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Why Do Some Countries Drive On The Left While Others Drive On The Right? 5 Fascinating Reasons
Ever wondered why some countries drive on the left while others stick to the right? The answer is not random. It goes back to ancient traditions, colonial empires, car design, and even costly national switches that still affect travellers today.
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7 Countries To Experience The Magic Of Autumn In October
We've curated a list of 7 of the best countries to visit in October that will make your autumn getaway truly unforgettable.
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Not Venice Or London, This Is The 'Prettiest City' In The World
A global study, carried out by Online Mortgage Advisor, named the United Kingdom's Chester as the prettiest city on Earth.
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"Let's Reveal Poompuhar's Pride": Tamil Nadu Begins Undersea Excavation In Early Chola Capital
A deep-sea excavation has begun between the early Chola capital, Poompuhar, and Nagapattinam, a medieval trade hub with maritime links to Southeast Asia.
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Medieval Jerusalem Organ Plays Again After 1,000 Years
The pipes of a medieval organ, buried for centuries and discovered near the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank, are once more filling a Jerusalem monastery with ancient melodies.
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"To Blackmail, Torture Nitish Kumar": Tejashwi Yadav On Bill To Sack Ministers
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has criticised a set of bills to sack ministers in the federal or any state or union territory government - including chief ministers - if they have been jailed (not necessarily convicted) of 'criminal charges'.
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'Back To Medieval Times': Rahul Gandhi On Bill To Sack Arrested Ministers
Rahul Gandhi has ripped into three new bills that allow senior members of the government - including the Prime Minister and the chief ministers - to be sacked if they have been jailed (but not necessarily convicted) on 'serious criminal charges'.
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IIT Roorkee Develops World's First AI Model To Read And Convert Ancient Modi Script
IIT Roorkee AI Model 2025: Transliterating these documents could provide valuable insights into India's rich medieval history and scientific heritage.
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Doom: The Dark Ages Review — Rip and Tear, Medieval Style
The third entry in the Doom revival trilogy, Doom: The Dark Ages switches things up by weighing down the Doom Slayer and bringing melee weapons to the mix. The familiar rotating cast of devastating guns returns, but they’re all essentially playing side fiddle to the new Shield Saw that lies at the red-hot core of game.
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Sex, Power And A Medieval Murder: Priest's 1337 Death Mystery Finally Solved
A criminologist recently studied archives to solve a murder case after nearly seven centuries.
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1,350-Year-Old Burial Reveals ‘Ice Prince’ Toddler Laid to Rest With Sword and Silk Robes
A blue-eyed Bavarian toddler buried 1,350 years ago was found with silk robes, a sword, silver ornaments, and a piglet. Dubbed the “Ice Prince”, the child was interred in a Roman-era villa. The wealth of grave goods and preservation of the tomb reveal rare insights into aristocratic life and early Christian burial rites in early medieval Bavari...
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Inside Gigi Hadid's Play Date With Her Daughter Khai In New Jersey
The mother-daughter duo visited Medieval Times in New Jersey for a fun outing.
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Old Town To Advocates Close: Diljit Dosanjh's Edinburgh Trip Was Walk Down Medieval History
On another page of his travel diaries, Diljit Dosanjh met a bagpiper and he danced to his melodious tunes.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Has 'Significantly Outperformed' Expectations as Sales Near 2 Million Mark
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has delivered a success for Embracer Group and has nearly sold two million copies, the company announced as part of its third-quarter FY 2024-25 earnings on Thursday. The medieval RPG was released across PC, PS5 and Xbox Series S/X on February 4 and sold one million copies within 24 hours of its launch.
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1,300-Year-Old Gold Hoard Found Near Dutch Village Hints at Pagan Rituals
A 1,300-year-old gold and silver hoard near Hezingen, Netherlands, suggests an ancient pagan worship site. Researchers found coins, jewellery and relics possibly used in religious offerings. Geochemical analysis indicates animal sacrifices, while architectural findings suggest ritual structures. The discovery sheds light on early medieval Europe's ...
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Why Do Some Countries Drive On The Left While Others Drive On The Right? 5 Fascinating Reasons
Ever wondered why some countries drive on the left while others stick to the right? The answer is not random. It goes back to ancient traditions, colonial empires, car design, and even costly national switches that still affect travellers today.
-
7 Countries To Experience The Magic Of Autumn In October
We've curated a list of 7 of the best countries to visit in October that will make your autumn getaway truly unforgettable.
-
Not Venice Or London, This Is The 'Prettiest City' In The World
A global study, carried out by Online Mortgage Advisor, named the United Kingdom's Chester as the prettiest city on Earth.
-
"Let's Reveal Poompuhar's Pride": Tamil Nadu Begins Undersea Excavation In Early Chola Capital
A deep-sea excavation has begun between the early Chola capital, Poompuhar, and Nagapattinam, a medieval trade hub with maritime links to Southeast Asia.
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Medieval Jerusalem Organ Plays Again After 1,000 Years
The pipes of a medieval organ, buried for centuries and discovered near the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank, are once more filling a Jerusalem monastery with ancient melodies.
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"To Blackmail, Torture Nitish Kumar": Tejashwi Yadav On Bill To Sack Ministers
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has criticised a set of bills to sack ministers in the federal or any state or union territory government - including chief ministers - if they have been jailed (not necessarily convicted) of 'criminal charges'.
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'Back To Medieval Times': Rahul Gandhi On Bill To Sack Arrested Ministers
Rahul Gandhi has ripped into three new bills that allow senior members of the government - including the Prime Minister and the chief ministers - to be sacked if they have been jailed (but not necessarily convicted) on 'serious criminal charges'.
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IIT Roorkee Develops World's First AI Model To Read And Convert Ancient Modi Script
IIT Roorkee AI Model 2025: Transliterating these documents could provide valuable insights into India's rich medieval history and scientific heritage.
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Doom: The Dark Ages Review — Rip and Tear, Medieval Style
The third entry in the Doom revival trilogy, Doom: The Dark Ages switches things up by weighing down the Doom Slayer and bringing melee weapons to the mix. The familiar rotating cast of devastating guns returns, but they’re all essentially playing side fiddle to the new Shield Saw that lies at the red-hot core of game.
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Sex, Power And A Medieval Murder: Priest's 1337 Death Mystery Finally Solved
A criminologist recently studied archives to solve a murder case after nearly seven centuries.
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1,350-Year-Old Burial Reveals ‘Ice Prince’ Toddler Laid to Rest With Sword and Silk Robes
A blue-eyed Bavarian toddler buried 1,350 years ago was found with silk robes, a sword, silver ornaments, and a piglet. Dubbed the “Ice Prince”, the child was interred in a Roman-era villa. The wealth of grave goods and preservation of the tomb reveal rare insights into aristocratic life and early Christian burial rites in early medieval Bavari...
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Inside Gigi Hadid's Play Date With Her Daughter Khai In New Jersey
The mother-daughter duo visited Medieval Times in New Jersey for a fun outing.
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Old Town To Advocates Close: Diljit Dosanjh's Edinburgh Trip Was Walk Down Medieval History
On another page of his travel diaries, Diljit Dosanjh met a bagpiper and he danced to his melodious tunes.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Has 'Significantly Outperformed' Expectations as Sales Near 2 Million Mark
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has delivered a success for Embracer Group and has nearly sold two million copies, the company announced as part of its third-quarter FY 2024-25 earnings on Thursday. The medieval RPG was released across PC, PS5 and Xbox Series S/X on February 4 and sold one million copies within 24 hours of its launch.
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1,300-Year-Old Gold Hoard Found Near Dutch Village Hints at Pagan Rituals
A 1,300-year-old gold and silver hoard near Hezingen, Netherlands, suggests an ancient pagan worship site. Researchers found coins, jewellery and relics possibly used in religious offerings. Geochemical analysis indicates animal sacrifices, while architectural findings suggest ritual structures. The discovery sheds light on early medieval Europe's ...
