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ఒమిక్రాన్ ..ఈ జాగ్రత్తలు పాటించండి
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Rhythm in plants
Musicians have been putting a spell on their audiences for thousands of years by telling stories and giving rise to the endless imagination of the
Oldest New Year traditions
The New Year brings with it much hope and a sense of renewal. We often mark it with a number of rituals that serve to
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The Giant’s Causeway
On the edge of Northern Ireland stand an almost incomprehensible set of basalt columns descending into the sea. The Giant’s Causeway, listed as a UNESCO
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Songs are people’s names
In a remote part of Meghalaya, India the village of Kongthong celebrates a tradition unique to the region. The villagers practise Jingrwai iawbei where each
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Kukur Tihar
Kukur Tihar is a festival for man’s best friend. It celebrates the companionship, love and respect that humans have for dog. Celebrated on the second
Soft plastic recycle
Soft plastic refers to the plastics that can be ‘scrunched up’ in your hands. They usually end up in your rubbish bin rather than the
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World’s deadliest garden
Welcome to the world’s deadliest garden Jane Percy became the Duchess of Northumberland in England following her brother-in-law’s unexpected passing. With this title she was
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Street art and Coronavirus
During this COVID-19 global pandemic, we have found many ways to mark the COVID-19 pandemic from recognising our health workers to making sure we stay
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