Revitalising Delhi’s school system: A triumphant journey
Delhi government's figures show its investment on education as ratio to aggregate expenditure has risen to be the highest among all the states.
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Meet the people protecting one of Singapore’s rarest tree species
A team from the National Parks Board is going to great heights to give the critically endangered Sindora velutina species a leg-up.
How a woman is breaking ‘macho’ tattoo stereotypes
Student and tattoo artist Eloise Jill Cadilo is breaking stereotypes of the male-dominated tattoo industry through introducing a safe space for everyone to get inked.
Captive-bred Javan hawk-eagles released in West Java
Taman Safari Indonesia director said the release was part of a captive breeding program by the Javan Hawk-eagle Conservation Center and TSI.
Still no ‘freedom’ for Indonesia’s interfaith marriages
The law neither admits nor prohibits marriage between people of different religions, but provisions noted in the petition often foster resistance.
As backcountry skiing grows more popular, accidents grow more common
Among others, backcountry skiers risk “surface avalanches,” in which melted snow hardens and new snow that accumulates on top of it slides down.
Pakistan makes no improvement on corruption perception index: Report
The country ranked 140 out of 180 countries — a position unchanged from the last year, the report shows.
Numbers fall but PH teen pregnancies persist, mirror economic, learning gaps
This student's story is indeed a reflection of the condition of many young women who are confronting pregnancy at an early age in the Philippines.
Hanoi plans for two cities under its jurisdiction
These urban areas are planned to become the new growth poles of the capital city.
‘Ideology of hate’ consuming India, says Gandhi’s great-grandson
Speaking about the Indian Prime Minister, Tushar said, "His success has been built on hate, we must accept that."