India’s Pride in Orbit: How to Spot Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla Aboard the ISS Above Your City

Look Up, India! Your Sky Might Just Be Holding a Hero Tonight Manashimaya If you’ve ever wished to witness a piece of space history with your own eyes, the time is now. Indian astronaut Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla is currently aboard the International Space Station (ISS) — and for a few magical days, you can … Read more

Trump Warns 10% Tariff Hike on Nations Aligning with BRICS, Escalating Global Trade Tensions

By [Timeline Treasures| July 7, 2025 In a sharp escalation of his economic stance, U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that countries aligning themselves with what he called the “anti-American policies” of BRICS will face an additional 10% tariff on all trade with the United States. “Any Country aligning themselves with the Anti-American policies … Read more

Monsoon Mayhem: 78 Dead, Himachal Reels Under Flash Floods as Uttarakhand Faces Landslide Threat

By [Timeline Treasures] | July 7, 2025 Himachal Pradesh is battling nature’s fury as torrential rains and flash floods wreak havoc, leaving behind a trail of destruction. Since the monsoon onset on June 20, the hill state has witnessed 78 deaths — 50 from rain-related incidents and 28 in road accidents — with dozens more … Read more

Love Biryani But Worried About Weight Gain – Here’s How to Enjoy It Guilt-Free on World Biryani Day 2025

World Biryani Day 2025 is here, and for food lovers across the globe—especially in the Telugu-speaking states—it’s a day to indulge in the rich, aromatic flavors of their beloved biryani. From Hyderabad’s iconic dum biryani to regional variants packed with spices and tradition, it’s a celebration of culture and cuisine. But with indulgence often comes … Read more

Harvard Warns Foreign Students: Watch Your Social Media as Visa Scrutiny Tightens in the U.S.

As Harvard University resumes admissions for international students following a temporary court victory against a Trump-era ban, students are being welcomed back—but with a warning. In today’s post-pandemic, politically charged landscape, visa checks are tightening, and foreign students must now be extra cautious—especially when it comes to what they post online. Harvard Opens Doors Again—With … Read more

July 5 Megaquake Rumor Sparks Panic: What Science Says About Manga Earthquake Predictions

A decades-old manga has ignited global anxiety with its ominous prediction of a massive earthquake on July 5—but are these fears grounded in science? Experts say no. Japan, a country well-acquainted with seismic activity, finds itself at the center of a viral prophecy that has gripped the internet and sent shockwaves through the travel industry. … Read more

Mount Shinmoedake Awakens: Japan’s Experts Monitor Signs of Possible Magma Eruption

Mount Shinmoedake, an active volcano in Japan’s southwest, is showing increased activity—prompting concern among volcanologists who are closely monitoring the site for potential signs of a magma eruption. Nestled within the scenic Kirishima mountain range, straddling Kagoshima and Miyazaki prefectures, Mount Shinmoedake erupted on June 22, marking its first eruption since 2018. Since then, it … Read more

July 4th: The Real Story Behind America’s Independence Day and Why It Still Matters Today

Every year on July 4th, the United States explodes with color, sound, and celebration. Fireworks light up the skies, parades march through city streets, and the American flag waves proudly across homes and institutions. But what happened on this historic day in 1776—and why does it continue to resonate nearly two and a half centuries … Read more

Air India Flight AI-171 Disaster: Sabotage Theory Gains Attention as Investigators Decode Black Boxes

New Delhi, July 1 — The fatal crash of Air India’s Flight AI-171 has taken a concerning turn as investigators consider the possibility of sabotage alongside technical and human errors. The flight, which departed from Ahmedabad on June 12, ended in tragedy just minutes after takeoff, leaving 260 people dead, including 19 casualties on the … Read more

Ancient Secrets Unearthed: 4,500-Year-Old Civilization Discovered in Rajasthan’s Bahaj Village

A Historic Archaeological Breakthrough That Could Rewrite Indian History Rajasthan, India – In a discovery that has stirred excitement across the historical and archaeological community, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has unearthed remarkable evidence of a 4,500-year-old lost civilization in the quaint village of Bahaj, located in the Deeg district of Rajasthan, just 40 … Read more

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