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Why Is The Netherlands Called The "Land of Windmills"? How Indian Travellers Can Explore It
The Netherlands is so much more than Amsterdam and tulips. It's a country where water meets land, where ancient windmills stand beside modern architecture, and where locals on bicycles outnumber cars.
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"Omelette Hi Bana Dete": Internet Reacts To Street Vendor's Bizarre Egg Soda
A viral video of a street vendor making egg wala soda has left the internet shocked and disgusted. Social media users are calling it one of the strangest food experiments ever.
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5 Out-Of-The-World Activities That Make A Bhutan Trip Truly Adventurous
Bhutan's adventure offerings aren't about ticking boxes or chasing Instagram moments. They're about genuinely pushing yourself in landscapes that humble you.
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7 Eco-Friendly Stays In India For Environment-Conscious Travellers
These eco-friendly stays in India combine luxury with sustainability, allowing you to enjoy an unforgettable experience while caring for the environment.
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Watch: This Football Turf In Kerala's Backwaters Floats On Water
Nestled in the peaceful waters of Chellanam-Kadamakkudy, this pitch is built directly over a river, offering breathtaking views and an experience that blends sport with nature.
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Not Train Or Cab, Tourists Can Explore This Switzerland City By River Swimming
Swimming in the Aare River is a must-do experience in Bern for visitors who really want to get to know the city.
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Viral: Foreign Couple Travelling From Delhi To Jaipur Impressed With Indian Train Facilities
The video highlights charging sockets under the seats, complimentary bottled water, and ample overhead space for luggage in modern Indian trains.
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Early Earth’s Deep Mantle May Have Held More Water Than Previously Believed, Study Finds
Scientists have discovered that Earth’s deep mantle may have stored an ocean’s worth of water during the planet’s earliest years. New experiments show that bridgmanite, a dominant mantle mineral, can hold much more water under extreme heat, offering fresh insight into how Earth retained water and became habitable.
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Chinese Researchers Reveal How Earth's Deep Mantle Stored Oceans Of Water Billions Of Years Ago
This discovery makes a significant contribution to understanding Earth's early evolution.
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Study Warns Urban Growth Could Leave Millions Without Clean Water By 2050
The study also revealed that by 2050, the population of cities in Africa and Asia will experience rapid population growth.
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Why Is The Netherlands Called The "Land of Windmills"? How Indian Travellers Can Explore It
The Netherlands is so much more than Amsterdam and tulips. It's a country where water meets land, where ancient windmills stand beside modern architecture, and where locals on bicycles outnumber cars.
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"Omelette Hi Bana Dete": Internet Reacts To Street Vendor's Bizarre Egg Soda
A viral video of a street vendor making egg wala soda has left the internet shocked and disgusted. Social media users are calling it one of the strangest food experiments ever.
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5 Out-Of-The-World Activities That Make A Bhutan Trip Truly Adventurous
Bhutan's adventure offerings aren't about ticking boxes or chasing Instagram moments. They're about genuinely pushing yourself in landscapes that humble you.
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7 Eco-Friendly Stays In India For Environment-Conscious Travellers
These eco-friendly stays in India combine luxury with sustainability, allowing you to enjoy an unforgettable experience while caring for the environment.
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Watch: This Football Turf In Kerala's Backwaters Floats On Water
Nestled in the peaceful waters of Chellanam-Kadamakkudy, this pitch is built directly over a river, offering breathtaking views and an experience that blends sport with nature.
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Not Train Or Cab, Tourists Can Explore This Switzerland City By River Swimming
Swimming in the Aare River is a must-do experience in Bern for visitors who really want to get to know the city.
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Viral: Foreign Couple Travelling From Delhi To Jaipur Impressed With Indian Train Facilities
The video highlights charging sockets under the seats, complimentary bottled water, and ample overhead space for luggage in modern Indian trains.
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Early Earth’s Deep Mantle May Have Held More Water Than Previously Believed, Study Finds
Scientists have discovered that Earth’s deep mantle may have stored an ocean’s worth of water during the planet’s earliest years. New experiments show that bridgmanite, a dominant mantle mineral, can hold much more water under extreme heat, offering fresh insight into how Earth retained water and became habitable.
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Chinese Researchers Reveal How Earth's Deep Mantle Stored Oceans Of Water Billions Of Years Ago
This discovery makes a significant contribution to understanding Earth's early evolution.
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Study Warns Urban Growth Could Leave Millions Without Clean Water By 2050
The study also revealed that by 2050, the population of cities in Africa and Asia will experience rapid population growth.
