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As an Indonesian, rice is more than just food. It is a part of our daily life, our culture, and even our identity. Most of us eat rice three times a day — breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In Indonesia, rice is not only cooked in one way. We have many types of rice dishes, each with its own taste, story, and tradition. Let me share with you some of the most popular and special rice dishes in Indonesia. They are Nasi Goreng, Nasi Uduk, Nasi Padang, Nasi Kuning, and Nasi Liwet. All of them use rice, but they are very different from each other in flavor, ingredients, and how we enjoy them. 1. Nasi Goreng (Fried Rice) Nasi Goreng means "fried rice" in Indonesian. It is probably the most famous Indonesian rice dish around the world. Many people in other countries also love it. But for us Indonesians, Nasi Goreng is a simple and comforting food we can eat anytime. We usually make Nasi Goreng at home when there is leftover rice. Instead of throwing the rice away, we fry it with garli...

Have you ever heard of a university that combines modern education with Islamic values? That is what Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia, or UIII , is all about. It is a new university, but already known in many parts of the world. In this article, we will talk about what UIII is, who owns it, what programs it offers, and what GPA (Grade Point Average) you need to study there. What Is UIII? Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia (UIII) means Indonesian International Islamic University in English. It is a public university in Depok, West Java, Indonesia , near the capital city, Jakarta. UIII was built to be a place where Islam, education, and global thinking meet. The university was officially opened in 2021 . Even though it is still new, UIII already has students from different countries, such as Egypt, Pakistan, Nigeria, Afghanistan, and many more. This shows that UIII is an international place for learning and sharing knowledge. Who Owns UIII? UIII is a state university . ...

Okay, let’s talk about Jumbo —yes, that new Indonesian animated movie that everyone’s been talking about lately. If you haven’t watched it yet, trust me, you’re missing something special. I watched it last week, and... wow. I didn’t expect to cry over a cartoon. But here we are. What’s It About? The story follows Don , a 10-year-old kid who’s a bit bigger than most kids his age. That’s why people call him Jumbo . Not in a nice way, unfortunately. He’s an orphan, living with his grandma, and his favorite thing ever is this storybook from his parents. One day, something magical happens. He meets Meri , a tiny glowing fairy who suddenly appears in his life and needs help finding her parents. Together, they go on this wild adventure filled with magical creatures, bullies, lost things, memories, and a lot of heart. Oh, and his two loyal besties— Mae and Nurman —are the kind of friends we all wish we had growing up. The Animation? SO Pretty Let’s just say this: the visuals are chef’s kiss ....