Why does this rare wood cost $100,000 per kilogram?
The Aroma of Agar has been considered as the fragrance of heaven for thousands of years.
Khilesh Kumar
Khilesh has been an evidence enthusiast and has been instrumental in bringing authentic news on geopolitics, environment, business, and conflicts. A post-graduate from University of Delhi, he understands the complexity of issues and diggs in deep to bring out the real issues to his readers.
Embracing the Panic is our last hope
A catastrophe also provides room for instability. Unicorn firms, including Airbnb and Uber, were born after the 2008 economic disaster.
The Hoysala temples & sculptures – An epitome of Indian Architecture
Nowhere else on earth you will find a better example of the proverb “God is in details”
Is there a need to change the way we see planets?
There is a need to reclassify planets as it can reignite our interest in exploring new worlds and Pluto can very well do it!
Easter Island won't give up secrets easily
There are more questions than answers, overshadowed by other ancient sites, Easter Island mysteries contain evidence of a long lost civilization waiting to be discovered.
What will you choose – Immunity or a Vaccine?
Actor and comedian Jim Carrey once said “150 people die every year from being hit by falling coconuts. Not to worry, drug makers are developing a vaccine”.
What if events like a viral outbreak forced us to leave our home planet in the past?
Did we arrive on earth from a distant planet? Don’t be alarmed, we have reasons to believe so!
Revisiting the discovery of Tutankhamun's Tomb in Colour
The discovery of Tutankhamun’s Tomb has enthralled the world for generations, enabling the viewer to witness the ‘Wonderful Things’ that Howard Carter stumbled upon in 1922
A newfound love for the elderly amidst lockdown – A Paradox
“Those who trade essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty nor security.” ~ Benjamin Franklin
India in a Nutshell - 51 mind-bending photographs to keep
Some colors of India captured through the lens of amateur photographers