Nearly three million visitors flocked to Canada to see the five identical sisters—the first quintuplets to survive infancy. The siblings later said the publicity destroyed their childhoods ...
India's diversity is often talked about in the abstract. But festivals like these make it concrete. A celebration that's about Rama's victory in Delhi becomes a 75-day tribal festival in Bastar, a ...
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Nathan Hale, the Doomed Patriot Spy, Probably Never Said ‘I Only Regret That I Have but One Life to Lose for My Country’ Before His Execution
The young Connecticut schoolmaster's intelligence-gathering mission was ill-fated from the start. But after he was hanged by ...
The "Indian Red", used in several paintings, hues, sceneries, and art grandeurs have suddenly disappeared. It would not be ...
Mumbai's Gilbert Hill, a 200-foot basalt column formed 66 million years ago from volcanic eruptions, stands as a rare geological monument. Compared to ...
Gibson’s genius was coining the term “cyberspace” and predicting how digital worlds would become as psychologically ...
Ancient Greek physicians, such as Hippocrates, shaped the medical understanding of baldness and influenced modern treatments.
The burials of some of history's most famous characters have been lost to time; providing an enthralling adventure for ...
Collecting facts and writing reports served as an intellectual launchpad for protest movements within the larger freedom ...
In reality, Africa is more than seven times bigger. It is a distortion that has prompted a new African initiative, “Correct the Map,” calling for depictions that show Africa’s true scale. “For ...
A poor, landlocked country in east Africa still widely associated with a horrific genocide in 1994, Rwanda has used various ...
Nandshankar Mehta and his ‘Karan Ghelo’, like India’s history, illustrate that we are all heirs to rambling genealogies.
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