Apart from The Hell's gate, Turkmenistan, the central Asian country is known for its unique laws, its autocratic government and amazing facts. Here'a s glance at 20 weird facts about Turkmenistan.

The Sikh Kuka/ Namdhari Movement in late 19th century used cow as symbol for mobilising Hindus and Sikhs against the British who had allowed cow slaughter in the Punjab. In 1882, Dayanand ...

The Trees takes place in the Mississippi town where Emmett Till was murdered in 1955. “If you want to know a place, you talk to its history,” writes Percival Everett. But the events in the ...

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It seems like countries are waking up to the unfairness of tech giants not paying for news content featured on their platforms. After Canada and Australia, Malaysia in the Southeast is considering ...

Scams are generational. Those who are born about now will ten years later have their own favourites: Rotomac, NiMo and others that will show up in the time to come.

The Maratha Kshatriya caste — which is spread over 96 clans in the Deccan and played a key role in bringing an end to Mughal rule in India — is born out of the union of the Kshatriya clans of ...

1. Ismaili Centre, Toronto, 2014 - Charles Correa's last work is an architectural interpretation of Islam, taking the Polar North route, its shortest path, to face Mecca.

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A 90-second surveillance (CCTV) video obtained by The Washington Post shows the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian citizen and Khalistani terrorist, on June 18, 2023.