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Wikipedia Brings ‘Which Came First?’ History Trivia Game to iPhone a Year After Launch on Android
Wikipedia has introduced “Which came first?” for iPhone users through the latest update to its iOS app. Available via the Explore section, the daily quiz asks players to place historical events in the correct chronological order. The game features five new challenges each day, with questions based on notable events linked to that date in histor...
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Where Did Samosa Come From? Viral Post Questions Its Origin With '500-Year-Old' Recipe
A viral X post claims a 16th-century manuscript reveals a very different, royal version of the samosa.
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Ever Wondered Why Beer Bottle Caps Have 21 Ridges? Here's The Real Reason
There's real science behind those 21 tiny ridges on every beer cap. Learn how they keep your favourite drink fresh and secure.
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Which Country Is Known As The 'Land Of A Thousand Lakes'
The title Land of a Thousand Lakes belongs to one stunning country, but do you know which one? Explore the origin of this name and the landscapes that inspired it.
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Which Mountain Is Known As The Golden Mountain Of India?
There is a famous Himalayan giant in India known for its stunning golden shine at dawn and dusk. Find out which mountain has earned the captivating title of the Golden Mountain of India.
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Where Does Champagne Get Its Name From?
If you think Champagne gets its name from a fruit, a flavour or a special winemaking trick, think again.
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Which Indian City Is Called The City Of Seven Islands? Find Out Here
Ever wondered which Indian city is famously called the City of Seven Islands? Discover its fascinating history and why it earned this unique title.
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Why Are Train Roofs Curved? The Smart Science Behind The Shape
Whether it's a high-speed train or a cargo carrier, the curved roof is a defining feature. Let's take a closer look - you might be surprised at what you discover.
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How Maple Syrup Thieves In Canada Once Made History With A Theft Worth Millions Of Dollars
The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist unfolded in 2011-2012. However, its story continues to fascinate people around the world even today.
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Who Invented Burgers? Unravelling The Juicy History Behind America's Favourite Dish
From a simple ground meat product to an item served in Michelin-starred restaurants, discover how the humble burger became an international food icon.
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Food Trivia: Why Are Strawberries Considered Romantic?
Strawberries are often seen as a symbol of love and romance. Ever wondered why? Read on to learn the history behind the popular notion of strawberries as a love fruit.
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Until 1955, Union Budget Was Only Printed In English. Then This Happened
The preparation of the Union Budget is a lengthy exercise that spans several months. The presentation of the Budget is a crucial event that shapes the economic trajectory of the nation and carries forward the government's welfare programmes.
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Netflix April 2022 Releases: Mai, Dasvi, Gangubai Kathiawadi, Better Call Saul Season 6, and More
Dasvi movie, Mai web series, Ozark season 4 part 2, Better Call Saul season 6, Russian Doll season 2, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, The Bubble with Vir Das, Anatomy of a Scandal, Our Great National Parks with Barack Obama, Elon Musk in Return to Space, Elite season 5 — the biggest movies and TV series in April 2022 on Netflix in India.
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20 Years Since Harry Potter Went To Hogwarts: A List Of Essential Terminology
Next week marks the 20th anniversary of the first Harry Potter film.
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Baahubali: The Real Beginning - 7 Years After The Start, 10 Things You Might Not Know
On the day when Baahubali went on floors, we compiled a list of 10 facts you should know about the Baahubali series.
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Wikipedia Brings ‘Which Came First?’ History Trivia Game to iPhone a Year After Launch on Android
Wikipedia has introduced “Which came first?” for iPhone users through the latest update to its iOS app. Available via the Explore section, the daily quiz asks players to place historical events in the correct chronological order. The game features five new challenges each day, with questions based on notable events linked to that date in histor...
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Where Did Samosa Come From? Viral Post Questions Its Origin With '500-Year-Old' Recipe
A viral X post claims a 16th-century manuscript reveals a very different, royal version of the samosa.
-
Ever Wondered Why Beer Bottle Caps Have 21 Ridges? Here's The Real Reason
There's real science behind those 21 tiny ridges on every beer cap. Learn how they keep your favourite drink fresh and secure.
-
Which Country Is Known As The 'Land Of A Thousand Lakes'
The title Land of a Thousand Lakes belongs to one stunning country, but do you know which one? Explore the origin of this name and the landscapes that inspired it.
-
Which Mountain Is Known As The Golden Mountain Of India?
There is a famous Himalayan giant in India known for its stunning golden shine at dawn and dusk. Find out which mountain has earned the captivating title of the Golden Mountain of India.
-
Where Does Champagne Get Its Name From?
If you think Champagne gets its name from a fruit, a flavour or a special winemaking trick, think again.
-
Which Indian City Is Called The City Of Seven Islands? Find Out Here
Ever wondered which Indian city is famously called the City of Seven Islands? Discover its fascinating history and why it earned this unique title.
-
Why Are Train Roofs Curved? The Smart Science Behind The Shape
Whether it's a high-speed train or a cargo carrier, the curved roof is a defining feature. Let's take a closer look - you might be surprised at what you discover.
-
How Maple Syrup Thieves In Canada Once Made History With A Theft Worth Millions Of Dollars
The Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist unfolded in 2011-2012. However, its story continues to fascinate people around the world even today.
-
Who Invented Burgers? Unravelling The Juicy History Behind America's Favourite Dish
From a simple ground meat product to an item served in Michelin-starred restaurants, discover how the humble burger became an international food icon.
-
Food Trivia: Why Are Strawberries Considered Romantic?
Strawberries are often seen as a symbol of love and romance. Ever wondered why? Read on to learn the history behind the popular notion of strawberries as a love fruit.
-
Until 1955, Union Budget Was Only Printed In English. Then This Happened
The preparation of the Union Budget is a lengthy exercise that spans several months. The presentation of the Budget is a crucial event that shapes the economic trajectory of the nation and carries forward the government's welfare programmes.
-
Netflix April 2022 Releases: Mai, Dasvi, Gangubai Kathiawadi, Better Call Saul Season 6, and More
Dasvi movie, Mai web series, Ozark season 4 part 2, Better Call Saul season 6, Russian Doll season 2, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, The Bubble with Vir Das, Anatomy of a Scandal, Our Great National Parks with Barack Obama, Elon Musk in Return to Space, Elite season 5 — the biggest movies and TV series in April 2022 on Netflix in India.
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20 Years Since Harry Potter Went To Hogwarts: A List Of Essential Terminology
Next week marks the 20th anniversary of the first Harry Potter film.
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Baahubali: The Real Beginning - 7 Years After The Start, 10 Things You Might Not Know
On the day when Baahubali went on floors, we compiled a list of 10 facts you should know about the Baahubali series.
