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Based on 5 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Officials along with the participants during a talk on entrepreneurship held at Model Christian College, Kohima, on March 25. [1]

MANDALAY — A Buddhist conference held to discuss monastic education has been promised the expansion of a number of monastic primary schools across the country, in order to increase access to free education for the children of rural and poor families.... [2]

The Election Commission and the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation have launched a new campaign for university students, encouraging them to render active participation as good citizens in a democratic society. [3]

NEW YORK -- In an effort to attract more Japanese students, Columbia University's public policy school is considering providing more scholarships and strengthening its partnerships with Japanese universities. [4]

Implementing change is often a painful procedure. That is apparently the case for the leaders working to revamp the landscape of college sports in Japan. [5]

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