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Two Persian Geniuses’ on Indian Travel
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Two Persian Geniuses’ on Indian Travel

Central Asian travelers like Al Biruni and Abdurrazzaq were enchanted by the allure of Calicut, one of the most famous ports in the medieval world. Their journeys to this bustling city were driven by a deep passion for cross-cultural exchange, which inspired them to document their travels extensively, leaving an enduring legacy of cultural understanding.

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Zamorins’ Kozhikode
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Zamorins’ Kozhikode

Calicut, also known as Kozhikode, was a significant port city in medieval times and played a crucial role in the trade network of the Indian Ocean. Merchants from various parts of the world, including Arabs, Chinese, and Europeans, came to Calicut for trade, making it a cosmopolitan city with a diverse population.

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The Arab Traders and Legends of Cheraman Perumal
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The Arab Traders and Legends of Cheraman Perumal

Step into the captivating world of the legendary Chera King of Kerala - Cheraman Perumal or Ravi Varma. As Arab traders journeyed through his territory, they would seek out his company, and a strong bond grew between them. The tales of their fascinating relationship have been passed down through generations, woven into the fabric of evergreen folklore that still enthrals and captivates audiences today.

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World Social Media Day: Celebrating a Decade of Revolutionary Communication
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World Social Media Day: Celebrating a Decade of Revolutionary Communication

World Social Media Day is a celebration of the positive impact social media has had on communication, news consumption, and business. It highlights the platform's ability to connect people, share information, and build communities. It's a day to reflect on how social media has changed our lives and how we can use it to make the world a better place.

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World Milk Day: Promoting Health, Livelihoods, and Communities
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World Milk Day: Promoting Health, Livelihoods, and Communities

World Milk Day, celebrated on June 1, draws attention to the importance of milk in supporting healthy diets, livelihoods, and communities. The dairy industry supports over a billion livelihoods globally and milk is consumed by more than six billion people.

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Ravi Pujari: The Man with Many Identities
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Ravi Pujari: The Man with Many Identities

Ravi Pujari: a tale of two sides. Notorious Indian gangster, involved in murders & threats. Yet he ran Indian restaurants in Senegal & provided water facilities to rural areas. His story showcases both the dark & light sides of the underworld.

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Phanek: A Cultural Identity of Meitei Women
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Phanek: A Cultural Identity of Meitei Women

The Phanek, a traditional garment worn by women of the Meitei tribe in Manipur, is more than just a piece of clothing. It is a symbol of the women's hardworking nature, simplicity, and power. Handwoven in silk or cotton, the Phanek comes in block colors or stripes and is often accompanied by an upper cloth and blouse, worn as a partial sari.

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Hard to Find the Climbers! Here is the Coconut Tree Climber Machine
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Hard to Find the Climbers! Here is the Coconut Tree Climber Machine

The Coconut Tree Climber Machine has revolutionized the coconut harvesting industry by providing a safe, efficient, and accessible way for farmers to climb trees. It reduces dependency on skilled climbers, saves time and effort, and improves safety for farmers. Its popularity is growing as more farmers adopt this tool, leading to significant improvements in the coconut industry.

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Eri Silk: The Peace Fabric
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Eri Silk: The Peace Fabric

Eri silk, also known as Ahimsa silk, is a unique and luxurious kind of silk that is native to Assam, a state in the northeastern region of India. It is made from the cocoons of the Eri silkworm, which is raised on castor leaves and is a lot stiff than other silkworms.

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The Reign of Terror: M. Jaishankar's Rampage In South India
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The Reign of Terror: M. Jaishankar's Rampage In South India

The mere mention of M. Jaishankar sent chills down people's spines. A ruthless criminal, a sexual predator, and a serial killer who wreaked havoc across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh.

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