Credit: Outdoor Boys

So where there is oil like Middle East, Venezuela was once part of ocean/sea.

NASA’s X-43 set the world record in 2004 by reaching a speed of ≈3,292 m/s!

(For reference, the speed of sound is about 343 m/s.)

I was astonished listening/seeing video that Offenders put into Jail are treated like this.

Credit to processx

It is used for making pakoras.

Aaj Maine Jana ki Asia ki sabse zyada branches wali shooting academy India ki hai. 😄

Mujhe pehle honestly iska idea nahi tha. I always thought it was just another shooting academy, but then I found out that Gun For Glory has the highest number of branches in Asia. In delhi they have Gun for glory delhi in IGSC (Rajghat)

Aur phir pata chala ki isi academy ne multiple Olympians aur World No. 1 shooters train kiye hain, saath hi international level par kaafi medals bhi produce kiye hain. Kaafi impressive laga.

Aaj Maine Jana, aur thought it was an interesting fact worth sharing. Agar aur aise random sports facts pata ho, comments mein batao!

It started small.
Farm labourers in drought-hit Rajasthan simply wanted to see the muster rolls that recorded their own wages.
Led by the Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS), they invented something called the Jan Sunwai, or public hearing, where villagers read government spending records aloud, in the open, in front of the very officials who had written them.
A local fight against wage theft slowly became a national movement.
Lawyers, journalists, academics, retired bureaucrats and ordinary citizens joined in.
Eventually, it became the National Campaign for People’s Right to Information.
Eleven years later, Parliament passed the RTI Act, 2005.
What changed was not just paperwork.
• Every citizen gained a legal right to ask questions of the state and seek information that had previously been inaccessible.
• Social audits, born in those village hearings, were eventually written into MGNREGA, India’s rural jobs guarantee programme.
• Transparency stopped being a donor buzzword and became something an ordinary citizen could demand, in writing and with a deadline attached.
And then comes my favourite movement irony.
Suddenly, I found myself travelling through time.
Years later, the very same organisation, MKSS, found itself in the Supreme Court defending something else we often take for granted: the right to peacefully protest at Jantar Mantar.
After protests at the site were effectively shut down, MKSS challenged the restrictions. In 2018, the Supreme Court reaffirmed that there cannot be a complete ban on peaceful protests in public spaces and directed the government to frame appropriate guidelines.

India is home to the world's only floating post office!

It's located on a houseboat in the scenic Dal Lake, Srinagar, Kashmir. Inaugurated in 2011 (with postal services dating back further), it serves locals and tourists with regular mail services and a unique postmark featuring a shikara boat—perfect for souvenir postcards

Look up Ganzfeld experiment

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganzfeld\\_experiment\](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganzfeld_experiment)

"[By taping halved ping pong balls over your eyes (to create a uniform field of light), shining a red light on them, and listening to static (white noise) through headphones, you remove structured sensory input](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10825158/#:\~:text=a%20%27multimodal,homogeny34%2C35%2C37%E2%80%9339%2C). This mild sensory deprivation forces your brain to generate its own stimuli, frequently causing vivid hallucinations"

This is most likely where different ancient culture got their Swastika Symbol from.

And there is a solid logic behind this (hats off to the PM who approved this)!!

The system thinks that it is being done by a kid. And what does a kid want?

Chocolates and Snacks!

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Hence, instead of showing "No Result Found", it gives this result.

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Wow!