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This 19-Km Scenic Train Ride In Tamil Nadu Costs Less Than A Plate Of Momos
The Nilgiri Mountain Railway is part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Mountain Railways of India. It is known for its historic train service through the hills of Tamil Nadu.
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United Nations Body Shares Framework To Make Teachers AI-Ready
UNESCO AI Framework: The authors stated that teachers need to have the critical capacity to assess the potential positive and negative impacts of AI.
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World Teachers' Day 2026: Wishes, Quotes, And Messages You Can Share Today
World Teachers' Day Wishes: The year 2026 marks the 60th anniversary of the 1966 ILO/UNESCO Recommendation concerning the status of teachers, which outlines standards for teacher preparation.
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Kiribati Teachers Prepare Students For Digital Future Amid Limited Connectivity: UNESCO Report
UNESCO said the model-school approach is intended to generate lessons that can later be adapted across Kiribati, including areas where access to basic learning resources remains limited.
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This Cave In Vietnam Is So Vast It Has Its Own Weather System
Hidden deep within Vietnam's jungles lies Son Doong, the world's largest cave. So vast that it has its own weather system, the natural wonder recently left a traveller awestruck and sparked fascination online.
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UNESCO Honours Finland And Brazil AI-In-Education Projects With 2026 ICT Prize
The two winners were selected from over 100 nominations submitted by UNESCO member states and organisations.
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5 New Sites Added To India's UNESCO Tentative List For World Heritage
The Udaigiri hill in Madhya Pradesh contains a rock-cut sacred ensemble developed primarily under Gupta patronage between the late 4th and early 5th centuries, according to the UNESCO website.
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Which Indian Place Is Known As The City Of Caves?
Just off Mumbai's coast is an island with ancient rock-cut caves, massive Shiva sculptures and a history that goes back more than a thousand years.
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This 1,000-Year-Old Village In America Has No Running Water, Electricity Inside Homes
Residents of Taos Pueblo maintain a century-old lifestyle in mud adobe homes without electricity or running water.
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UNESCO International Literacy Prizes 2026: Know The Global Winners And Their Work
Six global literacy programmes from Colombia, Lebanon, Mexico, the Netherlands, Nigeria, and Thailand won the UNESCO International Literacy Prizes 2026.
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IIT Madras, UNESCO Institute Partner To Develop AI-Powered Learning Tools
The initiative supports UN Sustainable Development Goal 4.7 by promoting inclusive and learner-centric education with emerging technologies.
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Know Your World: Which Is India's 45th UNESCO World Heritage Site? A Quick GK Guide
With 45 sites in the list, India ranks sixth globally and second in Asia Pacific region for the most number of World Heritage sites.
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Air Pollution Accelerating Decay Of Humayun's Tomb: IIT Study
Study reveals black crust from pollution weakens Humayuns Tomb sandstone
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10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites Add To Your Bucket List
The Ancient Buddhist Site of Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh was officially inscribed as India's 45th UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 25.
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2,500 Years On, The World Finally Puts A Crown On Sarnath Where Buddhism Began
The ancient Buddhist site of Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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This 19-Km Scenic Train Ride In Tamil Nadu Costs Less Than A Plate Of Momos
The Nilgiri Mountain Railway is part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Mountain Railways of India. It is known for its historic train service through the hills of Tamil Nadu.
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United Nations Body Shares Framework To Make Teachers AI-Ready
UNESCO AI Framework: The authors stated that teachers need to have the critical capacity to assess the potential positive and negative impacts of AI.
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World Teachers' Day 2026: Wishes, Quotes, And Messages You Can Share Today
World Teachers' Day Wishes: The year 2026 marks the 60th anniversary of the 1966 ILO/UNESCO Recommendation concerning the status of teachers, which outlines standards for teacher preparation.
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Kiribati Teachers Prepare Students For Digital Future Amid Limited Connectivity: UNESCO Report
UNESCO said the model-school approach is intended to generate lessons that can later be adapted across Kiribati, including areas where access to basic learning resources remains limited.
-
This Cave In Vietnam Is So Vast It Has Its Own Weather System
Hidden deep within Vietnam's jungles lies Son Doong, the world's largest cave. So vast that it has its own weather system, the natural wonder recently left a traveller awestruck and sparked fascination online.
-
UNESCO Honours Finland And Brazil AI-In-Education Projects With 2026 ICT Prize
The two winners were selected from over 100 nominations submitted by UNESCO member states and organisations.
-
5 New Sites Added To India's UNESCO Tentative List For World Heritage
The Udaigiri hill in Madhya Pradesh contains a rock-cut sacred ensemble developed primarily under Gupta patronage between the late 4th and early 5th centuries, according to the UNESCO website.
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Which Indian Place Is Known As The City Of Caves?
Just off Mumbai's coast is an island with ancient rock-cut caves, massive Shiva sculptures and a history that goes back more than a thousand years.
-
This 1,000-Year-Old Village In America Has No Running Water, Electricity Inside Homes
Residents of Taos Pueblo maintain a century-old lifestyle in mud adobe homes without electricity or running water.
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UNESCO International Literacy Prizes 2026: Know The Global Winners And Their Work
Six global literacy programmes from Colombia, Lebanon, Mexico, the Netherlands, Nigeria, and Thailand won the UNESCO International Literacy Prizes 2026.
-
IIT Madras, UNESCO Institute Partner To Develop AI-Powered Learning Tools
The initiative supports UN Sustainable Development Goal 4.7 by promoting inclusive and learner-centric education with emerging technologies.
-
Know Your World: Which Is India's 45th UNESCO World Heritage Site? A Quick GK Guide
With 45 sites in the list, India ranks sixth globally and second in Asia Pacific region for the most number of World Heritage sites.
-
Air Pollution Accelerating Decay Of Humayun's Tomb: IIT Study
Study reveals black crust from pollution weakens Humayuns Tomb sandstone
-
10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites Add To Your Bucket List
The Ancient Buddhist Site of Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh was officially inscribed as India's 45th UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 25.
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2,500 Years On, The World Finally Puts A Crown On Sarnath Where Buddhism Began
The ancient Buddhist site of Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
