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10 Best Hill Stations To Visit In India For Summer Holidays 2026
Looking for relief from the summer sun? Discover India's top hill stations for 2026, where refreshing weather and stunning views make every holiday unforgettable.
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Where To Travel In India This Summer: Best Picks For 2026
Travellers can enjoy pleasant weather, stunning natural beauty, and unique cultural experiences while taking a break from the heat.
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Deserts Around The World Where Snowfall Is Actually Normal
Snowfall in deserts is mainly the result of sharp temperature swings. Many deserts lie far from oceans or are located at high altitudes, both of which allow heat to escape quickly after sunset. In winter, nighttime temperatures can fall below freezing.
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James Webb Space Telescope Spots an Exoplanet Losing Its Atmosphere in a Huge Helium Stream
Astronomers using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope have observed a massive helium cloud escaping from the super-puff exoplanet WASP-107b, marking the first direct detection of such atmospheric loss. Webb’s infrared data reveal an enormous exosphere nearly ten times the planet’s radius, with helium streaming both ahead of and behind the plane...
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Dashcam Video Captures Narrow Escape On Bengaluru-Hyderabad Highway
A terrifying dashcam video shared on social media has fuelled a heated debate over highway safety and reckless driving after it showed a driver narrowly avoiding a potentially fatal collision with a truck on the Bengaluru-Hyderabad highway.
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Watch: Ex-Forest Officer Shares Footage Of Tigress Looking After Cubs As They Bathe
The clip shows the mama tiger keeping a close eye on the proceedings as her little cubs enjoy themselves in the water and play with each other.
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Astronomers Discover 3I/ATLAS, Largest Interstellar Comet Yet Detected
Astronomers have discovered 3I/ATLAS, the third known interstellar comet to pass through our solar system. Detected by the ATLAS telescope in Chile, it’s racing inward at 150,000 mph and will swing closest to the Sun in October. Estimated to be 10–20 kilometers across, it is likely the largest interstellar object observed so far. Signs of comet...
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How Enslaved Americans Responded To July 4 Declaration Of Independence
The summer air in Rochester, New York, hung thick with heat and celebration. It was July 5, 1852, a day after cannons had fired, flags waved and towns across America had burst into patriotic jubilation
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JWST Reveals Pluto’s Haze Cools Atmosphere, Paints Charon’s Poles Red
Pluto's thin haze of organic particles, confirmed by JWST’s mid-infrared observations, plays a crucial role in both cooling its mesosphere and launching methane into space. This methane escapes Pluto’s gravity, landing on Charon’s poles where radiation transforms it into reddish tholins. The study highlights how Pluto’s haze shapes not only...
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6 Agra Girls Drown In Yamuna, Were Making Reels On Phone
In a tragic incident, six young girls drowned in the Yamuna River in Agra on Tuesday afternoon while bathing to escape the blistering summer heat, officials said.
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10 Best Hill Stations To Visit In India For Summer Holidays 2026
Looking for relief from the summer sun? Discover India's top hill stations for 2026, where refreshing weather and stunning views make every holiday unforgettable.
-
Where To Travel In India This Summer: Best Picks For 2026
Travellers can enjoy pleasant weather, stunning natural beauty, and unique cultural experiences while taking a break from the heat.
-
Deserts Around The World Where Snowfall Is Actually Normal
Snowfall in deserts is mainly the result of sharp temperature swings. Many deserts lie far from oceans or are located at high altitudes, both of which allow heat to escape quickly after sunset. In winter, nighttime temperatures can fall below freezing.
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James Webb Space Telescope Spots an Exoplanet Losing Its Atmosphere in a Huge Helium Stream
Astronomers using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope have observed a massive helium cloud escaping from the super-puff exoplanet WASP-107b, marking the first direct detection of such atmospheric loss. Webb’s infrared data reveal an enormous exosphere nearly ten times the planet’s radius, with helium streaming both ahead of and behind the plane...
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Dashcam Video Captures Narrow Escape On Bengaluru-Hyderabad Highway
A terrifying dashcam video shared on social media has fuelled a heated debate over highway safety and reckless driving after it showed a driver narrowly avoiding a potentially fatal collision with a truck on the Bengaluru-Hyderabad highway.
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Watch: Ex-Forest Officer Shares Footage Of Tigress Looking After Cubs As They Bathe
The clip shows the mama tiger keeping a close eye on the proceedings as her little cubs enjoy themselves in the water and play with each other.
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Astronomers Discover 3I/ATLAS, Largest Interstellar Comet Yet Detected
Astronomers have discovered 3I/ATLAS, the third known interstellar comet to pass through our solar system. Detected by the ATLAS telescope in Chile, it’s racing inward at 150,000 mph and will swing closest to the Sun in October. Estimated to be 10–20 kilometers across, it is likely the largest interstellar object observed so far. Signs of comet...
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How Enslaved Americans Responded To July 4 Declaration Of Independence
The summer air in Rochester, New York, hung thick with heat and celebration. It was July 5, 1852, a day after cannons had fired, flags waved and towns across America had burst into patriotic jubilation
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JWST Reveals Pluto’s Haze Cools Atmosphere, Paints Charon’s Poles Red
Pluto's thin haze of organic particles, confirmed by JWST’s mid-infrared observations, plays a crucial role in both cooling its mesosphere and launching methane into space. This methane escapes Pluto’s gravity, landing on Charon’s poles where radiation transforms it into reddish tholins. The study highlights how Pluto’s haze shapes not only...
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6 Agra Girls Drown In Yamuna, Were Making Reels On Phone
In a tragic incident, six young girls drowned in the Yamuna River in Agra on Tuesday afternoon while bathing to escape the blistering summer heat, officials said.
