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Indian tourists flock to Southeast Asia as China’s reopening falters
New Delhi: Indian tourists are streaming into Southeast Asia, cementing the world’s most populous country’s position as a key growth market…
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Indian TV channel introduces AI news anchor
Odisha TV (OTV), an Odia-based news station in India, has unveiled its first artificial intelligence (AI) news anchor named Lisa.…
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Most Bhutanese don’t want more than two children
By Yangyel Lhaden The absence of childcare support and the high expenses related to early childhood care and development (ECCD)…
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Nepal makes history as first South Asian country to recognise same-sex marriage
Kathmandu: Nepals’ Supreme Court took the historic step of ruling that all same-sex marriages must be legally registered on 28 June.…
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Feasts and festivities as Nepal celebrates rice planting festival
Kathmandu: People splash in muddy fields and sing traditional songs to thank gods for sending the rain needed for the rice…
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Bhutan Lowers Daily Tourist Tax For Visitors, But There Is A Catch
Thimphu: Bhutan is lowering a fees it charges tourists who stay for more than four nights. According to a report in…
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Kashmir’s ‘Bangladesh’ village becomes an overnight sensation for selfie lovers
Srinagar: Zurimanz, a village situated in the Bandipora district of North Kashmir, also goes by the name “Bangladesh”, has become…
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Dr Gawsia, Dr Senjuti from Bangladesh among top 100 Asian scientists
Dhaka: Two Bangladeshi scientists have made it to the 2023 list of the “best and brightest” 100 Asian scientists for their…
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Bhutan has developed industries closely linked to its natural, cultural resources: Report
Thimphu : Bhutan, with a focus on sustainable and inclusive growth, has developed industries that are closely linked to its…
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Bhutan offers prayers for Odisha train crash victims
Thimphu: A prayer ceremony was held at the Grand Kuenrey of the Tashichhodzong on June 4, for the victims of the…
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