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International Day of Action for Women's Health: History and Significance
Today is May 28th, and every year on this day, women from all walks of life join hands and come together to observe the International Day of Action for Women’s Health.
etimesBlue Moon 2026: Is it really blue in colour? When and where to watch
Sky watchers in India can look forward to a rare Blue Moon on May 30, 2026. This event marks the second full moon within the same calendar month. While it will appear large and orange at dusk, it will not actually be blue in colour. The phenomenon occurs due to the timing of the lunar cycle and calendar months.
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etimesKing Cobra can do THIS? 9 shocking facts about the deadly snake
From building nests like birds to standing eye-level with humans, the King Cobra is full of surprises. And despite its terrifying reputation, many of its behaviours are still misunderstood.Here are 9 shocking facts about the King Cobra that make it one of the most fascinating reptiles on Earth.
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Man uses Claude AI to find ancestral land in UP, internet says ‘this changes everything’
Artificial intelligence has aided a man in Uttar Pradesh to finally pinpoint his family's ancestral land parcels. Navigating dense, digitized Hindi land records spread across multiple government sites proved challenging. Using AI assistant Claude, he successfully identified and mapped 25 plots, converting complex data into a visual map, sparking widespread online discussion about AI's potential to unlock government data.
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These 5 unusual animals also produce milk, and the internet is surprised
Some of these animals live in freezing mountain regions, while others survive in extreme Arctic conditions. A few are so difficult to milk that their dairy products are considered rare and expensive today.Here are five unusual animals that also produce milk.
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Who is Mahmud Sadis Buba? The dwarf Nigerian politician going viral over claims that he is 16, not 25
Kaduna's political scene is buzzing as young aspirant Mahmoud Sadis Buba, known as 'Abin Al’ajabi,' withdraws from the APC's 2027 House of Representatives race for Sabon Gari. Citing party unity and reconciliation efforts after family and stakeholder consultations, Buba's decision follows a period of intense social media attention surrounding his age and his inherited dwarfism, which he proudly embraces.
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‘That’s someone’s monthly salary’: Internet shocked by Rs 1.1 lakh rent for Bengaluru 3BHK
A Rs 1.1 lakh monthly rent for a 3BHK apartment in Bengaluru has gone viral, sparking debate on the city's escalating housing costs. The listing, featuring a premium location near office hubs and amenities, drew mixed reactions, with some deeming the price absurd and others justifying it based on location and property value.
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No more ‘free forever’? Meta launches paid plans for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp
Meta is launching paid subscription plans for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, offering premium features like advanced analytics and customization options. This move diversifies Meta's revenue beyond advertising, potentially easing investor concerns about its significant AI infrastructure spending. The company aims to consolidate these paid offerings under a future "Meta One" brand.
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What psychology says about the habit of keeping printed photos
Amidst the swirling sea of digital images, printed photos stand as steadfast reminders of our personal narratives, preserving moments that might otherwise fade into obscurity. Experts suggest that the tactile experience of holding a photograph fosters a deeper emotional connection, enhancing our desire to celebrate life’s pivotal events.
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Bengaluru man stunned after paying ₹20 to iron ONE shirt in Indiranagar: ‘Noida charged just ₹5’
A venture capitalist's surprise at Bengaluru's high ironing prices, costing ₹12-₹20 per item compared to Noida's ₹5, sparked a city-wide cost comparison. He theorized LPG irons and charcoal availability might explain the difference, highlighting how everyday expenses vary unexpectedly across Indian cities.
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Which city is known as the ‘Mango capital of the world’?
Every summer, India's love affair with mangoes ignites spirited discussions across the nation. Malihabad, nestled in Uttar Pradesh, proudly claims the title of the 'Mango Capital of the World,' thanks to its revered Dussehri mangoes. While regions like Malda present their own mango treasures, it's Malihabad's rich mango heritage and time-honored orchards that reinforce its supremacy.
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This taxi driver’s ‘Shimla-like cooling’ AC hack is going viral for a reason
A taxi driver's clever AC cooling hack has gone viral on social media, impressing passengers and sparking online discussions. His "Shimla-like cooling" trick, involving a simple method to make the car's air conditioning feel significantly colder, resonated with many struggling with the heat. The video's genuine reactions and relatable tone contributed to its widespread popularity.
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