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Rehman Gali Becomes Ram Gali: Why Pak Is Changing Names Of Lahore Streets
History bears witness that, ever since the partition, the plight of minorities in Pakistan-- particularly Hindus and Sikhs -- has been a matter of grave concern. However, the name change drive has unfolded with almost no organised opposition in a cou
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Six-Year-Old Norwegian Boy Discovers 1,300-Year-Old Pre-Viking Era Sword
A Norwegian schoolboy found a 1,300-year-old pre-Viking sword during a field trip in Innlandet county.
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Where Is The Oldest Sweet Shop Of India?
India's oldest sweet shop holds a legacy of craftsmanship, taste, and history like no other.
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Inside Mastani Mahal: Pune's Most Underrated Heritage Site Has A Story Worth Knowing
Ever visited Mastani Mahal at Pune's Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum? It's the rescued remnants of Peshwa Bajirao I's palace for his beloved Mastani, stunning woodwork, her silver mirror, pure history alive.
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How 'Project Empathy' Helps Preserve Nagaland's Oral History Collections
A project themed on empathy is bringing a positive change, without any fanfare, in Nagaland after it guided college students to return to their communities and engage in intimate conversations with elders.
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Epstein Wanted Enhancement Pills, Had Low Testosterone: Medical Records
Recently disclosed files from the US Department of Justice shed new light on Jeffrey Epstein's health history, revealing persistent hormonal deficiencies and past sexually transmitted infections, according to medical records.
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8 Cities That Still Hold Their Old-World Charm And Take You Back In Time
If you're yearning for nostalgia and authenticity, here are eight cities across the globe that promise an unforgettable journey into the past.
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Why Do Old European Cities Have Such Narrow Streets?
If you have been to Europe and ever wondered why the streets are like rabbit holes, here's a simple explanation to help you understand it.
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From Nawabi Kitchens To Global Fame: The Story Of Tunday Kababi That Still Impresses All
The tale of Tunday Kababi dates back to the 17th century in the royal kitchens of Awadh, and it still rules Lucknow's food scene.
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Rome's Most Exclusive Attraction Is A Palace And People Still Live In It
This isn't a museum. Its not a tourist attraction. Its a living, breathing piece of history that refuses to be commodified.
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Scientists Find Rare Meteorites In China's Chang'e-6 Moon Samples
Chang'e 6 made history in 2024, by bringing back 1,935.3 grams of lunar samples from the Moon's South Pole-Aitken Basin.
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World Ozone Day 2025: Date, History, Theme, Significance And More
World Ozone Day 2025: World Ozone Day or International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer is observed annually on September 16.
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"Later Downplayed As... ": Shashi Tharoor's Emergency Barb At Congress
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has said that the Emergency should not be remembered merely as a dark chapter in India's history, but that its lessons must be fully understood.
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"Aim Was To Preserve Dynastic Rule": Amit Shah On Emergency
The Emergency, imposed 50 years ago, by a despotic ruler, whose sole aim was to preserve her dynastic rule, was one of the darkest chapters in India's history, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Wednesday.
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Ancient Scrolls Found in Qumran Caves Unlock Secrets of Jewish History and Biblical Texts
Discovered near the Dead Sea, the Qumran scrolls contain ancient biblical texts and writings from a Jewish sect, likely the Essenes. Archaeological and AI research shows the scrolls' origins stretch back over 2,000 years, offering rare insight into Second Temple Judaism. Their preservation in the caves continues to fuel historical and religious sch...
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Rehman Gali Becomes Ram Gali: Why Pak Is Changing Names Of Lahore Streets
History bears witness that, ever since the partition, the plight of minorities in Pakistan-- particularly Hindus and Sikhs -- has been a matter of grave concern. However, the name change drive has unfolded with almost no organised opposition in a cou
-
Six-Year-Old Norwegian Boy Discovers 1,300-Year-Old Pre-Viking Era Sword
A Norwegian schoolboy found a 1,300-year-old pre-Viking sword during a field trip in Innlandet county.
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Where Is The Oldest Sweet Shop Of India?
India's oldest sweet shop holds a legacy of craftsmanship, taste, and history like no other.
-
Inside Mastani Mahal: Pune's Most Underrated Heritage Site Has A Story Worth Knowing
Ever visited Mastani Mahal at Pune's Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum? It's the rescued remnants of Peshwa Bajirao I's palace for his beloved Mastani, stunning woodwork, her silver mirror, pure history alive.
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How 'Project Empathy' Helps Preserve Nagaland's Oral History Collections
A project themed on empathy is bringing a positive change, without any fanfare, in Nagaland after it guided college students to return to their communities and engage in intimate conversations with elders.
-
Epstein Wanted Enhancement Pills, Had Low Testosterone: Medical Records
Recently disclosed files from the US Department of Justice shed new light on Jeffrey Epstein's health history, revealing persistent hormonal deficiencies and past sexually transmitted infections, according to medical records.
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8 Cities That Still Hold Their Old-World Charm And Take You Back In Time
If you're yearning for nostalgia and authenticity, here are eight cities across the globe that promise an unforgettable journey into the past.
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Why Do Old European Cities Have Such Narrow Streets?
If you have been to Europe and ever wondered why the streets are like rabbit holes, here's a simple explanation to help you understand it.
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From Nawabi Kitchens To Global Fame: The Story Of Tunday Kababi That Still Impresses All
The tale of Tunday Kababi dates back to the 17th century in the royal kitchens of Awadh, and it still rules Lucknow's food scene.
-
Rome's Most Exclusive Attraction Is A Palace And People Still Live In It
This isn't a museum. Its not a tourist attraction. Its a living, breathing piece of history that refuses to be commodified.
-
Scientists Find Rare Meteorites In China's Chang'e-6 Moon Samples
Chang'e 6 made history in 2024, by bringing back 1,935.3 grams of lunar samples from the Moon's South Pole-Aitken Basin.
-
World Ozone Day 2025: Date, History, Theme, Significance And More
World Ozone Day 2025: World Ozone Day or International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer is observed annually on September 16.
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"Later Downplayed As... ": Shashi Tharoor's Emergency Barb At Congress
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has said that the Emergency should not be remembered merely as a dark chapter in India's history, but that its lessons must be fully understood.
-
"Aim Was To Preserve Dynastic Rule": Amit Shah On Emergency
The Emergency, imposed 50 years ago, by a despotic ruler, whose sole aim was to preserve her dynastic rule, was one of the darkest chapters in India's history, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Wednesday.
-
Ancient Scrolls Found in Qumran Caves Unlock Secrets of Jewish History and Biblical Texts
Discovered near the Dead Sea, the Qumran scrolls contain ancient biblical texts and writings from a Jewish sect, likely the Essenes. Archaeological and AI research shows the scrolls' origins stretch back over 2,000 years, offering rare insight into Second Temple Judaism. Their preservation in the caves continues to fuel historical and religious sch...
