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 | #WhatTheFAQ: Ireland's four-day work campaign yields positive outcomes. Here's what the findings sayEarlier in June 2021, the campaign group Four Day Week Ireland revealed that 17 companies have signed up for its pilot programme | |
 | External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar meets New Zealand counterpart, raises issues of studentsThe Minister also tweeted that other pressing international issues such as the Indo-Pacific and the Ukraine conflict were discussed in this meeting | |
 | #WhatTheFAQ: Why will cow and sheep burps invite taxes in New Zealand from now on?Controlling climate change is tough for every country. Cows and sheep are known to contribute to global warming and climate change by burping. It is true! Here's something more about it | |
 | What The FAQ: How practical is New Zealand's 'lifetime' ban on cigarettesNew Zealand has plans to make the island nation a country with less than 5% active smoking adults by 2025. Right now, it is way short of that target | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: If you get in trouble with ghosts, just call the GhostbustersIn today's #TBT, we will talk about Ghostbusters! You need to watch the movie to know why it holds such a cult classic status. So let's embark on some serious pop culture trivia now. Are you with us? | |
 | Government funding backs Lincoln University’s goal to be fossil fuel-free by 2024Lincoln will immediately begin work to convert its existing heating network from coal-fired steam to 100 per cent electrification | |
 | Kerala teacher, former student wrote a song for Jacinda Ardern. And the NZ PM wrote back to thank themThe song 'A leader called Jacinda' was written by M C Vasisht and composed and sung by his student Ashish Thomas George | |
 | New Zealand allows border exceptions for some int'l students with visasMonday's exception was a balanced decision that recognizes the vital role international education will play in the recovery and rebuild of New Zealand, said the minister | |
 | How New Zealand is facilitating higher education for Indian students amid the COVID-19 pandemicThe year 2019 has seen a 37 per cent increase in the number of Indian students pursuing their higher education in New Zealand | |
| Flattening the COVID curve? New Zealand has no new cases for the second dayMost businesses, including malls, retail stores and sit-down restaurants, will be able to reopen. Social distancing rules will remain in place and gatherings will be limited to 10 people | |
 | New Zealand Government ensures effective measures to support 51,000 international studentsThe measures include public healthcare and accommodation, relaxation of work rights and visa extensions for international students undergoing a difficult time | |
 | New Zealand sees 50% increase in number of Indian students studying there. Here's whyAt the New Zealand-India Academic Conclave, we catch up with the New Zealand High Commissioner to India and the Education New Zealand Regional Director | |
 | Glass bottles turned to sand? Udit Singhal's Glass2Sand managed it with this Kiwi contraptionThe machine is the size of a small fridge, four feet in height and two feet in width. It takes five to ten seconds for a bottle to be crushed into sand which can, in turn, be used commercially | |
 | New Zealand researcher's discovery unravels clues about use of psychoactive plants for ritual 1000 years agoThe ancient bundle containing paraphernalia for consuming psychotropic substances was recovered from archaeological excavations in a rock shelter in the highland Andes | |
 | Indian students studying at New Zealand universities raise funds for Kerala flood victimsIndian students studying at New Zealand’s Universal College Of Learning have raised $1140 for those affected by the flooding in the Indian State of Kerala through a fundraising lunch |
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