A strange habit that actually indicates that you are intelligent

There are some habits that people consider stupidity or a result of mental weakness. In fact, most people associate them with inability to concentrate, poor discipline or mental decline. But there is one such habit that the world considers strange, but in research reports it has been linked to intelligence. Yes, there is indeed such… Continue reading A strange habit that actually indicates that you are intelligent

Indian woman sets Guinness World Record for longest hair

(Web Desk) – An Indian beauty content creator has set a Guinness World Record after her hair was measured at an extraordinary 8 feet 10 inches. Renu Dhariyal has been recognised as the woman with the longest hair among living people after surpassing the previous record held by Ukraine’s Alia Nasyrova, whose hair measured 8… Continue reading Indian woman sets Guinness World Record for longest hair

Secret recipe of soft drink remains locked in high-security vault

(Web Desk) – The original recipe for one of the world’s most popular soft drinks remains locked inside a high-security vault, with the company continuing to keep its famous formula a closely guarded secret._x000D_ _x000D_ According to international media reports, the secret recipe is housed in a secure vault at the museum in Atlanta, where… Continue reading Secret recipe of soft drink remains locked in high-security vault

Japan introduces ‘human fridge’ to cool people down in minutes

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The system automatically shuts down after 20 minutes to prevent excessive cooling of the body

Indian villagers marry donkeys in hopes of rainfall

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Villagers in India’s Andhra Pradesh held a traditional wedding ceremony for two donkeys, hoping the ritual would bring good rainfall and a favourable monsoon season.

A centuries-old festival in Japan brings Shinto traditions and towering floats to the streets

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To show evil forces and spirits that their god would confront them, devotees carried him around the city in processions that resembled those seen throughout Kyoto today

AI smart glasses cheating attempt foiled during university exam in China

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A student in Guangzhou was caught using AI smart glasses to cheat after invigilators noticed a green light in the lens.

Archaeologists find 3,000-year-old tomb in Egypt

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The discovery comes as Egypt seeks to promote new archaeological finds to support tourism, a key source of foreign currency for the country.

China’s bull wrestlers fight to keep tradition alive

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Chinese bull-wrestling, or “guanniu”, dates back over 600 years but remains a little-known sport domestically, let alone internationally.

Gold-emitting volcano in Antarctica, scientists still unable to solve the mystery

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Gold-emitting volcano in Antarctica, scientists still unable to solve the mystery