 am
  • Author Thinley Namgay
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Pattavikorn Market: Bangkok’s hidden treasure trove of second-hand goods

Whether you're a vintage enthusiast, a savvy bargain hunter, or simply a curious wanderer, this sprawling second-hand market offers an experience like no other: It's chaotic,…

  • Published: April 8, 202511:29 am
  • Author The Nation
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The unbearable pressures of the peer perfect life

A study by the Harvard Medical Journal suggests that Gen Z has reported twice the rates of anxiety and depression compared to the preceding generation. Why is a generation of…

  • Published: April 8, 202511:28 am
  • Author Yawar Iqbal
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Stepping into tradition with Vietnam’s wooden sandals

Wooden sandals may not be as popular today as they once were, but images of people wearing them can still be found in photos and paintings from the feudal period and early 20th…

  • Published: April 7, 202512:18 pm
  • Author Le Huong
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How the pandemic inspired a Nepali farmer’s new venture

A 64-year-old Chandra Kant Sapkota becomes a jujube farming pioneer in Chitwan. He supplies around 20 quintals of the fruit daily to Kathmandu.

  • Published: April 7, 202512:17 pm
  • Author Ramesh Kumar Paudel
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How food influencers shape culinary trends in Indonesia

From genuine, unpaid reviews to clever marketing tactics, food vloggers have painted the culinary landscape of the country, offering not just insightful responses but also vibrant…

  • Published: April 3, 202511:23 am
  • Author Nur Janti

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