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On National Science Day, take a look at two powerful inventions that transformed architecture and human life

If there were an Olympics for bookworms, there’s a good chance that ‘speed-reading’ would be the activity equivalent to sprints.

Thereminists may fool you once making you feel like you are watching an aural magic show. Hands wave around in

Have you heard of ‘tulipomania’? Read on for the craziest flower story ever!

The writer reflects on her latest book ‘Prabir’s New Flute’, her use of light humour and the cultural details that

The old city centre of Salzburg is a delight to the senses with its architecture, food, music and more.

If you have been catching up with our weekend edition, we last saw the world’s largest rice bowl: The Asian

A fiery crater in Turkmenistan has been blazing for over 50 years, earning the name “Door to Hell.” Let’s see

12-year-old tech prodigy Manishka Dubey has been tinkering since the age of five! As the founder of the startup known

On a global scale, the industry utilises approximately 79 billion cubic metres of water, contributes 8- 10 % of greenhouse