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“As you sow, so shall you reap”. Some call it Karma, but whatever you choose to call it there are consequences for our actions, whether we like it or not. It’s a law of nature, and we have no control over the results. Negative actions elicit negative...
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A team of researchers claim to have discovered how to not only boost the natural smell of flowers by up to 10 fold but also transfer different scents between plants.
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“As the sun sets on the 29th day of Ramadhan, multitudes of expectant eyes focus on the horizon, eager to sight the new crescent that will usher in Eid-ul-Fitre.”
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Amid rise in incidents of terror and communal flare-ups in the country, a lone hamlet in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh [Images], sets an encouraging example of brotherhood and...
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Nepal ushered in a new goddess: a three-year-old girl who will be worshipped as the new Kumari or Living Goddess for at least the next seven years.
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It’s the worship of a virgin, who should be between one and 16 years old, not married, of “good temperament” and who has not begun to menstruate.
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What are the top 10 reasons to visit Brazil? Brazil is a country of great natural beauty.
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The Amazon is one of the richest areas of the world in animal and plant diversity. There can be more plant species in one hectare of Amazon rainforest than there are in...
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A man told today how he was shot three times in a London street for wearing a Barack Obama T-shirt.Dube Egwuatu was buying a mobile telephone top-up card in an...
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“I hate the g- -ks,” McCain said in response to a question from reporters aboard his campaign bus. “I will hate them as long as I live.”
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Ask a Christian these days what the devil looks like and the answer you’ll probably get is
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“How many of you are in need of some hope here tonight?” A murmur passes through the dark auditorium, pleasing the man with the microphone. Heads nod. “How...
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Argentine teenager Pamela Villarruel poses with her seven children outside her parents’ home in the town of Leones in Cordoba Province, northern Argentina, May...
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How Sustainable Tourism and Travelers’ Involvement Can Help Brazilian Children
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Hindi is not national language of India
I found many people in India think that hindi is our national language. even some school books also contain that hindi is our...
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The crackdown on Islamic militants/Taliban has taken a new turn as local tribesmen in the Orakzai Agency, near the northwestern town of Hangu in Pakistan, have started...
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I was watching the final moments of an Indian movie called The Shootout at Lokhandwala last night and I was captivated by a strange practice by Indian police called The...
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As many of you are now aware, I write about Zimbabwe every day on my main blog page and then follow the daily posting up with articles of interest on my secondary...
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Live the tribal life doesn’t mean living with camels, tents - Tribal life is a series of thoughts we apply on our life prohibit ourselves from doing something...
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All last week as the tragedy unfolded, Japanese news outlets had been transfixed with the sob stories of Kazuhiro Ogawa who set fire to the parlor after struggling with...
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When the time arrived for Rama to depart to his heavenly abode. Many of Rama’s entourage, decided to depart with him including vanaras like Sugriva. However,...
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China’s inflation accelerated to its fastest pace in 11 years in February as the worst snowstorms in half a century disrupted food supplies, adding to pressure on...
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Few years back China has opted ‘Planned birth policy’ - often called as One-child Policy by western society - to deal with overpopulation, social and...
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According to reports, thousands of villagers in south-western China have rioted over the controversial family planning restrictions. The villagers in Guangxi province...
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