Maha Shivratri: Why World’s Biggest Physics LAB CERN Have a Nataraj Statue?
Just like oil and water, religion and science have been loggerheads since their inception. However, with time both have taken baby steps towards harmony and...
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Top 10 Most Evil Women in the World History
It is by and large assumed that ladies are the indication of adoration, empathy, and humbleness. And when a woman commits a disgraceful crime, it...
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PETA Lashes Amul India for Insensitive Tribute to Joaquin Phoenix
PETA India has slammed Amul Ltd, the noted dairy firm of India for their insensitive creative featuring Joaquin Phoenix. The Noted actor has won the...
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Chef Vikas Khanna Gives Fitting Reply to BBC Anchor’s Racist Remark
Chef Vikas Khanna is a a well known name in the culinary industry and has impressed many famous personalities across the globe, including the former...
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Who are the Women Running for President in the 2020 US Elections?
The announcements for the 2020 US election presidential race have come in recently, and we couldn’t have been more excited! But you know what is...
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Navigating the Geopolitical Crossroads: India’s Balancing Act Amidst China’s Rise
China’s meteoric rise as an economic and military power has undoubtedly altered the global landscape, placing India, its southern neighbor, in a delicate geopolitical position....
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How the Global Hunger Index (GHI) is Calculated?
The Global Hunger Index (GHI) is calculated to measure and track hunger at the global, regional, and national levels. It is a tool used to...
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Why Did Hamas Choose October 7th to Launch an Attack on Israel?
In a region already fraught with tension, Hamas’ decision to launch an attack on Israel on October 7th has raised numerous questions about the timing...
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The Rise of Vivek Ramaswamy: Could He Be the First Hindu U.S. President?
In a nation known for its diverse tapestry of cultures, religions, and backgrounds, the possibility of having a Hindu President of the United States is...
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China’s Debt-Trap Diplomacy: A Closer Look at its Impact on Countries
China’s economic rise has been accompanied by a strategy known as “debt-trap diplomacy,” where it extends loans to other countries, often in the form of...
