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Ramgarh Shekhawati: Rajasthan's Forgotten Heritage Town Undergoing Revival
Tapping on the growing idea of cultural tourism, Ramgarh Shekhawati, a small town in Rajasthan with extensive historical value, is breathing a second life.
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10 Fun Ways to Immerse Yourself in Local Culture While Travelling
Because the best way to experience a new destination isn't just through its sights, but through its local culture, people, cuisine, and traditions.
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"India's Spirit of Service A Symbol Of Secularism": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday asserted India's spiritual culture is deeply rooted in the spirit of service and his government has been working selflessly for people's welfare for more than a decade.
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US Woman Showcases Her Life After Marrying An Odia Man: "Such Humble And Kind People"
In an Instagram video, Hannah recounts her incredible journey of becoming an integral part of her husband's Odia family, sharing valuable insights on love, and cultural acceptance.
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"Critical Period For Indigenous People...": Biren Singh At 'Manipur United by Diversity' Festival
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Friday said his government is working hard to ensure rights, respect and ownership of land for the indigenous people in the state.
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37,000-Year-Old Ritual Gathering Space Discovered in Israel’s Manot Cave
Researchers have uncovered a 37,000-year-old chamber in Israel's Manot Cave, believed to have hosted ritual gatherings. The space features a carved boulder and deer antler linked to spiritual practices during the Aurignacian period. Natural acoustics and ash traces suggest torch-lit ceremonies involving up to 100 participants. Radiometric dating co...
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The Sneakerhead Culture: How Collecting Sneakers Became A Global Phenomenon
Sneakerhead culture has evolved from a niche interest into a global phenomenon, captivating people of all ages. Collecting sneakers, once a pastime for a small group, has now become a mainstream obsession.Â
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Astrophotographer Captures Milky Way Over Easter Island's Moai During Eclipse
Astrophotographer Josh Dury captured the vibrant Milky Way over Easter Island’s ancient Moai statues during his trip to witness an annular eclipse. His photograph, titled Aringa Ora O Te Tupuna, pays homage to the island’s ancestral legacy and culture. Recognised by NASA as an Astronomy Photo of the Day, this image highlights the island's dark ...
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PM Modi Greets Nation On Chhath
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday greeted people on the occasion of Chhath and said the glimpses of nature and culture witnessed during the four-day rituals of 'Mahaparva Chhath' will instill new energy in people.
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Skeleton in Found Belgium Contains Bones from Five People Across 2,500 Years of History
A skeleton found in Pommerœul, Belgium, shocked archaeologists when they discovered that it contained bones from at least five people, spanning from the Neolithic era to the Roman period. The bones were carefully arranged, possibly by the Romans who may have disturbed a Neolithic grave. DNA analysis and radiocarbon dating have confirmed the bones...
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New Study Unveils Deadly Power and Precision of Indigenous Australian Weapons Kodj and Leangle
Biomechanics research has revealed the exceptional power and precision of Indigenous Australian weapons, specifically the kodj and leangle. These tools, designed by Aboriginal people for hunting and protection, display remarkable force and accuracy that underscore the sophistication of traditional Aboriginal technology.
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Why This CEO Will Never Ask His Employees To Return To The Office: ''I Trust People"
With a workforce spread across the US, Israel, and Costa Rica, Mr Landau adopts a work-from-anywhere policy, allowing employees to work flexibly.
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Where Can We Find 'Su Filindeu'? The Rarest And Most Endangered Pasta In The World
Su Filindeu pasta is so difficult to make that many expert cooks have tried to learn how to make this pasta but ended up failing.
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Primitive Humans in Scandinavia Used Boats Made Up of Animal Skins in 3500 BC, Study Suggests
A new study suggests that people from the Pitted Ware Culture (PWC) in ancient Scandinavia likely built boats from animal skins, possibly seal hides, to fish, hunt, and trade. The PWC was a Neolithic group of hunter-gatherers who lived between 3500 and 2300 B.C. in regions near the Baltic and North Seas.
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Workers In Japan Turn To Companies That Help Them Quit Their Jobs
In Japan, companies are cashing in on employees' hesitancy to call it quits and helping people leave their unsatisfying workplaces.
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Ramgarh Shekhawati: Rajasthan's Forgotten Heritage Town Undergoing Revival
Tapping on the growing idea of cultural tourism, Ramgarh Shekhawati, a small town in Rajasthan with extensive historical value, is breathing a second life.
-
10 Fun Ways to Immerse Yourself in Local Culture While Travelling
Because the best way to experience a new destination isn't just through its sights, but through its local culture, people, cuisine, and traditions.
-
"India's Spirit of Service A Symbol Of Secularism": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday asserted India's spiritual culture is deeply rooted in the spirit of service and his government has been working selflessly for people's welfare for more than a decade.
-
US Woman Showcases Her Life After Marrying An Odia Man: "Such Humble And Kind People"
In an Instagram video, Hannah recounts her incredible journey of becoming an integral part of her husband's Odia family, sharing valuable insights on love, and cultural acceptance.
-
"Critical Period For Indigenous People...": Biren Singh At 'Manipur United by Diversity' Festival
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Friday said his government is working hard to ensure rights, respect and ownership of land for the indigenous people in the state.
-
37,000-Year-Old Ritual Gathering Space Discovered in Israel’s Manot Cave
Researchers have uncovered a 37,000-year-old chamber in Israel's Manot Cave, believed to have hosted ritual gatherings. The space features a carved boulder and deer antler linked to spiritual practices during the Aurignacian period. Natural acoustics and ash traces suggest torch-lit ceremonies involving up to 100 participants. Radiometric dating co...
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The Sneakerhead Culture: How Collecting Sneakers Became A Global Phenomenon
Sneakerhead culture has evolved from a niche interest into a global phenomenon, captivating people of all ages. Collecting sneakers, once a pastime for a small group, has now become a mainstream obsession.Â
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Astrophotographer Captures Milky Way Over Easter Island's Moai During Eclipse
Astrophotographer Josh Dury captured the vibrant Milky Way over Easter Island’s ancient Moai statues during his trip to witness an annular eclipse. His photograph, titled Aringa Ora O Te Tupuna, pays homage to the island’s ancestral legacy and culture. Recognised by NASA as an Astronomy Photo of the Day, this image highlights the island's dark ...
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PM Modi Greets Nation On Chhath
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday greeted people on the occasion of Chhath and said the glimpses of nature and culture witnessed during the four-day rituals of 'Mahaparva Chhath' will instill new energy in people.
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Skeleton in Found Belgium Contains Bones from Five People Across 2,500 Years of History
A skeleton found in Pommerœul, Belgium, shocked archaeologists when they discovered that it contained bones from at least five people, spanning from the Neolithic era to the Roman period. The bones were carefully arranged, possibly by the Romans who may have disturbed a Neolithic grave. DNA analysis and radiocarbon dating have confirmed the bones...
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New Study Unveils Deadly Power and Precision of Indigenous Australian Weapons Kodj and Leangle
Biomechanics research has revealed the exceptional power and precision of Indigenous Australian weapons, specifically the kodj and leangle. These tools, designed by Aboriginal people for hunting and protection, display remarkable force and accuracy that underscore the sophistication of traditional Aboriginal technology.
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Why This CEO Will Never Ask His Employees To Return To The Office: ''I Trust People"
With a workforce spread across the US, Israel, and Costa Rica, Mr Landau adopts a work-from-anywhere policy, allowing employees to work flexibly.
-
Where Can We Find 'Su Filindeu'? The Rarest And Most Endangered Pasta In The World
Su Filindeu pasta is so difficult to make that many expert cooks have tried to learn how to make this pasta but ended up failing.
-
Primitive Humans in Scandinavia Used Boats Made Up of Animal Skins in 3500 BC, Study Suggests
A new study suggests that people from the Pitted Ware Culture (PWC) in ancient Scandinavia likely built boats from animal skins, possibly seal hides, to fish, hunt, and trade. The PWC was a Neolithic group of hunter-gatherers who lived between 3500 and 2300 B.C. in regions near the Baltic and North Seas.
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Workers In Japan Turn To Companies That Help Them Quit Their Jobs
In Japan, companies are cashing in on employees' hesitancy to call it quits and helping people leave their unsatisfying workplaces.
