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He overcame his tiny size with his big heart, resilience and cheery positivity

Khagendra Thapa Magar of Nepal, was an oddity but a lovable one at that Barely the size of the toddler,

In a significant shift in the Indian Air Force’s modernisation strategy, a decommissioning ceremony marked the end of a glorious

The exercise is designed to showcase the combined might and perfect coordination of India’s Army, Navy, and Air Force In

‘Break a Branch, Lose Your Sight’: An unwritten warning that has been passed down the ages Local residents believe the

His legacy will ever endure as a symbol of the profound impact that traditional knowledge can have on national security

The story of South Korea’s mass overseas adoptions remains a haunting reminder of how state policies and private profit once

By contrast, women in India have to work much harder than their female counterparts in Western countries, to stand their

Dharmasthala is no piece of dark, Gothic fiction It is a chilling reality far beyond the realm of any imaginable

Coral reefs appear to look distinctly like underwater plants giving rise to an incorrect evaluation about their status. But looks

They played a crucial role as intermediaries between two worlds. But bridging worlds came at a great cost, one that