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In 1999, treasure hunters dug up a corroded disk in Germany, and Bronze Age skies came back into viewAn illegal discovery of a rusted bronze disc near Nebra, Germany, has revealed profound insights into Bronze Age understanding of the cosmo...- 'How dare you': South Korean activist horrified by martial lawShin Jae-hyung, a 66-year-old veteran of South Korea's pro-democracy movement, protested against President Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of m...
- America discovered by 'our Indian ancestors', not Columbus: MP Education MinisterMadhya Pradesh's Higher Education Minister Inder Singh Parmar claimed that Indian ancestors discovered America, not Christopher Columbus. H...
- Bihar: Grandchildren of cook who refused to poison Mahatma Gandhi await entire land promised by PresidentGrandchildren of Batak Mian, a cook who defied the orders of a British officer to poison Mahatma Gandhi during Champaran Satyagraha in 1917...
- Cannes 2023: Nazi drama The Zone of Interest director says ‘This is not a museum piece’Nazi drama The Zone of Interest’s director Jonathan Glazer said the film needed to be presented with a degree of urgency and alarm.
- Of stolen art and looters' crafty craftRecent years have witnessed an increasing demand for the repatriation of looted art objects globally. Even as the British Museum in London ...
- ''We survived'': Kherson comes alive after Russian withdrawalThe humiliating Russian retreat did not bring an end to the sounds of war in Kherson. About 70 per cent of the wider Kherson region is stil...
- Ferdinand Marcos Jr sworn in as the new President of the PhilippinesFerdinand Marcos Jr. takes an oath to serve as the 17th President of the Philippines on Thursday, 30th June 2022, after winning elections o...
- PM Modi to visit Goa today, to participate in Goa Liberation Day celebrationsPrime Minister will inaugurate multiple development projects including the renovated Fort Aguada Jail Museum, Super Speciality Block at Goa...
- PM Modi in Goa on Sunday, to attend liberation day events, inaugurate development projectsGoa is among five states which are headed for assembly polls early next year.
- Paintings, projections, VR 'Starry Nights' try to take us close to the artist. But can we ever really know van Gogh?Can an artist’s work be reimagined to give an audience in modern times an even more intimate contemporary relationship with the art?
- Bangladesh genocide: Global acknowledgement eludes even after five decadesThe 1971 Genocide Museum and Archives was established to ensure that this dark period of Bangladesh's history is not forgotten and to keep ...
- Pakistan-backed tribal invasion of Kashmir first attack on independent India: Culture MinisterBeing organised by National Museum Institute of History of Art, Conservation and Museology in collaboration with the Jammu and Kashmir Unio...
- The 'Chernobyl' effect: Bengalureans are soaking up the 'dark tourism' trendDelhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru contribute to over 85% of bookings to ‘dark’ destinations.
- Wish to explore Cambodia's rich culture and cuisine is span of two days? Visit Phnom PenhA deeply religious country, Cambodia maintains Buddhist monasteries and temples in splendour.
- Haunted Passage: Spookiest places around the worldMany war memorials, prisons, cemeteries and castles extend ‘Ghost Tours’ to curious tourists
- Lenovo Thinkpad: A journey into Torture Testing of the world's oldest notebook in JapanThe ThinkPads, according to the Lenovo staff at Yokohama Labs, are designed to work normally in temperature ranges of 50-60 degrees.
- Medieval Czech list: Cesky Krumlov known for its architecture and artThankfully, I did not look anomalous; I melded with the baroque extravagance of a squat town that is so proud of its UNESCO World Heritage ...
- Rivetting facets of LucerneVisitors to Switzerland may well be forgiven for thinking that Lucerne is just the base for excursions to the fascinating Mt Titlis and Mt ...
- Lovin' TokyoLove Tokyo because of its style and glamour and hate it because of its claustrophobic atmosphere and lack of greenery.
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