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Kissing is one of those things that is ingrained in us, and yet, we never ask – why? Kissing is as natural as breathing – kissing the head of your baby, kissing your romantic partner, kissing your mother on her forehead – all these are types of kissing with completely different agendas. So why do […]
Great Documentary, loaded with facts and brings a good balance to Dan Browns Fiction as well as the controversial “Holy Blood, Holy Grail” work that seems to have been mislabeled in the non-fiction category. Check out my other videos if your interested in symbolism, ancient histories and lost history, archeo-astronomy, archaeology, and ancient languages.
India is celebrating its 70th independence day and the people of the world continue to tag India with rapes, slums, caste system, sanitation, pollution, dirt, poverty etc. There is no doubt that India is facing some challenges but is the international media being unfair and overplaying India’s problems? Are the people of the world getting […]
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has gripped the entire world in a panic. As we grapple with the deadly outbreak, the question again arises that how did this new virus pop up all of a sudden? While the origin of the novel Coronavirus is being studied minutely, it is also the time to understand where new […]
Remaining calm around people who annoy us is one of the great life skills; it’s also a teachable and learnable.
From huge dogs to tiny dogs, working dogs to lap dogs, hairy dogs to hairless dogs – the team investigates why this single species comes in so many shapes and sizes. Set in a typical English village, the team uses DNA science to reveal the sometimes surprising family trees of some of the village dogs. […]
Few things are as relaxing as spending a nice day at the beach. Today, we will take you on a beach trip to France… In the 19th century! Yes! Savor this rare footage of people spending quality time on beaches of Étretat and Le Tréport in Normandy, France. The video is believed to have been […]
Maida is a finely milled refined and bleached wheat flour, closely resembling Cake flour or plain/All-purpose flour from India. A white wheat flour without any bran is called maida in southern India.
