- Search results for China
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 | Welcome to Reason: Is there a place for live-in tutors in India?The crackdown on tutoring in China has roiled the shares of tutoring companies traded in Hong Kong and New York | |
 | China rejects use of English language in educational institutions in campaign against Western influenceEnglish is almost synonymous with China's reform and opening-up policies, which transformed an impoverished and hermetic nation into the world's second-biggest economy | |
 | Welcome to Reason: Should we be torturing our kids with exams?The age old debate over the efficacy of exams in reinforcing the worth of a student's education had some fuel added to it, with China banning exams for younger students. Does India need to take notes? | |
 | NGO to sponsor education in Canada for children of Indian soldiers martyred at GalwanThe Foundation had donated C$40,000 last year to the families of the Indian soldiers killed in the Galwan Valley clash with China's PLA | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: The hazardous nature of e-waste revealed by Greenpeace Int'l reportIn today's #TBT, we tell you about a gut-wrenching report put out by Greenpeace International regarding recycling electronics wastes in China and India and the menace it is causing. Here's more on it | |
 | University of Hong Kong bars several students from entering campus for sympathising with police attackerThe move is being viewed as part of a continued clampdown by China on pro-democracy protestors in Hong Kong | |
 | Indian-origin author Sunjeev Sahota among 13 Booker Prize for fiction contenders, he was also the 2015 Booker Prize nomineeSahota is on the longlist for the 50,000-pound (USD 69,000) prize for his novel 'China Room', inspired in part by the author's own family history | |
 | What The FAQ: What is Rice From Heaven and can we actually eat it?In today's FAQ section, we explain what the 'Rice From Heaven' is all about. You will also find out if you can eat it. Read on | |
 | WeChat blocks LGBT accounts in China after receiving 'relevant' complaintsChina decriminalised homosexuality in 1997 and removed it from its official list of mental disorders in 2001. But same-sex marriage is still illegal in the country | |
 | Report reveals that Chinese students in Australia are threatened by BeijingTerrified of reprisals against their families in China, many Chinese students and academics in Australia now censor their behaviour, despite being thousands of kilometers (miles) from Beijing | |
 | China gifts itself the biggest hydropower station in the seismic zone. Here's all about itChinese President Xi Jinping too sent a congratulatory letter. He also highlighted that the plant will transfer power from western China to the eastern part of the country | |
 | Singapore polytechnic's Chinese lecturer suspended for racist comments on Indian-Chinese coupleThe incident was captured on a video that was widely circulated online over the weekend. A spokesperson for Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP) said the Chinese-origin lecturer has been suspended | |
 | China's new generation meteorological satellite to be used for environment and disaster monitoringThe new satellite will further strengthen China's observation and response capability of small and medium scale disaster events and provide information security services for a range of sectors | |
 | China announces 3-child policy amid declining birthrate, ageing populationAs the 2020 census shows a falling fertility rate in China, Chinese millennial couples are reluctant to have children | |
 | WHO scientists likely to restudy theory that COVID originated from China's Wuhan labThe WHO report's annexe contains multiple data points providing an intriguing insight into China's evolving knowledge of the virus and the likely timing of its emergence |
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