Xi Jinping's new AI bloc: China launches 'World AI Body' with Pakistan and Russia in, India out

3.5-million-year-old mystery creature found in Japan is a 'giant' never seen before

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Japan is selling a refrigerator to cool the human body for Rs 9 lakh. It is already a hit in Tokyo

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Iran strikes Amazon data infrastructure in Bahrain, power, water desalination plants in Kuwait

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'Now come to us': CJP resumes protest after Parliament march violence, calls meeting with Nadda 'waste of time'

Salman Khan breaks silence on health concerns after viral Mumbai appearance

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Indus treaty can no longer function in its current form, says India; plans 5,500 mw of new J&K hydro projects

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'What is wrong...': Anna Hazare breaks silence on Sonam Wangchuk's protest, makes an appeal to Centre

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Why US fighter jets use seamless bubble canopies compared to Russian jets

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Student union leaders call off hunger strike at Jantar Mantar after civil society appeal, but protest continues

'Guru is the...': Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan shares message on education amid calls for his resignation

'We acted immediately...': Indian PM Modi breaks silence on paper leaks as NEET protest, calls for Education Minister's resignation grows

Hillary Clinton, the former US Secretary of State, tweeted Tuesday that she had tested positive for COVID-19. The former senator and presidential candidate claimed she is feeling great despite some mild cold symptoms.

Hillary Clinton tests positive for COVID, trolled after requesting movie suggestions 

War oftentimes does not remain limited to warring parties. It creates a domino effect that causes a variety of problems across the world, even in countries far removed from the actual fighting.

Ukraine conflict creates 'noodle crisis' in Indonesia

Multiple small earthquakes have shaken the Portuguese island of Sao Jorge for the past three days, causing experts to warn that the series of earthquakes could lead to a stronger one or a volcanic eruption.

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How you see something is different from how the world sees it. For instance, Harry Potter author JK Rowling thinks it's a donkey in the photo she posted on her official Twitter handle.

Fish, donkey, mermaid or seal? What do you see in this picture?

A video shot by Indian filmmaker Vinod Kapri has gone viral online and has garnered millions of views. It is not because of glitzy tricks that nowadays are commonly used to make a video viral.

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Pope Francis has approved a new constitution for the Vatican's central administration, known as the Curia, which states that any baptised lay Catholic can lead Vatican ministries, including women.

Pope Francis reforms Roman Curia with launch of Vatican constitution

Every year on March 21, World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD) is commemorated. It is a global effort that takes place every year to raise awareness about Down Syndrome.

World Down Syndrome Day 2022: What is it? The theme, history, and quotes

A Kansas man who spent 23 years in prison after being wrongly convicted for a double murder is seeking $93m in damages from the country and he said that he was framed by a former detective.

Kansas man who spent 23 years in prison for wrongful conviction sues for $93m

Ukrainian President Volodmir Zelensky has gained a lot of popularity for his leadership during the conflict with Russia and some members of the European Parliament along with a number of European nations have asked the Nobel Committee to consider him and the people of Ukraine for the Nobel Peace Prize.

European leaders want Zelensky nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

A group of researchers have been working for quite some time to find the most boring person in the world and it looks like they finally have the answer. The answer is a religious data entry worker, who likes watching TV, and lives in a town, according to the researchers from the University of Essex.

Researchers reveal the most boring job in the world

A Spanish man, who was pulled over for driving erratically after consuming hash cakes in the region of La Rioja in Spain, ended up getting a €2,001 fine after he failed to convince the police officers that he had immunity because he was a diplomat for an ‘individual and mobile’ republic.

Driver who ate hash cakes claims diplomatic immunity from non-existent nation

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s popularity has gone down drastically on the global stage following his invasion of Ukraine. A number of countries imposing sanctions on him and his cabinet members and now a Ukrainian government department has come up with an idea to build a rocket capable of launching him to Jupiter because 'it is a gas giant and the largest planet in the solar system'.

Fundraiser campaign to send Vladimir Putin to Jupiter reaches $2million

A long-lost sculpture of Mary Magdalene, one of the last completed by the great Italian artist Antonio Canova before his death in 1822, has been rediscovered. It can fetch up to $10 million when it heads to auction in July.

Italian artist Antonio Canova's lost masterpiece 'Maddalena Giacente' rediscovered

Financial commentator Peter Schiff faced heavy criticism after taking a jibe at Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky’s clothing during his virtual address to the US Congress.

Economist Peter Schiff trolled for criticising Zelensky's attire during US Congress address

Diébédo Francis Kéré, a Burkina Faso-born architect, has become the first African to win the coveted Pritzker Prize, also known as the Nobel Prize of architecture.

In a first, an African wins 'Nobel of architecture'. click to know his name

Existential crisis isn't new. The pandemic-era isolations have had us through such ordeals a lot. But when a global authority points finger at an inanimate object and says (not literally) 'You, are not what you are'.

Couple finds biggest 'potato', Guinness World Records says nope, not a potato

US Secret Service has released a report which says that men who identify as 'involuntary celibates' or 'incels' due to inability to form meaningful relationships with women constitute a rising threat to society.

US Secret Service says 'involuntary celebate' men are a rising threat

According to reports, a Russian model's body was found in a suitcase over a year after she had gone missing. Gretta Vedler, 23, had criticised President Putin calling him a "psychopath".

'Clear psychopathy': Russian model who criticised Putin found dead; boyfriend confesses to murder

A Mississippi assistant principal was fired after reading a children's book called "I Need a New Butt!" to second-graders. According to NBC News, Toby Price was requested to set up a Zoom lesson for the students at Gary Road Elementary School in Byram, and when the principal failed to come up as scheduled, he was directed to read them a book.

US teacher fired for reading ‘I Need a New Butt!’ to kids in second grade

A non-fungible token (NFT) collector accidentally sold his Clipart rock NFT worth $1 million for less than a penny. They listed their valuable NFT for 444 Wei instead of 444 ETH.

Clipart rock NFT worth $1 million accidentally sold for less than a penny

A café in Kerala, India's southernmost state, has come up with a unique approach to protest Russia's continuing invasion of Ukraine: it has banned the popular Russian salad.

This cafe in India takes 'Russian Salad' off its menu to condemn Ukraine invasion

A Florida teacher has been charged with biting two kids over a container of pickles. This teacher, Rhonda Rice, was suspended and sent to a new school after the following accusation.

US teacher accused of biting two students over a jar of pickles

Despite the fact that humans keep a variety of animals, the dog is the most commonly reared. Many people treat their pet dogs as if they were their children, and they love and care for them.

Dog with over 100k Instagram followers is living life king-size

A father had to throw his toddler son out of a second-story window after a fire broke out in their apartment building. As the fire intensified, officers urged the man to toss his son to them.

Dad throws 3-year-old son from the window to prevent him from burning building

Pokemon has a cult status. Fans all overworld swear by the cartoon series and games and merchandise it has spawned. But how crazy a person can get to fulfill the need to revel in the fandom?

American man uses Covid relief loan to buy $57k Pokemon card, jailed

In a bid to stop the promotion of unhealthy food and drink, Spain has announced that it will be banning influencers, TV presenters and sports stars that advertise such products to children.

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