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In 1960, when Cuban parents feared Fidel Castro would take their children away, the Catholic Charities of Miami launched Operation Pedro Pan, one of the largest exoduses of 14,000 unaccompanied children in the AmericasOperation Pedro Pan is notable for its role in transporting more than 14,000 Cuban children to the U.S. as their parents sought refuge from...- After centuries in India, the last Cochin Jews try to keep their history aliveKochi's historic Jew Town now has only two remaining Jewish congregants. These individuals strive to preserve their community's centuries-o...
- Automatic for the people: Rising incomes reshape India's car marketAs incomes rise and family earnings change, India's automotive market is poised for a notable shift. In the coming decade, middle-income ho...
- Displaced PoK people protest in Jammu, seek liberation from PakistanDisplaced people from across the Line of Control protested in Jammu on Friday. They demanded the liberation of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir an...
- Canadian citizenship by descent: These 2 documents are key for Indian-origin families applying under new IRCC rulesCanada's citizenship by descent rules now prioritize original birth and marriage certificates. Applicants must submit documents issued by t...
- James Marshall's 1848 discovery set off California's greatest migration; Sutter's Mill is now a historic landmark with a visitor influxJames W. Marshall discovered gold flakes in California in 1848, initiating a massive migration. Thousands traveled overland and by sea to s...
- In the 1980s, Dutch ecologists released cattle, horses, and deer into a fenced polder to recreate “wild Europe”; in one winter, its herds collapsedOostvaardersplassen's ambitious rewilding project sought to revive Europe’s ecological history with the introduction of tough native specie...
- AI to strengthen enterprise software firms, not replace them: Goldman SachsEnterprise software firms will likely grow stronger in the AI era. AI adoption increases the value of enterprise data systems and contextua...
- Quote of the day by Benjamin Netanyahu, 'Peace is something very dear. If you've been through wars and operations and battles, you want peace' reveals psychology behind universal human desire, teaches timeless life advice wars may dominate historical headlines, but peace is what allows civilizations to rebuild, generations to move forwardQuote of the day by Benjamin Netanyahu ultimately points toward a universal human aspiration. Regardless of political identity or nationali...
- In Istanbul, commuter trains run 60 meters beneath the sea through the deepest immersed tunnel ever sunk, the first rail link joining Europe and Asia under the BosphorusIstanbul's Marmaray Tunnel serves as a vital link between Europe and Asia, effectively slashing commute times for thousands. This remarkabl...
- Empire buys back: After Tata, Adani can rewrite India's colonial pastAdani Ports is evaluating the acquisition of a controlling stake in UK's Associated British Ports (ABP) in a deal valued at nearly $10 bill...
- Nearly half of NRI property owners are looking to diversify their investment in properties in India: ReportNearly half of NRI property owners seek investment diversification in India now. Most properties entering the sale pipeline are residential...
- How to clean silver cutlery with aluminium foil: The science-backed trick that restores shine in minutesCleaning silver cutlery with aluminium foil: Tarnished silver cutlery can be cleaned quickly without scrubbing. This method uses aluminum f...
- FIIs cut stakes in 7 Nifty IT stocks. Then the index surged 16% in JulyForeign investors reduced stakes in most Nifty IT stocks during the June quarter. Oracle Financial Services Software saw the largest foreig...
- In the 1930s, the Dust Bowl devastated America but Franklin D. Roosevelt's massive tree-planting project is still protecting US farmland nearly 90 years laterThe Dust Bowl is one of the worst environmental disasters in American history, but it also sparked one of the country's largest conservatio...
- Study abroad is getting harder & India is getting smarter about itNew US immigration rules, rising costs and tighter visa pathways are reshaping the study-abroad equation for Indian students. As global uni...
- 3000 years ago, a hidden chapter of human history was written in thousands of languages, then fell silentFor a long time, the assumption was that ancient history was a endless sea of thousands of small isolated tribes—meaning language diversity...
- In 2012 and 2013, Maine removed two hydroelectric dams from the Penobscot River; river herring later rose from almost zero to more than six millionMaine's Penobscot River shows a remarkable environmental recovery after dam removals. Millions of river herring have returned to the waterw...
- All bad news is priced in, but don't call it a bull market yet: SAMCO MF CEO Viraj GandhiLargecaps offer better safety as valuations are below historical averages. Private banks and cement sectors show clear earnings visibility ...
- Indian pharma firms may yet survive Trump's 200% tariff bombshellDonald Trump's proposed up to 200% tariff on generic drug imports has raised concerns for Indian pharma companies, but industry experts say...
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