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Jeddah Tower: The Race to the Sky Beyond Burj Khalifa
In the heart of Saudi Arabia, a silent race to the clouds continues. The dream? To build the tallest structure ever made by humankind. That dream is called Jeddah Tower.
By waseem khan6 months ago in Education
A Lecture of Compassion
In the modern race for academic and professional success, young women—especially mothers—are often forced to choose between motherhood and education. For some, the dream of higher education is paused or even ended due to the rigid systems that fail to accommodate the complex realities of their lives.
By Ikram Ullah6 months ago in Education
How the EUR/GBP Rate Impacts Businesses and Travelers in 2025
Since global economies continue to adapt to a post-pandemic, high-explosive world, EUR/GBP rate is a significant focus for both business leaders and everyday passengers. There is a significant impact of ups and downs in exchange rates between euros and the British pounds -sometimes subtle, sometimes by direct -determination that affects the budget, pricing, travel schedule and supply chains.
By Jacquelyn6 months ago in Education
The Backbone of Logistics: Why Ground Freight Still Drives Global Commerce
Trucks, vans, and railcars remain the unsung heroes of modern commerce — quietly moving products from ports to warehouses, factories to retail stores, and distribution hubs to doorsteps.
By Midny 6 months ago in Education
Learn Anything Fast: The ‘Smart Study System’ for Students
Introduction: Struggling to remember what you study? Wasting time rereading notes with no results? You’re not alone — and the problem isn’t you. The way we study is often outdated. In this article, you’ll discover a proven system designed to help you learn faster, remember more, and stay focused — even during exam stress.
By KAMRAN AHMAD6 months ago in Education
A Common Everyday Habit That Severely Impacts Mental Health
A new study conducted in China has revealed that short videos shared on social media platforms can become so addictive that they significantly damage mental health. According to research published in the medical journals Nature and NeuroImage, these short videos are emerging as a dangerous habit leading to various brain-related disorders.
By Kim Jon6 months ago in Education
Why Nursery Admissions Are Breaking the Bank
In many major cities, particularly in India and other parts of Asia, nursery school admissions have become a financial and emotional battleground. Parents are spending lakhs of rupees the equivalent of thousands of dollars just to secure a seat for their toddler in a prestigious preschool.
By Rupa Pathak6 months ago in Education
List of Top Things to Do in Ormskirk: An In-Depth Overview
Ormskirk is a stunning town surrounded by local wildlife and reserves. It is famous for its Historic Market and Gingerbread. Moreover, living in Ormskirk offers countryside harmony without losing accessibility. Therefore, there are numerous things to do in Ormskirk, UK. Actually, it is one of the best study locations for international students as it has a suitable, affordable, and stress-free way of life. Therefore, when you reside in your Ormskirk student accommodation, you can make a checklist of places to visit and activities to engage in using this article. Continue reading and discover the best of Ormskirk!
By vishabhraheja6 months ago in Education
The Secret of the Wise tree🌲
In the quiet village of Willowbrook, surrounded by tall mountains and peaceful rivers, lived a boy named Leo. He was curious, clever, and always eager to learn. But Willowbrook had no school, no library, and no teacher. Most children worked in the fields, but Leo dreamed of knowledge. He often asked questions about the stars, animals, and the world beyond the hills.
By Hamdan Khan6 months ago in Education
A Journey Through the Roof of the World"
Chapter 1: The Decision It all started with a photograph. A winding road surrounded by towering snow-capped peaks, with a solitary yak grazing in the distance. The caption read, "The Pamir Highway: One of the World's Highest Roads." I didn’t think twice. I closed my laptop, booked a one-way ticket to Dushanbe, Tajikistan, and told my boss I was taking my first ever solo trip.
By Farzad6 months ago in Education
Poon Hill:
Introduction Poon Hill is a popular and crowded viewpoint in the Annapurna region of Nepal. It stands at 3,210 meters. Unlike busy cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara, Poon Hill is peaceful and beautiful. It is famous for stunning sunrise vistas of the Himalayas. Trekkers generally wake up early to walk the short trail from Ghorepani village to Poon Hill.
By Haven Holidays6 months ago in Education
Why Everyone is Talking About Dopamine Detox (And How to Try It Yourself)
Have you ever felt like your attention span has completely disappeared? Like you can’t even read a few paragraphs without reaching for your phone, checking notifications, or scrolling social media?
By Kim Jon6 months ago in Education