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New DBM chief De Leon holds world record for stamp collecting

Daring Art in Motion: Nissan-Quiccs creative collaboration at PIMS

Underwater wonders in focus at BACC

The Eiffel Tower, now the most photographed structure on Earth, was built in 1889 as a temporary centerpiece for the Paris World’s Fair — meant to be dismantled after 20 years — and was saved from demolition in 1909 only because Gustave Eiffel himself arranged for the French military to use its iron lattice as a radio antenna for transmitting wireless signals across long distances

'Europeans say hello, Indians don't': Woman in Germany shares observation about Indians abroad

Why Do We Say “Cheese” When Posing for Photos?

If Aliens Landed Tomorrow, What Would They Eat?

Preserving Our Roots: Why Protecting Ancient Cultural Heritage Matters for Future Generations Across the Globe

Sydney Opera House And Beyond: Exploring Australia’s Most Inspiring Architectural Landmarks

Can a Super New Moon trigger a Solar Eclipse in 2026?

Quote of the day by Karan Johar: ‘Failure can be a beautiful place because there’s a way up then. Success is like…’

Foreigners visiting Van Gogh Museum break into dance on Bengali folk song, netizens react to viral video

In Taiwan Travelogue, Every Meal Tells A Story Of Empire

Man says Indian parenting should stop 'romanticising struggle' for Gen Z

What Does the Slang Term "LARP" Mean?

Russian Proverb of the Day: ‘Measure seven times, cut once’; meaning and why it still matters today

Discover The Fascinating Communication Customs That Make Each Culture Around The World Unique

Japanese proverb of the day: What ‘A Bee to a Crying Face’ teaches about tough times

France unveils architects to transform Louvre

Somnath: A grand saga of eternal faith, resilience and our civilisational pride