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Australia-based startup allows foreigners to pay and attend Indian weddings
Australia-based startup JoinMyWedding, founded by Hungarian-Australian Orsi Parkanyi in 2016, is bringing the vibrancy of Indian weddings to global audiences. Through innovative offerings, the company allows curious foreign tourists to participate in India’s elaborate and colourful marriage festivities by paying for the experience. JoinMyWedding provides a platform for travelers to attend traditional Indian weddings while enabling locals to share their celebrations. The company emphasizes India’s diverse wedding culture, noting over 300 different types of weddings and an astonishing 11 million weddings annually in the country.
Read the original article here: https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/india/australia-based-startup-allows-foreigners-to-pay-and-attend-indian-weddings/ar-AA1jC60K
Australia to offer residency to hundreds from Tuvalu, nation at high risk from climate change
Australia to enter into a significant treaty with Tuvalu, offering citizens of the climate-threatened nation the opportunity to build lives in Australia. The announcement was made by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during a meeting with Tuvalu Prime Minister Kausea Natano in the Cook Islands. The treaty, named the Falepili Union, will allow Australia to welcome 280 Tuvaluans annually, granting them access to a special visa. The agreement encompasses various elements, including climate mitigation and adaptation, a migration pathway, and security.
Visit here for more: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/australia-to-offer-residency-to-hundreds-from-tuvalu-nation-at-high-risk-from-climate-change/vhrbu93wy
ISRO signs MoU with MRIC to construct Mauritius’s EO satellite
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Mauritius Research and Innovation Council (MRIC) to collaboratively design, assemble, integrate, test, launch, and operate an Earth Observation satellite for Mauritius. The 15-month partnership, detailed in the MoU, outlines specific procedures and the roles and responsibilities of each party. Under the agreement, ISRO and MRIC will conduct joint in-orbit operations using MRIC’s ground station upon project completion.
Read the original article here: https://africanews.space/isro-signs-mou-with-mric-to-construct-mauritiuss-eo-satellite/
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