Many states and cities have bragging rights to being the “first” and “oldest” in the nation for different milestones throughout America’s history. And with the big blowout birthday coming up
His name is now synonymous with breaking out of impossible situations and surviving death-defying stunts, including one that came with the warning “Failure Means a Drowning Death.” To his audiences,
The first thing that hits you isn’t the sight of the steam rising in ghostly tendrils from the mountainside, nor the warning signs advising visitors of the area’s volcanic activity.
Springtime in Washington, D.C. kicks off every year with the city’s famous Cherry Blossom Festival, when the fluffy pink cherry trees around the National Mall and Tidal Basin burst into
Seals can do many things humans can’t, of course, but a clever experiment in Scotland has just uncovered a new ability. A study published in Science this week suggests that
In 1996, linguist Marja-Liisa Olthuis had a difficult decision to make. Should she speak to her newborn daughter in Finnish or Inari Sámi, the endangered language of her Indigenous community?
Synopsis The Delhi High Court ruled that qualified women with earning potential should not claim interim maintenance from their husbands, emphasizing that law does not endorse idleness. The court dismissed
Synopsis The Rajasthan government revised the coaching institute regulations, removing the minimum age limit and easing compliance efforts, addressing the coaching industry concerns about reduced student registrations. The new bill
The e-challan data, entered by states into the portal, shows that Bihar issued the highest number of notices for allowing minors to drive vehicles, with 1,316 challans issued in 2023
Technology is shaping economies more profoundly than ever before, Nasscom President Rajesh Nambiar said on Thursday as he outlined India’s strengths as a global talent hub which positions it as
