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Who was Sequoyah? The Cherokee genius once accused of witchcraft who created a written language and changed historySequoyah, a Cherokee innovator, developed a unique writing system for his people. This invention transformed the Cherokee into one of North...- Discover the art of distilling: A journey through Buffalo Trace Distillery's rich heritageThe only American distillery that never stopped making whisky (not through wars, fires, or even Prohibition) now brings 250 years of unbrok...
- AWS, Microsoft Azure may reroute West Asia data centre workload to IndiaOn March 2, two Amazon Web Services (AWS) data centres in the United Arab Emirates and one in Bahrain were struck by drones, hitting local ...
- Deceased Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had no India roots; only student to Ruhollah Khomeini, whose ancestry traces to IndiaIran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has died in Israeli bombings. Khamenei had no Indian roots, unlike his predecessor Ruhollah Khomeini. Kh...
- Scientists discover a 220‑mile‑wide ‘hot blob’ beneath New Hampshire, drifting towards NYCScientists find a huge hot rock area under New Hampshire. This Northern Appalachian Anomaly (NAA) is very hot and located deep down. It for...
- A history of globalisation on horsebackThe animal has been part of Western imagination since Paleolithic humans painted the Lascaux caves around 20,000 years ago
- The spirit of new Bharat: Attitudes towards living in the West versus India may be changingWe are used to hearing hair-raising stories of migration westwards, despite the enormous cost and strain. But here was a quiet girl who emb...
- The annual migration of 'Homo NRIensis'During winter in India, along with migratory birds like Siberian Cranes and Bluethroats, a human species called Homo NRIensis returns. Thes...
- Utahns celebrate Pioneer Day; what it is and why it is celebrated?Pioneer Day is a significant holiday in Utah, USA, commemorating the arrival of Mormon pioneers led by Brigham Young in 1847. Celebrated wi...
- TV star George Maharis, best known for 'Route 66' in the 1960s, passes away at 94American actor George Maharis, who gained popularity as Buz Murdock in the hit television series "Route 66," has died at the age of 94. The...
- India has to reimagine ties with its diasporaThe next few decades will see a new phase in the diasporic experience of India and Indians. People of Indian origin in the Caribbean, Afric...
- At least 33 dead in Panama migrant bus crashUpdating the death toll from 15, Panama's national director of migration Samira Gozaine told the Telemetro broadcaster that "for now, we ha...
- Jill Biden on what Ukrainian mothers taught her about the warThe US First Lady, Jill Biden, visited war-torn Ukraine on Mother’s Day. After interacting with civilians, she wrote down her opinion on wh...
- Ukraine war sets off Europe’s fastest migration in decadesAt least 660,000 people, most of them women and children, fled Ukraine for neighboring countries to the west in the first five days of Russ...
- Collaborators succeed in history, not the 'command and control' kingsThe Mughals who came five centuries ago were successful in India far more than earlier Delhi Sultans because they collaborated with local R...
- Why India needs to see marital relationships in political and economic termsZeus, king of the gods, in Greek mythology had children by many women, both mortal and immortal, nymphs and goddesses and titans. But he ha...
- Key to butterfly climate survival may be colour codedA butterfly's ability to absorb or reflect heat from the sun with its wings could be a matter of life and death in a warming world, accordi...
- India’s real economic dynamo: A silent force that brings in 2% of GDPIndia’s GDP growth has been better than in the decade before.
- 10 crazy facts about time that will make you question your existenceThese crazy facts about the idea of time is sure to change your perspective.
- Tigress travels 150km from Bor to Pohara-MalkhedA young tigress travelled around 150km from Bor Tiger Reserve to Pohra-Malkhed reserve forest in AmraAvati division once again highlighting...
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