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Colored paper market pioneer exports Korean paper culture to the world Jong Ie Nara was established in 1972 as a small paper mill by its founder and president Jung Do-hun and his wife Rho Young-hye, currently the chief executive of the Korea Paper Culture Foundation. “Jong Ie” means paper in Korean, while “Nara” means world or nation. Before starting their own venture, the couple had long questioned why Korea, with its exceptional culture of Hanji -- traditional Korean paper handmade from mulberry trees -- lacked high-quality colored paper. In founding Jong Ie Nara, they dreamt of mak...

With a Fed meeting concluding and Apple and Facebook results in the wings this afternoon, trading might be slow ahead of the news crush. The 10-year yield starts the day higher after a mixed overnight session for major indices.

Reef Spawn: Broadcasting Marine Environmental Education in Malaysia and Beyond The project is a youth capacity development program. Through four practitioner-led virtual sessions followed by a three-day, two-night hands-on bootcamp, Reef Spawn will equip 12 budding conservationists with the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to the marine environment in Malaysia. The 12 selected participants will be expected to broadcast the lessons learned and empower other youths in their communities to champion the marine environment. Aside from students in marine biology or environmental scienc...

Elev: The right place for your holistic developement ANI | Updated: Mar 03, 2021 19:24 IST New Delhi [India],March 1 (ANI/SRV Media): Elev is a one-of-a-kind company that aims to teach with a little spice of fun. Elev doesn't believe in traditional methods and aims to modernize the teaching, not just based on theoretical or educational content. It has nurtured the talents of brilliant minds and skilled, talented pupils since its inception. It is an online platform solely based on developing and nurturing skills and hobbies. This country is a goldmine of t...

YouTube on Wednesday said it will roll out new accounts that let tweens or young teens explore the streaming video service within boundaries set by their parents.