Tag: inspiration
In northern Philippine town, faithful drink, dance before Ash Wednesday
The tradition traces its roots to the arrival of Christianity in the Philippines when Spanish missionaries celebrate “Shrove Tuesday”
We simply have to look
We recognize the joy because it is like an undercurrent of elation after elation that slowly calibrates our innermost world from sad to joyful
Teaching helped me survive, says Indian quadruple amputee
"I am a teacher, which means someone who cannot sit still but has to do something with children -- teach them or be with them"
Shanghai eases COVID curbs in step towards ending lockdown
After some rules were gradually relaxed, authorities began allowing residents in areas deemed low-risk to move around the city freely
Thai retired teacher honored with ‘Green Nobel Prize’ for defense of...
Niwat, also known as Kru Thi among friends, distinguished himself for the uncompromising defense of the Mekong River
Pakistan bus network gives women a ticket to work and study
Peshawar's BRT transport system is helping women travel safely without fear of sexual harassment, opening up new opportunities for them
Breeding hope in Indonesia
A man in Indonesia breeds catfish to support the operational costs of his ministry even during the pandemic
Revitalized Angkor Wat brings hope for Cambodia tourism recovery
Despite the huge economic cost for Cambodia, the pandemic has been a boon for renovations and conservation work at Angkor Wat
SPOTLIGHT: Fighting climate change one seed at a time
When crops turned into dead twigs, the Diocese of Sagar in India supported local farmers' move towards food security and climate-resilience
Thai… caviar? Farm produces delicacy in tropical climate
A Thai-Russian partnership is offering a more ethical and affordable product, sparing the endangered fish their usual fate of death