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63 Years Ago, A Cat Named Felicette Became The First Feline In Space
Following the mission, the French media dubbed her Felix. Once researchers confirmed she was female, her name was officially updated to Felicette.
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Did You Know You Can Taste Garlic With Your Feet? Here's The Science
The experimenting body noted that it is not because we have secret garlic taste buds on our feet.
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Did You Know: A Woman Was Elected To US Congress Before Women Had Voting Rights
Commenting on her election in 1916, Rankin said, "I may be the first woman member of Congress, but I won't be the last."
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Did You Know Human Stomach Can Dissolve Razor Blades? Here's The Science
Stomach-level acidity can corrode thin stainless-steel razor blades over many hours in lab conditions.
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Did Hantavirus Start In Argentina's 'End Of The World' City? Ushuaia Denies Link
The MV Hondius outbreak has drawn attention because passengers dispersed to multiple countries, increasing the risk of spreading the virus worldwide.
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Mukesh Khanna, 67, Explains Why He Remains Unmarried: "A Wife Doesn't Just Come Randomly"
"People think that if you don't marry, you don't believe in marriage," said Mukesh Khanna during the interview
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Where Did Champagne Originate From, Accidentally
Beyond bubbles and luxury, the story of Champagne begins with a place, a climate, and centuries of craft.
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How Iran Plotted To Assassinate Trump Before He Struck Back: Report
Over a week into the US and Israel's unilateral declaration of war on Iran and the assassination of its Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, reports have emerged linking Tehran to alleged plots to kill President Donald Trump.
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UPSC Topper Breaks Into Bollywood Song During NDTV Interview
UPSC CSE Toppers: Explaining his decision to shift from medicine to civil services, he shared that he wanted to create a larger impact through administrative work.
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Did European Medieval Women Really 'Poison' Their Husbands Everyday? Breaking Down The Viral Claim
Every few months, a post does the rounds claiming that women in the Middle Ages in Europe routinely poisoned their husbands every morning and handed them an antidote at night so the men would 'never dare sleep elsewhere'
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10 Years After Rohith Vemula's Death, UGC's Equity Commission Sparks Debate
Under the new guidelines, all higher education institutions will be required to keep a check on caste-based discrimination, which includes any unfair treatment of a person solely because of their caste or tribe.
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Students Shut Down Assam's Tezpur University Indefinitely, Demand Removal Of Vice Chancellor
The VC, who is not in campus for more than two months, cannot escape responsibility simply by keeping away from the University, Bhuyan stressed.
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Farmers Protest To Justice Varma Case, When J Dhankhar Crossed 'Lakshman Rekha'
Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned as Vice President Monday and brought the curtain down on a three-year tenure dotted with drama, controversies, and no end of spats with opposition leaders.
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YouTuber Tries "No Sitting" Challenge For A Week, Quits On Day 5
Inspired by health experts who recommend standing for two to four hours daily to combat sedentary lifestyles, Ball set out to remain upright for 16 hours a day.
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Woman Who Dragged Company To Court For Not Getting Farewell Card Loses UK Employment Claim
A former colleague testified that a card was purchased for Conaghan, but it was ultimately not given to her due to the low number of signatures.
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63 Years Ago, A Cat Named Felicette Became The First Feline In Space
Following the mission, the French media dubbed her Felix. Once researchers confirmed she was female, her name was officially updated to Felicette.
-
Did You Know You Can Taste Garlic With Your Feet? Here's The Science
The experimenting body noted that it is not because we have secret garlic taste buds on our feet.
-
Did You Know: A Woman Was Elected To US Congress Before Women Had Voting Rights
Commenting on her election in 1916, Rankin said, "I may be the first woman member of Congress, but I won't be the last."
-
Did You Know Human Stomach Can Dissolve Razor Blades? Here's The Science
Stomach-level acidity can corrode thin stainless-steel razor blades over many hours in lab conditions.
-
Did Hantavirus Start In Argentina's 'End Of The World' City? Ushuaia Denies Link
The MV Hondius outbreak has drawn attention because passengers dispersed to multiple countries, increasing the risk of spreading the virus worldwide.
-
Mukesh Khanna, 67, Explains Why He Remains Unmarried: "A Wife Doesn't Just Come Randomly"
"People think that if you don't marry, you don't believe in marriage," said Mukesh Khanna during the interview
-
Where Did Champagne Originate From, Accidentally
Beyond bubbles and luxury, the story of Champagne begins with a place, a climate, and centuries of craft.
-
How Iran Plotted To Assassinate Trump Before He Struck Back: Report
Over a week into the US and Israel's unilateral declaration of war on Iran and the assassination of its Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, reports have emerged linking Tehran to alleged plots to kill President Donald Trump.
-
UPSC Topper Breaks Into Bollywood Song During NDTV Interview
UPSC CSE Toppers: Explaining his decision to shift from medicine to civil services, he shared that he wanted to create a larger impact through administrative work.
-
Did European Medieval Women Really 'Poison' Their Husbands Everyday? Breaking Down The Viral Claim
Every few months, a post does the rounds claiming that women in the Middle Ages in Europe routinely poisoned their husbands every morning and handed them an antidote at night so the men would 'never dare sleep elsewhere'
-
10 Years After Rohith Vemula's Death, UGC's Equity Commission Sparks Debate
Under the new guidelines, all higher education institutions will be required to keep a check on caste-based discrimination, which includes any unfair treatment of a person solely because of their caste or tribe.
-
Students Shut Down Assam's Tezpur University Indefinitely, Demand Removal Of Vice Chancellor
The VC, who is not in campus for more than two months, cannot escape responsibility simply by keeping away from the University, Bhuyan stressed.
-
Farmers Protest To Justice Varma Case, When J Dhankhar Crossed 'Lakshman Rekha'
Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned as Vice President Monday and brought the curtain down on a three-year tenure dotted with drama, controversies, and no end of spats with opposition leaders.
-
YouTuber Tries "No Sitting" Challenge For A Week, Quits On Day 5
Inspired by health experts who recommend standing for two to four hours daily to combat sedentary lifestyles, Ball set out to remain upright for 16 hours a day.
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Woman Who Dragged Company To Court For Not Getting Farewell Card Loses UK Employment Claim
A former colleague testified that a card was purchased for Conaghan, but it was ultimately not given to her due to the low number of signatures.
