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Himalayan treasures
A trek up the Himalayas could be an unforgettable experience.

GRAND HERITAGE
Strategically-located safe haven
The Gingee fort is imaginatively built connecting three hillocks and encircling a triangular area which contained the royal centre and the settlement.

THE GREAT ONES
Confucius
The sayings of Confucius (551 B.C. - 478 B.C.) have become mankind's ethical code.

WORLD OF SCIENCE
How many days
Did you know that there are many different types of calendars?

Techie Taffy
You must have heard of horns on cows and rhinos but did you know some books had horns too? Hornbooks were stuff in use long ago. As the http://www.cedu.niu.edu/blackwell/books.html ...

In Northeast India
Northeast India is a paradise of natural beauty . The eastern Himalayas, marked by a sharp southward bend from the east-west trend of the central Himalayas are much greener due to high rainfall. The Department of Post has issued a set of four ...

Foolish Jack
Jack could never figure out the right way to bring home his wages. Until one day he was given a donkey...

Bull brothers
Two highland bulls and the adventures they get into.