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Which Famous City Is Made Up Of 118 Small Islands?
Not roads, but canals! This iconic Italian city is spread across dozens of islands shaped by water.
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"If Pak Continues To Operate Against India...": Army Chief's Big Warning
General Dwivedi's remarks, though brief, carried a blunt message to Pakistan and reiterated India's stand against terrorism.
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"From Ruin To Renewal": PM Modi On Somnath Temple's 75th Anniversary
PM Modi marks 75 years of Somnath Temple restoration highlighting unity and civilisational spirit.
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Opinion | What Our 'Liberals' Really Need To Understand About Bengal's Voters
If liberal principles are to mean anything, they cannot be contingent on geography or convenience. The borders of Bengal cannot be where those principles end. Bengal's voters are not passive participants in someone else's narrative.
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Which Countries Don't Have Any River?
Even without rivers, these countries show how adaptation and innovation make life possible in even the driest parts of the world.
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Opinion | Mines, Submarines, Drones: Why World's Mightiest Navy Won't Get Too Close To Hormuz
Iran is relying on the symmetric advantage of geography to fight against the brute power of the world's largest and most powerful navy, the US.
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Which Is The Highest Lake In India And How Can You Visit It?
This remote glacial lake remains largely untouched, known for its extreme height, isolation and scientific importance.
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Which Is The Last Railway Station Of India?
Hidden from busy routes and everyday travel maps, one railway station quietly marks the end of India's rail journey.
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Which City Is Known As The 'Apple City' Of India?
Kotgarh, a small town located near Shimla in Himachal Pradesh, is widely recognised as the Apple City of India due to its historical role in introducing apple cultivation to the country.
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Why Mohammad Ghalibaf Could Be A Critical Cog In Trump's Iran Project
Born to Kurdish-Persian parents in 1961 near Mashhad, a Shiite pilgrim hub in Iran's northeast, Ghalibaf is an expert in human and political geography, who married Zahra Sadat Moshir in 1982 - their wedding officiated by Khomenei - and has three chil
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From Caspian Sea To Lake Baikal: 10 Of The World's Largest Lakes Worth Visiting
Learning about the world's largest lakes gives us a better picture of the natural forces that continue to shape life on our planet.
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Why Eid Dates Differ In India And Saudi Arabia, And When India Will Celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr
Eid-ul-Fitr is likely to be celebrated on March 21 in India and March 20 in Saudi Arabia in 2026 due to differences in moon sighting, influenced by geography and the lunar Islamic calendar.
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Stuttgart Sees Promise In Indian Football At Sudeva, But Challenges Remain
Stuttgart coaches highlight India's large geography, lack of early structured training, and environmental conditions as key hurdles in developing competitive young footballers.
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Which Is The Last Road Of India? Know The Location And History
Curious about the last road of India? Explore its geographic significance, historical background, and what makes this endpoint a unique landmark in the nation.
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Yoga Myths Busted: Expert Tells How Yoga Is About More Than Asanas
Asanas are just one part of what yoga stands for, says expert Sailendra S Raane.
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Which Famous City Is Made Up Of 118 Small Islands?
Not roads, but canals! This iconic Italian city is spread across dozens of islands shaped by water.
-
"If Pak Continues To Operate Against India...": Army Chief's Big Warning
General Dwivedi's remarks, though brief, carried a blunt message to Pakistan and reiterated India's stand against terrorism.
-
"From Ruin To Renewal": PM Modi On Somnath Temple's 75th Anniversary
PM Modi marks 75 years of Somnath Temple restoration highlighting unity and civilisational spirit.
-
Opinion | What Our 'Liberals' Really Need To Understand About Bengal's Voters
If liberal principles are to mean anything, they cannot be contingent on geography or convenience. The borders of Bengal cannot be where those principles end. Bengal's voters are not passive participants in someone else's narrative.
-
Which Countries Don't Have Any River?
Even without rivers, these countries show how adaptation and innovation make life possible in even the driest parts of the world.
-
Opinion | Mines, Submarines, Drones: Why World's Mightiest Navy Won't Get Too Close To Hormuz
Iran is relying on the symmetric advantage of geography to fight against the brute power of the world's largest and most powerful navy, the US.
-
Which Is The Highest Lake In India And How Can You Visit It?
This remote glacial lake remains largely untouched, known for its extreme height, isolation and scientific importance.
-
Which Is The Last Railway Station Of India?
Hidden from busy routes and everyday travel maps, one railway station quietly marks the end of India's rail journey.
-
Which City Is Known As The 'Apple City' Of India?
Kotgarh, a small town located near Shimla in Himachal Pradesh, is widely recognised as the Apple City of India due to its historical role in introducing apple cultivation to the country.
-
Why Mohammad Ghalibaf Could Be A Critical Cog In Trump's Iran Project
Born to Kurdish-Persian parents in 1961 near Mashhad, a Shiite pilgrim hub in Iran's northeast, Ghalibaf is an expert in human and political geography, who married Zahra Sadat Moshir in 1982 - their wedding officiated by Khomenei - and has three chil
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From Caspian Sea To Lake Baikal: 10 Of The World's Largest Lakes Worth Visiting
Learning about the world's largest lakes gives us a better picture of the natural forces that continue to shape life on our planet.
-
Why Eid Dates Differ In India And Saudi Arabia, And When India Will Celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr
Eid-ul-Fitr is likely to be celebrated on March 21 in India and March 20 in Saudi Arabia in 2026 due to differences in moon sighting, influenced by geography and the lunar Islamic calendar.
-
Stuttgart Sees Promise In Indian Football At Sudeva, But Challenges Remain
Stuttgart coaches highlight India's large geography, lack of early structured training, and environmental conditions as key hurdles in developing competitive young footballers.
-
Which Is The Last Road Of India? Know The Location And History
Curious about the last road of India? Explore its geographic significance, historical background, and what makes this endpoint a unique landmark in the nation.
-
Yoga Myths Busted: Expert Tells How Yoga Is About More Than Asanas
Asanas are just one part of what yoga stands for, says expert Sailendra S Raane.
