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Looking at the Rich Practices: Kodungallur Kavutheendal and Bharani Festivals
India, where there is different social orders and customs, harbors a bonanza of celebrations that recognition strong nature, responsibility, and legacy. Among these, the Kodungallur Kavutheendal and Bharani great times stand as extraordinary presentations of Kerala's rich social contorting around. These celebrations, celebrated in the town of Kodungallur in Kerala, lower people and onlookers in a stunning get-together of limits, introductions, and serious responsibility, showing the momentous mix of legends, old stories, and ludicrous practices that portray the region.
By Krishnapriya M2 years ago in History
Literary Legends: Top 10 Timeless Books That Shaped History
Throughout history, certain books have transcended time, leaving an indelible mark on humanity's collective consciousness. From ancient epics to modern masterpieces, these literary works have captivated readers across generations and continents. Here, we delve into the realms of imagination and enlightenment to explore the top 10 most influential books in human history.
By hawk12 years ago in History
HAPPY EASTER
* The Easter Egg Adventure* Once upon a time, in the quaint town of Meadowbrook, there lived a young girl named Lily. Lily was filled with excitement as Easter approached, for it was her favorite holiday of the year. She loved the colorful eggs, the sweet treats, and most of all, the sense of joy and togetherness that filled the air.
By amit salve2 years ago in History
Alien influence, from space, was it good or bad?
Alien influence, from space, was it good or bad? Did extra-terrestrial aliens impose structure on humankind? There are many books that claim aliens came to this planet before recorded history and “guided” humans to build huge structures with a precision that would be hard for modern builders to copy, even with all the tools and machines we have. I have no idea if these theories are valid or not, but I wonder about the motivation of these alien visitors.
By Peter Rose2 years ago in History
Hindu Cosmology
In Hindu cosmology, the world is divided into four main **Yugas** (ages or epochs), each characterized by distinct qualities and durations. Let's delve into the details of each Yuga:
By Allwyn Roman Waghela2 years ago in History
Flaco, owl whose demise stunned New York City, had proof of bird herpes and rodent poison
Once upon a time, in the bustling city of New York, there lived a remarkable owl named Flaco. He wasn't just any ordinary owl; he was adored by many for his graceful flights and wise demeanor. People would often gather around to catch a glimpse of him perched atop a historic building, his presence bringing a sense of tranquility to the busy streets below.
By Sabtain Khan2 years ago in History
Alice A. Ball discovered the world’s first treatment for leprosy
The story of Alice A. Ball is a tragic one. She was a remarkable young woman who did so much for humanity in her short life. Yet, she died as the result of discovering the treatment that would help and save others.
By Susan Fourtané 2 years ago in History
National Pencil Day
March 30th is National Pencil Day, which makes it the ideal time to investigate these vintage writing implements. This little tool has held immense significance for humanity. It fosters self-expression, helps people discover their creative side, and accepts all manner of doodling and scribbles. A single pencil can write up to 45,000 words, in case you weren't aware. Pencils have been around for a very long time and have seen numerous design changes, but have you ever pondered who had the bright idea to put an eraser on top of a pencil? The individual who made this important discovery and brought ease into our lives was Hymen Lipman. To appreciate this magnificent creation, we celebrate this day.
By SUGANYA R2 years ago in History
Easter Magic
Easter is a global celebration of religious zeal, cultural range, and springtime joy that commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the grave. Easter has a wealthy record rooted in Christian theology, however it has additionally absorbed a number of rituals and traditions that represent joy, rebirth, and renewal. This thorough exam explores the many facets of Easter celebration, emphasizing its spiritual meaning, global customs, well-known meals, and the not unusual testimonies of satisfaction that include the entrance of spring.
By Bright prosper2 years ago in History
It's a Good Friday
21% of Americans have taken today off from work. Maybe it's a planned vacation day, maybe they've called off sick, or maybe they are in one of the 12 states where today is a state holiday and it's just expected.
By Judey Kalchik 2 years ago in History
The Stupid Mistakes That Lead to Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster. Content Warning.
In the stillness of the night, the events of April 25th, 1986, unfolded with a gravity that would echo through the annals of history. It was at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, nestled in the heart of what was then the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, where the stage was set for one of the most catastrophic disasters mankind had ever witnessed.
By Gunduz2 years ago in History
Niagara Falls Runs Dry Day
Every year on March 29, Niagara Falls Runs Dry Day is observed. The event honors the occasion in 1848 when ice blocks caused Niagara Falls to dry up. For two days the waterfall remained obstructed. The day is intended to commemorate the remarkable occasion that occurred, which stretched from Ontario, Canada, to New York, USA. Offers from businesses close to the falls and celebration parties are typical components of Niagara Falls Runs Dry Day celebrations. Since then, Niagara Falls has never dried up on its own.
By SUGANYA R2 years ago in History