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    Indian IIT talent thrives in Japan's MIRAI-Setu programme as nations near 75th anniversary

    As India and Japan approach 75 years of diplomatic ties in 2027, 40 IIT and IIIT students visited Japan under the "Foster System = MIRAI - Setu" programme. Immersed in Japanese universities and corporations, they developed strong industry insights, proposing innovative solutions for bilateral growth.

    Asian Games India schedule: Check full list of events, date, venue and other key details

    Asian Games: Indian athletes face new challenges in 2026, with the Asian Games as a key event. The 2025 season saw mixed results across various sports for the nation. Archery and boxing showed promise, while athletics experienced disappointment. The Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games offer a chance to build momentum for future competitions. This multi-sport event is crucial for athletes heading towards the Olympics.

    Japan flagship H3 rocket successfully launches after earlier failure

    Japan's H3 rocket has achieved a successful launch. This marks a significant comeback after a previous mission failure. The rocket carried six small satellites into orbit. This development is crucial for Japan's space industry. The H3 rocket aims to compete internationally and could support future lunar missions. JAXA is targeting multiple launches annually.

    Koji Suzuki, horror novelist and creator of ‘Ring’, dies at 68

    Koji Suzuki, the celebrated Japanese author behind the iconic horror novel Ring, has passed away at the age of 68. Suzuki's work revolutionized Japanese horror, introducing a unique blend of folklore and technology. His creation, Sadako Yamamura, became a global horror icon. Ring spawned a massive multimedia franchise and inspired the J-Horror boom. Suzuki's legacy continues to influence storytellers worldwide.

    China says Japan’s new 1000km Type-12 missile can create ‘kill network’, hit mainland coastal cities

    China's PLA Daily has voiced concerns over Japan's deployment of upgraded Type-12 missiles, warning of a "kill network" capable of striking neighboring countries. These enhanced missiles, with a range extended to 1,000 km, are seen as a shift from defensive to offensive capabilities, potentially impacting regional security, especially concerning Taiwan.

    Japan’s toll system crashed for 38 hours, but 24,000 drivers shock everyone with what they did

    Japan toll system crash created an unexpected moment of truth when a 38-hour technical glitch let thousands of drivers pass without paying. But in a heartwarming twist, over 24,000 people still paid their tolls voluntarily. This rare incident showed the strength of Japan’s high-trust society and the public's deep sense of responsibility. While most drivers didn’t pay, the ones who did sparked praise worldwide. The operator, NEXCO Central, responded by waiving tolls and offering refunds.

    The Economic Times
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