Category: History & Culture

Death is not an instant event, but a gradual process that can take days according to Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev. Even after being medically declared dead, a person does not fully die right away. Instead, the life energies withdraw slowly over time. This article will examine the steps of death described by Sadhguru and the proper…

In recent years, remote work has gone from a fringe perk to a mainstream option for office workers. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated this shift, forcing many companies to embrace remote work out of necessity. However, as pandemic restrictions ease, some employers are pushing for a return to the office. This raises the question: Is remote…

Australia is renowned as a destination that welcomes immigrants from all over the world. The Australian government has recently introduced major changes and updates to its immigration and citizenship programs. These amendments aim to improve access, efficiency, integrity and accountability across all areas. Closing of Pandemic Event Visas The Australian government will be closing pandemic…

The Bashi Channel is an unassuming patch of sea located between Taiwan and the northernmost Philippine island of Luzon. At just 90 miles wide, it may seem an unlikely setting for geopolitical confrontation between the United States and China. However, this overlooked maritime chokepoint has become a pivotal location in the escalating tensions between the…

The purchase of Alaska by the United States from Russia in 1867 is one of the most consequential land deals in history. At the time, the territory was mockingly called “Seward’s Folly” and thought by many to be a wasteful use of millions of dollars on an icy, barren land. However, this perception is a…

Israel’s remarkable journey from a struggling economy to a global leader in agriculture and agritech is a story worth exploring. This article delves into the factors that have shaped Israel’s agricultural success, offering insights that can be applied globally. Effective Leadership and Government Support Historically, Israel’s government played a pivotal role in its agricultural sector.…

Iceland, a place where reality feels like a fantasy, is renowned for its breathtaking natural wonders and captivating allure. In this extensive blog article, we embark on a thrilling expedition to unravel the secrets that make Iceland the strangest country in the world. From the spellbinding Midnight Sun and Northern Lights to its geothermal wonders,…

The Yellow River, China’s second longest river and the sixth longest in the world, holds a paradoxical position in the country’s history. Revered as the birthplace of Asian Chinese civilization, it has also earned the ominous title of “China’s sorrow.” Throughout millennia, the river’s relentless wrath has unleashed devastating floods and droughts, leading to the…

The Opium Wars were a series of conflicts fought over the lucrative drug trade in mainland China during the 19th century. These wars had a profound impact on China’s history, as they not only highlighted the clash between British imperialism and Chinese sovereignty but also marked the beginning of European hegemony in Asia. In this…