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After Khamenei's Death, Iran Regime's India Connection Back In Focus
As widespread destruction across West Asia dominates headlines after Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's assassination in a US and Israeli joint operation, a small Indian village has quietly become part of the global narrative.
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Viral Menu From 1897 Shows What Maharaja Of Baroda's Dinner For Maharaja Of Gwalior Had
The 130-year-old dinner menu from the Maharaja of Baroda's 1897 banquet reveals a blend of French haute cuisine and Indian royal tastes
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Hot Chocolate Day: How The 16th Century Medicine Turned Into The Most Beloved And Comforting Winter Drink
Earlier, hot chocolate was consumed to treat diarrhoea, fever, digestive troubles and respiratory issues.
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The White Lotus Season 4 To Film In A 19th Century French Castle With Rs 1.7 Lakh Suites
The White Lotus 4's shooting location in France is a luxury 19th-century castle with modern amenities, including beach access via Rolls-Royce transfers
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1st Time Since 19th Century: Ashes 2025 Opener Breaks Astounding Record
England cricket team hit a historic low as the Ben Stokes-led side were defeated comprehensively by Australia in the Ashes 2025 opener.
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The 'Vande Mataram' Row: What Stanzas Did Congress Drop, And Why
On November 7, 1875, Bengali author Bankim Chandra Chatterjee one of India's most influential 19th century thinkers wrote the words to a poem, a hymn, that would become a rallying cry for freedom fighters, but also cause political controversy.
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How A Tiny Village In Assam Became India's Black Magic Capital, Complete With A Museum
Mayong Central Museum and Emporium features ancient manuscripts (“mantra puthis”) dating from about the 13th to 19th centuries
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19th Century Condom, With Erotic Image, On Display At Dutch Museum
It is neither a painting nor a sculpture. It's a 19th-century condom, made from a sheep's appendix and printed with an erotic image of a nun and three aroused clergymen, now on public display for the first time in Amsterdam.
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California's 'Ghost Lake' Returns After 130 Years, Submerging 94,000 Acres Of Farmland
Tulare Lake, once a vast freshwater body in California, has reappeared after 130 years due to heavy snowmelt, highlighting historical water management practices and impacting the San Joaquin Valley.
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Flood Museum Forced To Shut Due To...Er, Flooding
A museum in Pennsylvania that was built to commemorate the victims of a 19th century flood has been temporarily shut due to flooding inside the premises.
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After Khamenei's Death, Iran Regime's India Connection Back In Focus
As widespread destruction across West Asia dominates headlines after Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's assassination in a US and Israeli joint operation, a small Indian village has quietly become part of the global narrative.
-
Viral Menu From 1897 Shows What Maharaja Of Baroda's Dinner For Maharaja Of Gwalior Had
The 130-year-old dinner menu from the Maharaja of Baroda's 1897 banquet reveals a blend of French haute cuisine and Indian royal tastes
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Hot Chocolate Day: How The 16th Century Medicine Turned Into The Most Beloved And Comforting Winter Drink
Earlier, hot chocolate was consumed to treat diarrhoea, fever, digestive troubles and respiratory issues.
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The White Lotus Season 4 To Film In A 19th Century French Castle With Rs 1.7 Lakh Suites
The White Lotus 4's shooting location in France is a luxury 19th-century castle with modern amenities, including beach access via Rolls-Royce transfers
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1st Time Since 19th Century: Ashes 2025 Opener Breaks Astounding Record
England cricket team hit a historic low as the Ben Stokes-led side were defeated comprehensively by Australia in the Ashes 2025 opener.
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The 'Vande Mataram' Row: What Stanzas Did Congress Drop, And Why
On November 7, 1875, Bengali author Bankim Chandra Chatterjee one of India's most influential 19th century thinkers wrote the words to a poem, a hymn, that would become a rallying cry for freedom fighters, but also cause political controversy.
-
How A Tiny Village In Assam Became India's Black Magic Capital, Complete With A Museum
Mayong Central Museum and Emporium features ancient manuscripts (“mantra puthis”) dating from about the 13th to 19th centuries
-
19th Century Condom, With Erotic Image, On Display At Dutch Museum
It is neither a painting nor a sculpture. It's a 19th-century condom, made from a sheep's appendix and printed with an erotic image of a nun and three aroused clergymen, now on public display for the first time in Amsterdam.
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California's 'Ghost Lake' Returns After 130 Years, Submerging 94,000 Acres Of Farmland
Tulare Lake, once a vast freshwater body in California, has reappeared after 130 years due to heavy snowmelt, highlighting historical water management practices and impacting the San Joaquin Valley.
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Flood Museum Forced To Shut Due To...Er, Flooding
A museum in Pennsylvania that was built to commemorate the victims of a 19th century flood has been temporarily shut due to flooding inside the premises.
