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Skydrive and Suzuki Developing Flying cars

28May

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Latest, Sci-Tech

Skydrive and Suzuki Developing Flying cars

Japan's Skydrive is all set to make the first flying car with the collaboration of Suzuki. Things are already at the documentation level. They will start production by 2025 hopefully. Japan is the most technically advanced country in the world. They invented amazing and technically advanced products and machines. Recently they announce that they are thinking to create the first flying car in the country. Oldest country Suzuki with the collaboration of Skydrive is developing a map that is feasible to create a flying car. Suzuki does not sell its products in the USA but they have almost 50 percent share in the international market. Their products and cars are worldwide famous especially in India for their sustainability and reliability. The company has worked on the eVTOL previously...

Pakistan to face India in Asia Cup Hockey Match

9May

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Sports

Pakistan to face India in Asia Cup Hockey Match

The arch-rivals are facing each other again in Asia Cup Hockey Match. Pakistan and India will play a hockey match on 23rd May 2022. It will lock horns with the arch-rivals India in the 4th match of the Asia Cup. Pakistan and India have always been the most important teams in Asia Cup Hockey Match. The tournament, take place in Indonesia’s capital Jakarta, will commence on May 23, 2022. And the final will be played on June 1, 2022. The sequence of Super4s pool matches will be confirmed upon completion of matches in pools A and B. Eight participating teams are divide into two pools. Pakistan, India, Japan, and Indonesia are in pool A while Malaysia, Korea, Oman, and Bangladesh are in pool B. The event will start from 23 May to 1 June. India is the defending champion in this tournam...

Kane Tanaka, World’s oldest human died at 119

26Apr

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Global

Kane Tanaka, World’s oldest human died at 119

Kane Tanaka was a Japanese woman believed to have been the world's oldest person. She had died at the age of 119 at a hospital in southwestern Fukuoka city. Kane Tanaka, the oldest person on Earth died at the age of 119. She died due to old age on April 19. She was a Japanese woman. Japanese public broadcaster reported on Monday that Kane died at the hospital in Southwestern Fukuoka city. She was born in the Fukuoka region on January 2, 1903. It was the same year when the Wright brothers flew for the first time in history. The same year Marie Curie became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. Who knows at that time that one more Guinness World Record is born in the same year. In 2019, Guinness World Record confirmed this record of the world's oldest person on Earth. Kane Tanak...

Pac-man marks 40th Anniversary of the legendary arcade game

14Jan

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Sports

Pac-man marks 40th Anniversary of the legendary arcade game

May 22, 2020, marks Pac-man's 40th anniversary worldwide. An arcade game loved by every age group and gender. Even after 40 years it is one of the most played game worldwide. Doodle by Google on its anniversary 50 years ago it was a myth that a game can be popular to a worldwide extent. But few games made history and became a legend with time. One the example is Pac-Man arcade game. A dot eating game is super easy yet extremely addictive. Japan launched the game on 22nd May 1980 under the company name NAMKO. It was initially named as Puck-Man. It became popular overnight and surpasses the most played game Asteroids in months. The game was initially launched to target female gamers. But it became equally popular in kids, men or women. The USA launched its version in October 1980 and ...

Kakure Kirishitan, The “Hidden Christians” of Japan

19Nov

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Culture

Kakure Kirishitan, The “Hidden Christians” of Japan

Kakure Kirishitan, also known as Hidden Christians of Japan are slowly fading away. After decades of ban and persecution new generation is not ready to carry old traditions. IKITSUKI ISLAND, NAGSAKI - World is full of eerie surprises. One of them is Kakure Kirishitan or ''Secret Society of Catholic Christians'' in Japan. They came into being when Christians were forced to leave their religion or leave the country in 17th Century. In 1614, Military Government of Japan imposed a ban on Christianity. Tokugawa Bakufu (Military Government that ruled Japan from 1604 to 1867, also known as the Tokugawa Shogunate) outlawed Christianity, tearing down churches, and expelling the missionaries who taught it. Japanese Christians exiled to remote islands, tortured, martyred, or forced to comm...