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The Imire Safari park, 100km southeast of Harare, in Zimbabwe is grieving. All three adult female Rhinos have been shot dead by armed men in camouflage.
Chris Hamilton, who has been running the park for the last 20 years and devoted to the breeding...
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The hills of Nilachal gripped with devotees thronging to the historical Kamakhya temple at the three day long Deodhani dance festival which...
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Iran’s official news agency says authorities have banned an Iranian actress on her way to Hollywood from leaving the country.
made popular Aug 20 2008
A New Zealand court has allowed a parade of topless porn stars on motor bikes to proceed on the main street of the country’s biggest city, local media said on...
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A guidebook or a local map usually suffices when you travel to an unknown city or country. A word with the locals often results in discovering unmapped destinations,...
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Tourism in Argentina just got better and grander! Thanks to this one-of-a-kind Tour Bus, traveling long distances is a nightmare no more. The all new Rotel Tours Bus...
made popular Aug 19 2008
It finds a mention in the scribbles of Warren Hasting’s (1780) as the ‘Brighton of the east’, Beerkul, now popular as Digha, is perfect for the...
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There is magic in the fresh cool air. The fragrant smell of tea and spices permeates the air coming from the nearby tea estates. After hot-and-steamy Colombo, Nuwara...
made popular Aug 17 2008
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By Vincent Van Ross
I must have been about 15 years old when I took my first train ride. I traveled from Delhi to Trivandrum (now...
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I have been using paper soap for many years now; they make an easy companion while traveling. Even while you’re in town these paper soaps come handy when nature calls...
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This invention just proves how ‘hi tech’ we are becoming! Well, portability with a touch of convenience is the call of the hour, and of course majority of us would...
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One inning at a time, Brady Kemp is getting closer to his dream of playing for the Atlanta Braves. He has endured numbing road trips to no-name ballparks and crashed in...
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Eurostar, the high-speed train linking the UK with France and the rest of Europe, announced that record numbers of passengers are taking the train. Over 900,000...
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Lessons learnt during the preparations for the Beijing Olympics that opens on Friday can help promote more green initiatives for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New...
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Shimla, Kullu and Manali are prime destinations of beautiful Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, India. They are known for their extra-ordinary nature beauty and several...
made popular Aug 9 2008
Embark on Kerala backwater tours in India and get wonderful opportunity to see the nature at its best. Backwaters are the Kerala’s prime attraction which deserve the...
made popular Aug 9 2008
The rooms may be standard, and the location is a bit out-of-the-way, but Charlie Mattingly thinks his planned hotel in southwest Jefferson County will have a unique...
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Archaeologists have unearthed a 1,900-year-old well-preserved chariot at an ancient Thracian tomb in southeastern Bulgaria, the head of the excavation said on...
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Water is the new wine at a top-notch Sydney restaurant offering health-conscious customers “bold” or “velvety” varieties which can cost as much...
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FRUSTRATION with the situation at the Namibian Directorate of Civil Aviation (DCA) has reached boiling point after another light aircraft crashed while attempting to...
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The evening rain made the traffic crawl on Delhi-Gurgaon expressway also. One commuter, Deepak Jain, said it took him three hours to reach India Gate from...
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The ecosystem of the world is full of natural wonders ranging from glaciers, mountains, and rivers to rainforests and steep gorges. The UNESCO sponsored world heritage...
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Outdoor air pollution kills 3 million people worldwide each year! According to the World Health Organization, with these numbers of people falling victim to vehicles...
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The trading of sawfish — already endangered by over-fishing to serve its much-in-demand fins-dish delicacies, and its liver oil used extensively as medicine - has...
made popular Jun 12 2007
Europe is one of the best studied regions of the world, but no overall view of the conservation status of mammals across the continent had been compiled. To fill that...
made popular May 24 2007
Though the government should be working on making networks of marine reserves to protect marine life it goes and gives a head ho to Bottom trawling. A process that is...
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The world’s biodiversity agency has listed polar bear and hippopotamus as species threatened for the first time. The Red List of Threatened Species includes the...
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Climate change is destroying the world’s coral reef. Unless urgent measures to protect them against the threat of climate change are taken, nearly half of the...
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