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Every river in the country has a history of cultural significance and has been worshipped for several reasons. The rivers like Ganga, Yamuna,...

Fictional detective Tintin, whose adventures became veritable study lessons of geography for entire generations, completed 88 years recently since...

Mountains, narrow winding ways of the legendary Silk Route with few hamlets sprinkled like salt and pepper all over commanded a magnificent view of...

The last Mughal emperor, Bahadur Shah Zafar, who was banished to Rangoon by the British after the events of 1857, lamented that he could not be buried...

"In the long run we all are dead", wrote John Maynard Keynes, the great British economist, in 1923 on the debate in Great Britain on restoring the...

Jingle bells jingle bells jingle all the way... Oh! What fun is to ride in a one horse open sleigh... Dashing through the snow in a horse open...

A bird’s eye view will give you an inkling of a big open classroom. As you come close you can easily recognize many classrooms within the classroom...

With persistent water problems, it is natural for people to fight with neighbours to get ahead in water supply queues and for the states to fight with...

Rumour mongering has become a grave problem in our society. With modern gadgets and technology in use, rumour mongering via social media has gone...

No trade is secure under demonetisation. Not only has the lustre of gold vanished from the market, but the lack of sufficient cash in the market has...

Like any youngster of today’s generation Atul too had dreams. He was dynamic, aspirational and was eager to make his mark. Atul had chosen his path...

What? You have never gone high?! You don’t belong with us,’ is the common reaction met by a teenager when he or she confesses to not having tried a...