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The United States and Great Britain have long enjoyed the reputation of having the best manpower, especially in technology-related fields. But failing educational standards in these countries have forced them to look eastwards, towards India, for a few good men. Read on ...
These Boots are meant for Flying!
Russians have created the world's fastest boots, which allow the wearer to take nine-feet long strides. Powered by petrol, they promise to literally sweep you off the feet. Read on ...
Tintin raises storm in 'Millionnaire' Quiz Show
It was an ordinary question on a character in the Tintin comic books, in the French version of the 'Who wants to be a millionnaire' game show. But like all Tintin adventures, the answer has raised doubts on whether the show itself is rigged or not. Read on ...
The Young Tax Commandos
A new academy to train children to be tax commandos has recently opened in Moscow and 139 students between 10 and 15 are given military-style training to tackle an increasing number of tax evaders. Read on ...
Brushed under the Carpet
Situated at the tip of northern Africa, Morrocco has for long been a tourist's delight. Fine weather, and lovely carpets. And, the bulk of these beautiful ccarpets that attract tourists in droves, are made by child workers in punishing conditions. Read on ...
A Children's Park in the Train
Yes, Swiss Railways have created a children's corner in some trains where the young travellers can clamber on slides designed like dinosaurs, read books, listen to music or paint. The problem is, adults might start protesting at being left out of the fun. Read on ...
Acting Colour Blind?
England's world-famous Royal Shakespeare Company has broken with tradition. It has cast a black actor to play the leading role of a white, English king, Henry VI. What does this trend indicate in a country where racism is still a problem? Read on ...
Illiterate Americans
Fifty million Americans are in danger of being declared 'illiterate' for not knowing the use of the computer. The internet is soon going to be that pervasive in America, warns a study. Read on ...
Birds!!!
There are too many pigeons in London's Trafalgar Square and they are leaving their waste all over the historic tourist attraction. So the city authorities have come up with a novel way of preventing the birds from breeding so much. Read on ...
Worming into the Olympics
What is the biggest show atthe Sydney Olympic? No, not gravity-defying leaps of gymnasts, but the amazing food habits of thousands of earthworms whose help has been specially enlisted to make Olympian amounts of garbage, eco-friendly. Read on ...
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