In today's interconnected world, digital life has become a significant part of our daily routines. The integration of technology into traditional practices and celebrations is transforming how we live and interact. For instance, Diwali, the Festival of Lights in India, has seen a tech-driven makeover. E-commerce platforms now offer convenient shopping options, and age-old rituals are being replaced by tech-driven initiatives like online aarti and AI-powered lighting. Even the spirit of giving has gone digital with e-gift cards and QR code donations, making it easier for people to participate from anywhere.

In the field of agriculture, digital innovation is playing a crucial role. The Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) has launched a trilateral project with Spain and Cyprus to support sustainable digital solutions for agriculture. This initiative aims to enhance efficiency and contribute to a more sustainable food future by leveraging technologies like precision sensing and smart irrigation systems.

In Australia, researchers have been focusing on highlighting the voice of young people in wellbeing solutions. The Resilience Survey, conducted by the University of Adelaide, reveals that secondary students are concerned about screen time, cyberbullying, and online safety, underscoring the need for healthier digital habits.

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