Mamata Banerjee Skips Election Commission Meeting, Issues Open Challenge in Delhi
A fresh political confrontation has erupted between West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and the Election Commission of India (ECI) after she boycotted a scheduled meeting with the poll body in New Delhi. The Chief Minister later launched a sharp public attack on the Commission, accusing it of bias and challenging it to face mass protests over alleged irregularities in the voter list revision process.
Every Time You Use GPS, You Rely on a 2,000-Year-Old Idea: The Ancient Science Behind Modern Navigation
In today’s digital world, GPS has become an inseparable part of everyday life. From finding the fastest route to work to tracking deliveries, booking cabs, or navigating unfamiliar cities, satellite-based navigation quietly guides millions of people every single day. However, few realize that the core idea behind this advanced technology dates back nearly 2,000 years, long before satellites, smartphones, or even modern maps existed.
United Nations Warns of Serious Financial Crisis as Member States Fail to Pay Dues on Time
The United Nations, the world’s most important multilateral organization, is facing a growing financial emergency as several member countries have failed to pay their mandatory contributions. UN Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a strong warning, saying that the organization is at risk of a serious financial breakdown if urgent corrective steps are not taken.
From Firecrackers to Printing Powerhouse: Why Sivakasi Is Known as India’s “Mini Japan”
Nestled in Tamil Nadu’s Virudhunagar district, Sivakasi may appear like a small town on the map, but its industrial footprint is massive. Known across the country as the firecracker capital of India, Sivakasi has earned another unique title over the years — “Mini Japan of India.” The nickname reflects not geography, but the town’s exceptional work culture, production efficiency, and industrial discipline.
World’s Most Remote Hotel Stands at 15,000 Feet, Offering a Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience Above the Clouds
Far away from city lights, roads, and modern comforts, one hotel stands where silence dominates and nature rules. Located at an astonishing height of nearly 15,000 feet above sea level, the world’s most remote hotel continues to attract adventurers, mountaineers, and travelers seeking an experience unlike any other.
From Space to Street Treats: Sunita Williams’ Sweet Falooda Moment in Kerala Goes Viral
Kozhikode, Kerala:
A simple cup of falooda has captured hearts across India — and beyond — thanks to a delightful video featuring Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams savouring the iconic Indian dessert during her recent visit to Kerala. The unexpected yet charming moment has taken social media by storm, resonating with viewers for its warmth, humility and relatability.
Madhavan Ranganathan Honoured with Padma Shri 2026 for Outstanding Contribution to Art and Culture
New Delhi: Renowned actor, screenwriter and filmmaker Madhavan Ranganathan has been conferred with the prestigious Padma Shri Award 2026, one of India’s highest civilian honours, in recognition of his exceptional contribution to the field of Art and Indian culture. The announcement has been met with widespread appreciation from the film fraternity, cultural circles, and admirers across the country.
Indian Rupee vs Greenland Currency: How Much Is ₹1,000 Worth in Greenland? The Answer May Surprise You
With global interest growing around Greenland due to geopolitical discussions, tourism curiosity, and international news, many people are asking an unusual but interesting question—what is the value of Indian money in Greenland? More specifically, how much would ₹1,000 from India be worth if exchanged in Greenland? The answer is not only surprising but also informative from a general knowledge perspective.
