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India marks 75th Republic Day, envisions future with Korea - Vimarsana News

India marks 75th Republic Day, envisions future with Korea

The Indian Embassy in Seoul marked its 75th Republic Day, envisioning a future-oriented partnership with South Korea on Friday. The day commemorates the adoption of India's constitution in 1949, declaring India a "sovereign socialist secular democratic republic" that upholds the principles of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity for all citizens. Recalling India’s Buddhist linkages with Kore...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman visits Samsung's semiconductor chip plant in Korea - Vimarsana News

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman visits Samsung's semiconductor chip plant in Korea

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly visited Samsung's semiconductor chip plant in Pyeongtaek in the presence of Samsung Device Solutions CEO. - SamMobile

Return of old guard? Senior politicians' renewed election ambitions draw mixed views - Vimarsana News

Return of old guard? Senior politicians' renewed election ambitions draw mixed views

Several seasoned politicians, who have previously served multiple terms in the National Assembly and occupied prominent political roles, are making a comeback to the political arena by declaring their candidacies for the upcoming general elections on April 10.

Soju no longer sought-after tipple of Koreans in economic slumps - Vimarsana News

Soju no longer sought-after tipple of Koreans in economic slumps

Soju, an inexpensive distilled alcoholic beverage, has been a go-to drink for many Koreans during economic downturns as a way to cope with their troubles.

School bullying investigator scheme 'vague': teachers' group - Vimarsana News

School bullying investigator scheme 'vague': teachers' group

A leading teachers' organization said Thursday that the government's plan to hire "dedicated investigators" to handle school bullying cases would be ineffective due to an inadequate payment system and unclear legal authority. “Looking at job postings for those dedicated investigators, their allowance is 300,000 ($224) to 400,000 won per case of school violence, and the amount of monthly sala...