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How Nushu, China's Women-Only Writing System, Is Finding New Life Today
This unique writing system was on the verge of disappearing, but slowly and gradually, Nushu is making a comeback.
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Video: 16,000 Women Have Left Locks Of Hair At This Museum In Cappadocia, Turkey
Started in 1979 by pottery master Galip Körükçü, the museum now holds over sixteen thousand hair samples with names and contacts.
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Chinese University Offers Course That Requires Students To Call Strangers
As part of their homework, students are given specific tasks that require picking up the phone and talking to people they have never met before.
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Video: This New Zealand Fence Is Covered In Hundreds Of Bras, And Tourists Keep Adding More
This roadside fence in New Zealand's Cardrona Valley has become an unusual tourist attraction after visitors began hanging bras on it.
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In Chhattisgarh's Korea, This School Helps Class 1 Kids Learn Hindi In 15 Days
A government primary school in Chhattisgarh teaches Class 1 students to read Hindi within 15 to 20 days using pictures and local surroundings.
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From Stolen Shoes To Smashed Plates: 40 Wedding Traditions You Have To See To Believe
From Scotland's messy 'blackening' to Wales's carved love spoons, these 40 customs show how differently the world celebrates saying 'I do.'
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This Viral Dessert Spot In Mumbai Serves Hyper-Realistic Fruit And Nut-Shaped Ice Creams
From strawberries and bananas to oranges, hazelnuts and peanuts, these ice creams don’t just look realistic but taste like real fruits too.
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Chinese Man Starts 'Itch-Scratching' Business, Earns Rs 14 Lakh Per Month: "It's In Great Demand"
The service costs 300 yuan (about Rs 4200) an hour and is marketed as a way to relax, relieve stress and improve sleep.
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Content Creator Skips The Bus, Takes A Vintage Car To Explore Rome
Planning to explore Rome? A content creator has found a rather interesting and comfortable alternative to the usual buses.
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How India's 'Mango Man' Grew More Than 300 Types Of Mangoes On Just One Tree
Kalimullah Khan has developed several new mango varieties and named them after prominent personalities, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar and Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.
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'Free Of Cost': Student Lauds Adani Group After 6-Week Course At Research Science Initiative
Students hail Adani-backed initiative for bringing advanced scientific research and mentorship within reach at no cost
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Aadhaar Users Can Now Update Email ID Through App, No Centre Visit Needed
UIDAI allows Aadhaar users to update email IDs via mobile app without centre visits. The feature boosts digital security with real-time alerts and has seen strong adoption under the Digital India initiative.
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6 Non-Touristy Things To Do In Bangkok For A More Local Experience
A small shift in your plans can reveal a quieter, more local side of Bangkok worth exploring.
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Why Does Every Human Voice Sound Different? Scientists Explain
Over time, humans lost the vocal membranes and air sacs found in monkeys and apes and developed a more stable voice box.
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From Dead Sea To Death Valley, 5 Lowest Places On Earth You Can Explore
If you are looking for something truly unforgettable, these low-lying destinations deserve a spot on your list.
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How Nushu, China's Women-Only Writing System, Is Finding New Life Today
This unique writing system was on the verge of disappearing, but slowly and gradually, Nushu is making a comeback.
-
Video: 16,000 Women Have Left Locks Of Hair At This Museum In Cappadocia, Turkey
Started in 1979 by pottery master Galip Körükçü, the museum now holds over sixteen thousand hair samples with names and contacts.
-
Chinese University Offers Course That Requires Students To Call Strangers
As part of their homework, students are given specific tasks that require picking up the phone and talking to people they have never met before.
-
Video: This New Zealand Fence Is Covered In Hundreds Of Bras, And Tourists Keep Adding More
This roadside fence in New Zealand's Cardrona Valley has become an unusual tourist attraction after visitors began hanging bras on it.
-
In Chhattisgarh's Korea, This School Helps Class 1 Kids Learn Hindi In 15 Days
A government primary school in Chhattisgarh teaches Class 1 students to read Hindi within 15 to 20 days using pictures and local surroundings.
-
From Stolen Shoes To Smashed Plates: 40 Wedding Traditions You Have To See To Believe
From Scotland's messy 'blackening' to Wales's carved love spoons, these 40 customs show how differently the world celebrates saying 'I do.'
-
This Viral Dessert Spot In Mumbai Serves Hyper-Realistic Fruit And Nut-Shaped Ice Creams
From strawberries and bananas to oranges, hazelnuts and peanuts, these ice creams don’t just look realistic but taste like real fruits too.
-
Chinese Man Starts 'Itch-Scratching' Business, Earns Rs 14 Lakh Per Month: "It's In Great Demand"
The service costs 300 yuan (about Rs 4200) an hour and is marketed as a way to relax, relieve stress and improve sleep.
-
Content Creator Skips The Bus, Takes A Vintage Car To Explore Rome
Planning to explore Rome? A content creator has found a rather interesting and comfortable alternative to the usual buses.
-
How India's 'Mango Man' Grew More Than 300 Types Of Mangoes On Just One Tree
Kalimullah Khan has developed several new mango varieties and named them after prominent personalities, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar and Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.
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'Free Of Cost': Student Lauds Adani Group After 6-Week Course At Research Science Initiative
Students hail Adani-backed initiative for bringing advanced scientific research and mentorship within reach at no cost
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Aadhaar Users Can Now Update Email ID Through App, No Centre Visit Needed
UIDAI allows Aadhaar users to update email IDs via mobile app without centre visits. The feature boosts digital security with real-time alerts and has seen strong adoption under the Digital India initiative.
-
6 Non-Touristy Things To Do In Bangkok For A More Local Experience
A small shift in your plans can reveal a quieter, more local side of Bangkok worth exploring.
-
Why Does Every Human Voice Sound Different? Scientists Explain
Over time, humans lost the vocal membranes and air sacs found in monkeys and apes and developed a more stable voice box.
-
From Dead Sea To Death Valley, 5 Lowest Places On Earth You Can Explore
If you are looking for something truly unforgettable, these low-lying destinations deserve a spot on your list.
