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Health Decoder: How To Talk To A Gynaecologist Without Feeling Awkward
Visiting a gynaecologist shouldn't feel like a dreaded viva exam. Yet for many Indian women, embarrassment, cultural stigma, or lack of awareness make conversations in the clinic awkward and incomplete.
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This River In China Flows Backwards - And The Sight Attracts Thousands Of People
Tidal waves on the Qiantang River in Hangzhou may reach heights of thirty feet and surge ahead at the speed of forty kilometres per hour.
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Drinking Fountains In This Region In Bulgaria Have Rich Cultural Significance - Here's Why
Many historic drinking fountains were built centuries ago, before households had plumbing. In parts of Bulgaria, people attach sentimental and cultural value to them.
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Flying To America? 6 Common Mistakes That Can Cost You Big
If it is your first time in America, avoid these common travel mistakes that could make your trip stressful instead of fun.
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Boomers Are The Next Big Consumer Culture Frontier
Japan has long been the epicenter for catering to an aging population, from having dedicated malls for seniors to employing robotic carers.
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MBC Issues Apology After Backlash Over Mocking Indian And Arab Cultures In K-Drama To The Moon Teaser
Internet users felt Arab and Indian cultures had been reduced to props for comedy, despite having no relevance to the K-drama's storyline
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Indian Woman's Hilarious Take On Dutch Birthday Customs Goes Viral: 'Still Can't Fathom'
In one of the now-viral videos, the woman explained that the concept of birthdays was a little different in the Netherlands.
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Madhya Pradesh To Launch Campaign Against 'Makhanchor' Tag For Lord Krishna
The Madhya Pradesh government will launch a campaign aimed at urging people to not call Lord Krishna 'Makhanchor',/i>, with the understanding that stories of the Hindu God stealing butter denoted rebellion and not theft.
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"Don't Let Work Consume You": Warns British Entrepreneur In Viral LinkedIn Post
British entrepreneur Dan Murray urges professionals to prioritize their health and well-being over work demands, citing 12 reasons why leaving the office on time is crucial for maintaining a healthy work-life balance and avoiding burnout.
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World's Tallest Standing Lord Ganesha Statue Is Not In India, But In...
The 39-metre-tall standing Lord Ganesha statue is made up of 854 bronze pieces and spread across 40,000 square metres.
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When US Judge Frank Caprio Wished India On Independence Day
Frank Caprio, the retired municipal judge in Rhode Island, died at the age of 88 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer.
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Watch: Restaurant In Japan Goes Viral For Serving Authentic Indian Food, Owner Wears Saree Every Day
The owner wears sarees while serving food, and the restaurant is adorned with Indian artefacts and musical instruments.
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113-Year-Old Swedish Church Arrives At New Home After 2-day journey
A landmark Swedish church arrived Wednesday at its new home after a two-day move across the Arctic town of Kiruna, in a move to allow Europe's largest underground mine to expand.
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India's Only City Without Autos, Taxis: Discover Unique 'Lift' Tradition In Chhattisgarh's Chirmiri
Due to its tough hilly terrain, no auto-rickshaws operate here, and people instead offer and accept lifts from strangers to travel around the city.
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Armaan Malik And Aashna Shroff Embrace Island Life In Hawaii - Here's How You Can Too
From serene boat rides to refreshing pool dips, Armaan and Aashna's Hawaiian adventure was a treat to the eyes.
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Health Decoder: How To Talk To A Gynaecologist Without Feeling Awkward
Visiting a gynaecologist shouldn't feel like a dreaded viva exam. Yet for many Indian women, embarrassment, cultural stigma, or lack of awareness make conversations in the clinic awkward and incomplete.
-
This River In China Flows Backwards - And The Sight Attracts Thousands Of People
Tidal waves on the Qiantang River in Hangzhou may reach heights of thirty feet and surge ahead at the speed of forty kilometres per hour.
-
Drinking Fountains In This Region In Bulgaria Have Rich Cultural Significance - Here's Why
Many historic drinking fountains were built centuries ago, before households had plumbing. In parts of Bulgaria, people attach sentimental and cultural value to them.
-
Flying To America? 6 Common Mistakes That Can Cost You Big
If it is your first time in America, avoid these common travel mistakes that could make your trip stressful instead of fun.
-
Boomers Are The Next Big Consumer Culture Frontier
Japan has long been the epicenter for catering to an aging population, from having dedicated malls for seniors to employing robotic carers.
-
MBC Issues Apology After Backlash Over Mocking Indian And Arab Cultures In K-Drama To The Moon Teaser
Internet users felt Arab and Indian cultures had been reduced to props for comedy, despite having no relevance to the K-drama's storyline
-
Indian Woman's Hilarious Take On Dutch Birthday Customs Goes Viral: 'Still Can't Fathom'
In one of the now-viral videos, the woman explained that the concept of birthdays was a little different in the Netherlands.
-
Madhya Pradesh To Launch Campaign Against 'Makhanchor' Tag For Lord Krishna
The Madhya Pradesh government will launch a campaign aimed at urging people to not call Lord Krishna 'Makhanchor',/i>, with the understanding that stories of the Hindu God stealing butter denoted rebellion and not theft.
-
"Don't Let Work Consume You": Warns British Entrepreneur In Viral LinkedIn Post
British entrepreneur Dan Murray urges professionals to prioritize their health and well-being over work demands, citing 12 reasons why leaving the office on time is crucial for maintaining a healthy work-life balance and avoiding burnout.
-
World's Tallest Standing Lord Ganesha Statue Is Not In India, But In...
The 39-metre-tall standing Lord Ganesha statue is made up of 854 bronze pieces and spread across 40,000 square metres.
-
When US Judge Frank Caprio Wished India On Independence Day
Frank Caprio, the retired municipal judge in Rhode Island, died at the age of 88 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer.
-
Watch: Restaurant In Japan Goes Viral For Serving Authentic Indian Food, Owner Wears Saree Every Day
The owner wears sarees while serving food, and the restaurant is adorned with Indian artefacts and musical instruments.
-
113-Year-Old Swedish Church Arrives At New Home After 2-day journey
A landmark Swedish church arrived Wednesday at its new home after a two-day move across the Arctic town of Kiruna, in a move to allow Europe's largest underground mine to expand.
-
India's Only City Without Autos, Taxis: Discover Unique 'Lift' Tradition In Chhattisgarh's Chirmiri
Due to its tough hilly terrain, no auto-rickshaws operate here, and people instead offer and accept lifts from strangers to travel around the city.
-
Armaan Malik And Aashna Shroff Embrace Island Life In Hawaii - Here's How You Can Too
From serene boat rides to refreshing pool dips, Armaan and Aashna's Hawaiian adventure was a treat to the eyes.
