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Today in History: On This Day, June 20, Queen Victoria ascends, Morse patents telegraph, Jaws premieres and shipwreck revealedOn This Day in History, June 20 saw Queen Victoria ascend the British throne, Samuel Morse receive a telegraph patent, Jaws redefine Hollyw...- Quote of the Day by Mother Teresa: “The hunger for love is… – Inspiring lessons on relationships, loneliness, human nature, emotional needs and why love should always make you feel special by the Nobel Peace Prize-winning humanitarian known for her lifelong service to the poor and her profound insight on compassion and human sufferingQuote of the Day by Mother Teresa: Mother Teresa’s quote, “The hunger for love is much more difficult to remove than the hunger for bread,”...
- Quote of the day by Mother Teresa: ‘I find the rich much poorer, as sometimes they are lonelier inside. The hunger for love is much more difficult to remove than the hunger for bread’ - lessons on the true meaning of wealth from celebrated Catholic saintMother Teresa, now Saint Teresa of Calcutta, spoke of a deeper poverty. She noted that the rich can be lonelier, their hunger for love hard...
- This day in history, May 30: From Joan of Arc's execution to the first Indy 500, women's pro baseball league debut and Mariner 9's launch to MarsThis day in history, May 30, has witnessed some of the world's most significant political, military, scientific and cultural developments. ...
- Which country is known for its tulip fields and windmills?The Netherlands is globally renowned for its vibrant tulip fields and iconic windmills, drawing millions of tourists annually. These symbol...
- Big things have small beginnings: Why the famous quote from the 1962 film Lawrence of Arabia is a life lesson for allThe famous quote “Big things have small beginnings” from Lawrence of Arabia highlights the importance of patience, persistence, and believi...
- March 30 in world history: From US purchase of Alaska to birth of Vincent van GoghMarch 30th marks significant historical turning points, from the birth of artist Vincent van Gogh in 1853 to the 1856 Treaty of Paris endin...
- Who Hid This Massive Gold Hoard? Hikers' Discovery in Czech Forest Puzzles ArchaeologistsHikers in the Krkonos Mountains of the Czech Republic stumbled upon a hidden treasure. They found 598 gold coins and personal items conceal...
- Dubai, Oman, Yemen once ruled from Delhi? Nithin Kamath’s post leaves internet shocked over 'forgotten history'A recent social media post by Nithin Kamath sparked interest in the forgotten history of the British Indian Empire, which extended far beyo...
- India and Turkey’s crossed connections in food and historyIndia and Turkey share a rich yet complicated history shaped by their Turkic roots, with the Ottoman and Mughal empires influencing their r...
- How tariffs and hunger have shaped human historyThe Indian government’s new ‘Green Wall’ initiative along the Aravallis echoes a forgotten historical effort — a 19th-century 4,000-km hedg...
- Who owns Alexander the Great? It's a diplomatic minefield.Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia, is embroiled in controversies over statues of historical figures like Alexander the Great. The city...
- Here's everything to know about the ongoing debate surrounding the Elgin MarblesThe ongoing dispute over the Elgin Marbles involves Greece's fervent bid to reclaim 17 ancient sculptures taken from the Parthenon in the 1...
- Culture, political, economy decide society's future in changing climate crises, researchers sayResearchers at the Complexity Science Hub Vienna have found that the outcomes of a changing climate crisis are determined by a combination ...
- Bulgaria celebrates Liberation Day. See when is itBulgaria marks Liberation Day on March 3, 2023, commemorating its independence after almost 500 years of Ottoman control. The Treaty of San...
- Inside Istanbul's private retreats of the Sultans, where time stands stillOstensibly intended as private retreats, in reality, these kasirs were places to scheme & plot.
- Indian naval ship on port call to Israeli city to deepen defence tiesThe ship, INS Tarangini, arrived at the port of Haifa on September 27 and will be docked there till September 30 after which it will leave ...
- PM Modi visits Haifa, pays homage to Indian World War I heroes"This is the final resting place for 44 of the Indian soldiers who sacrificed their lives during World War I to liberate the city," Modi ha...
- View: China could find its new empire too hard to handleFor one thing, the whole poorly-defined initiative might fail, burdening weak nations with unsustainable debt and stressing the Chinese eco...
- Here is the event that triggered World War IHistorians still debate whether the European powers would have fought a continent-wide war if Ferdinand hadn't been assassinated.
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