From Tilak Varma to Abhishek Sharma, here's a look at the top five Indian batters with fastest T20I centuries. This list also includes Rohit Sharma and Sanju Samson

Meet top 5 Indian batters with fastest T20I centuries

From Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton to Sikandar Raza, here's a look at the top five batters to score fastest T20I hundreds. This list also includes Sahil Chauhan, Muhammad Fahad and Abhishek Sharma.

From Abhishek Sharma to Sahil Chauhan, 5 batters with fastest T20I hundreds

Millie Bobby Brown is now a mother of two after adopting a baby boy with her husband, Jake Bongiovi. As the actress embarks on this beautiful journey, here's everything to know, from her Stranger Things stardom to her love story and family life.

Millie Bobby Brown becomes a mother of two: Inside her journey with Jake Bongiovi

Sector 36 to Nithari: Truth, Lies &amp; Murder: Here are the movies, shows and documentaries inspired by the Nithari killings. The Nithari killings came to light in 2006, when skeletal remains were discovered in a drain behind businessman Moninder Singh Pandher's house in Nithari.&nbsp;

Nithari Killings: Sector 36 to Truth, Lies & Murder, films and documentaries based on the case

Italy was the first country to operate the F-35 outside the US, landing jets at Amendola in December 2016. Beating Israel by hours, Italy also assembled the first international F-35 at its Cameri facility and completed the first ocean crossing.

Which country was the first to fly the F-35 outside the US?

6 Reasons to Use Paper Bags over Plastic Bags

These bags are good for the environment as they are biodegradable. While plastic takes thousands of years to decompose, paper bags can be easily decomposed in soil with the help of bacteria.

Paper bags are sturdy and provide a wider space for more items in the bag because of their rectangular structure.

Paper bags are mostly 100% recyclable. Unlike plastic, which emits extremely toxic and poisonous gases into the atmosphere during the recycling process, the paper recycling process is much safer.

Paper bags are usually made from locally available materials, which in terms of support in transportation costs eventually help in saving energy.


Paper bags are extracted from unbleached, recycled brown kraft paper, which is a superb solution to save natural resources, energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Paper bags help in conserving natural resources

Customisation of paper bags is easy, which is the reason why most big brands choose to use paper bags. You can print on it, draw on it, and so on.

International Malala Day: 8 Interesting Facts about Malala Yousafzai

Malala Yousafzai was born on 12 July 1997 in Pakistan's Mingora.

5. The Spoils of War, S07E04 - IMDb: 9.7/10

The episode has one of the most spectacular scenes of dragon warfare. While HotD has its fair share of the same, they are yet to top the moments when Daenerys rode her dragons to shake the throne beneath Cersei Lannister.


 Malala is the youngest Nobel Prize Laureate. She was 17 when she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014, for her struggle against the suppression of children and young people and for the right of all children to education.

She founded the 'Malala Fund charity' in 2013 to provide girls across the world with equal educational opportunities.

At the age of 18, she opened an all-girls school for Syrian refugees.

In 2015, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) named the asteroid 316201 'Malala' after her.

Malala Yousafzai gave her first speech on 12 July 2013 at the United Nations following the attack on her in 2012. The world organisation then officially dubbed her birthday "Malala Day."

She is the youngest UN Messenger of Peace.

On this Malala Day, here are 8 interesting facts you must know about the world's youngest Nobel Prize Laureate.

International Malala Day: 7 Inspiring Quotes by Malala Yousafzai

July 12 is the birthday of Pakistani education activist and Nobel laureate, Malala Yousafzai. The day is globally celebrated as Malala Day to honour her unwavering stance against the oppresive rule of the Taliban.

'One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.'

'If one man can destroy everything, why can't one girl change it?'

'Let us pick up our books and our pens, they are the most powerful weapons'.

'My mother always told me, 'Hide your face when people are looking at you.' I would reply, 'It does not matter; I am also looking at them'.

'We realise the importance of our voices only when we are silenced'.

'Education is education. We should learn everything and choose which path to follow. Education is neither Eastern not Western, it is human'.

'With guns, you can kill terrorists. With education, you can kill terrorism'.

The ones quitting rice or looking for a healthier alternative, here are the top six options you can check out.

Rich in fiber and protein, Quinoa is a gluten-free alternative to White Rice.


Found to be stimulating eye health, the fiber content in Cornmeal is known to keep digestion in stable shape to the regular cornmeal eaters.

Sugar and fat-free, Couscous is rich in antioxidants that help repair the body’s damaged cells —and this improves immunity.

Red rice consists of antioxidants that are typically found in reddish fruits and vegetables. They are known to prevent allergies and are recommended for weight management.

It is known to be a better white rice alternative for the diabetics.

Grown in East Asian countries, while Adlai contain more calories than White Rice, they consist of a rich nutritional combo — protein, dietary fiber, and minerals such as phosphorus, niacin, riboflavin, and thiamine.

Top 6 Alternatives To White Rice

Established in 1814 under the aegis of the celebrated Danish botanist Dr Nathaniel Wallich, the museum boasts of over 35 galleries broadly classified under archaeology, anthropology, art, botany, zoology and geology.

This famous museum exhibits the splendid rich heritage of Indian Railways of over 166 years. It has specimens that showcase the different phases during the evolution of the Indian Railways. 

This is the second oldest museum to be established in India. This vast museum is spread over 16.25 acres of land and its exclusive collections are priceless that make it one of the most prominent museums in the country. 

The National Museum of India is the biggest in India and was commissioned in 1946. The museum is maintained by the Ministry of Culture and exhibits an enormous collection of exclusive artefacts. 

It is the most celebrated institution in the world for its distinguished collection of textiles. The interesting ‘Pichhwais’ and ‘Bronze’ textiles are the most beautiful and intricate creativity you can encounter here. 

Inaugurated by the first prime minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru in 1951, this museum showcases a giant collection of artefacts curated by Mir Yousuf Ali Khan and his descendants. 

This museum features a collection of over 400 human and animal brains in see-through plastic jars that have been collected over 35 years. 

7 Must-Visit Museums in India 

Gone are the days when people referred to dictionaries and encyclopedias for in-depth information on something. Now all information is available on Google.

The landline telephone has been rendered almost obsolete, at least in our homes. Talking on smartphones is so much easier than talking through long-wired telephones. It's a great way to cut your bills.

We all have a dedicated photo album of our childhood, but future generations won't. Thanks to the camera and google photos, you can click unlimited pictures and store them in the cloud.

Smartphones have the best cameras. We can click pictures anytime we want.

This was once a must-have tool in our houses or when we used to travel. But now, you don't need a separate flashlight as this feature is also available in smartphones.

Portable Video Players have been replaced because smartphones offer online streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, etc.

Here are 7 things, smartphones have replaced. Take a look!

7 Everyday Things Smartphones Replaced

10 Most Populated Cities in India 

Interlaken, located in the Swiss Alps, provides beautiful vistas of mountains, lakes, and green valleys. The mix of breathtaking surroundings and adrenaline-pumping jumps makes it a popular destination for skydivers all over the world.      

Queenstown, known as the world's adventure capital, is a destination for adrenaline seekers. Skydiving here means flying over breathtaking landscapes like snow-capped mountains, glittering lakes, and dramatic fjords.                 

Skydiving in Dubai entails leaping from incredible heights and taking in the futuristic town below. The trip includes views of prominent sights such as the Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah, and the wide Arabian Desert.

Wollongong, located just south of Sydney, is one of the most spectacular coastal skydiving spots. Dive above stunning beaches, cliffs, and the enormous Pacific Ocean while taking in panoramic views of Australia's coast.

Skydiving in Hawaii provides an unrivalled blend of exhilarating leaps and stunning tropical scenery. Dive through beautiful rainforests, flowing waterfalls, and pristine beaches against a backdrop of volcanoes.

The Namib Desert offers a very unique skydiving experience. Descend from the sky above huge red sand dunes that contrast with the deep blue Atlantic Ocean to view one of the world's most unique landscapes.

Skydiving above the Fox Glacier offers an incredible combination of snow-capped mountains, old glaciers, and lush rainforests. The thrilling jump gives a view of the adjacent Franz Josef Glacier.

7 Best Skydiving Places in the World

India is now the most populous country in the world, with over three million more people than China. It has a population of 1428.6 million people.  

The UK has seen an increasing number of vegetarians in recent years, and it is now estimated that about 9% of the country’s population is vegetarian. Many citizens started adopting a vegetarian lifestyle after WWII.

The United States is third on the list with 340 million people living in the country.

Indonesia's 277.5 million population makes it the fourth-most populated country in the world.

Pakistan is the fifth-most populated country in the world, with a population of 240.5 million people.

Nigeria is sixth on the list with a population of 223.8 million people.

Brazil has a population of 216.4 million, making it the seventh-most populated country in the world.

7 Most Populated Countries in the World

Legal Drinking Age in 10 Popular Destinations

Legal Drinking Age: 16 or 18 (depending on the type of drink)

Here are the legal drinking age in 10 popular destinations. Take a look!

The 12-episode sports anime follows the story of Reki Kyan and Langa Hasegawa as they participate in an underground skateboarding event in an abandoned mine.

Cowboy Bebop follows the story of Spike Spiegel and his team of bounty hunters. The unique 90s anime has only 26 episodes but tells an impactful story.

Code Geass, a sci-fi anime series with political commentary, follows the story of Lelouch, who wants revenge on the nobles for what they stole from him.

Puella Magi Madoka Magica is not another average magical girl anime. It has a dark narrative and chaotic twists.

The series follows the adventures of the trio, Mugen, Jin, and Fuu, as they travel across Edo-era Japan in search of a samurai who smells like sunflowers.

Violet, a war veteran, tries to reintegrate into society. The series questions humanity, war, and trauma.

The melancholic anime uniquely presents Quindecim, the realm between life and death. Decim, the place's owner, judges souls through a series of games and trials to decide whether or not they're worthy of moving ahead.

The morally ambiguous psychological anime series questions the definition of good versus evil and criticises the corrupt justice system.

Durarara, based in Ikebukuro, a strange city with stranger people, is a tough-to-explain anime. Mikado, the de-facto lead of the show, is the most 'normal' person in town, but his quirks are too crucial to brush under the rug.

The early 2000s psychological classic follows the story of Lil Slugger, a serial killer, his psyche, and his impact on Musashino City. 

Anime series are generally based on manga, the comic version of the story. However, here are the best anime series that did not originate from anime.

Top 10 Anime Series Not Based on Manga

Kadupul Flower is a priceless plant which has never been sold successfully. It is only found in Sri Lanka and is the national flower of the country.




Bonsai trees are created after years of craft, generally with tens of thousands of dollars. However, Bonsai Pine tops it all with an estimated price of $1,300,000.

Shenzhen Nongke Orchid, an ornamental plant, is famous for its delicateness, rarity, and beauty. Although it has been artificially created, this orchid is one of the most expensive plants in the world. In 2005, it was sold at its highest price of $217,000.

Adansonii Variegata is loved by everyone for its broad leaves and is famous for being a high-end houseplant. A verified Adansonii Variegata can attract hundreds of dollars just for a root cutting. On Etsy, one of its exquisite specimens was purchased for $38,000.

Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma is found in southern Thailand and parts of Malaysia and has broad, rich green leaves. One of the plant sellers in New Zealand had posted it on the trading site “Trade Me” in June 2021 after which it was eventually sold for $27,100.

A tiny monster "esqueleto", in most rare plant stories, is sold for around $500. Because of its stunning leaves which look like a larger variation of the popular monstera Adansonii, this plant remains in high demand.

A medium-sized Philodendron Tortum in a six-inch container will normally cost over $400 in a plant shop. These plants grow swiftly and high humidity suits them well. They need more room for spreading their leaves out.

Small specimens of Philodendron Pink Princess with only two to five leaves sell for $100 to $300, and big plants with significant variegation may cost $1000 or more. This plant needs care like any other philodendron.

8 Most Expensive Plants In The World

7 Countries with the Highest Number of Vegetarians

India is ranked top in the world with 38% of the total population being vegetarian. Vegetarianism in the region became popular after the introduction of Buddhism and Jainism, which was around the 6th Century BC.

In Israel, 13% of the population is vegetarian. Vegetarianism in the country is credited to Judaism which restricts the consumption of animals.

12% of Taiwan’s population follows a vegetarian diet and over 6,000 establishments, which cater to vegetarians, are operational in the nation.

Italy has one of the highest rates of vegetarianism in Europe at 10% of the whole population. Vegetarians in Italy cite different reasons for following the diet, including ethical sensitivity towards animals.

9% of Germany's population is vegetarian. Most Germans who switch to a plant-based diet cite environmental protection, animal rights, and perceived health benefits as motivation.

Brazil is the only South American nation on the list, with 8% of its population being vegetarian. Several metropolises in the country are home to numerous vegan establishments, including Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, and Curitiba.

Top 10 Countries with Most Documented Serial Killers 

Source: Radford University Serial Killer Information Center 

The United States is the runaway leader in the category with 3,204 serial killers. 

With 166 documented serial killers, England stands second in the list. 

South Africa is third on the list with 117 documented serial killers as per Radford University’s report. 

Canada, with 106 documented serial killers, stands fourth on the list. 

Italy has 97 documented serial killers so far and occupies the fifth place on the list. 

Japanese authorities have documented 95 serial killers due to which Japan stands sixth on the list. 

In seventh place is Germany, and it has 85 documented serial killers. 

Next on the list is Australia which has 81 documented serial killers. 

India with 80 documented serial killers, makes it to the ninth spot in the list. 

In tenth place stands Russia, the country has 73 documented serial killers.

Source: Radford University Serial Killer Information Center

AI Envisions Famous Personalities as Politicians 

An AI artist has recently shared captivating images on Instagram portraying renowned celebrities campaigning as politicians for various still non-existent political parties. 

In this image, Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and the world’s wealthiest individual, is depicted dressed as an Indian politician, earnestly appealing to the public for their support. 

This AI-generated image portrays Mission Impossible star Tom Cruise as a politician engaging with people in the hope of garnering their support. 

This image showcases everyone’s beloved Rowan Atkinson, actively participating in an electoral campaign as a candidate. 

This AI-generated image shows Hollywood actor Johnny Depp assuming the role of a politician for the Pirates of Parliament party. 

In this photograph, Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio appears almost unrecognisable, donning a different persona as he joins the Never Let Go party.

Here is what AI envisioned famous celebs as politicians. Take a look!

1. The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership 

Written by John Maxwell, this book is one of the best-ranked leadership books of all time. It gives people tips on what they’ve been doing right and how to play their strengths. 

Written by Napoleon Hill, this book was published in 1937. The book studies the lives of wealthy individuals and defines their habits to be successful. It gives you easy, motivational strategies to improve yourself. 

This book by John Wooden inspires leaders through adages and gives you advice and teaches business professionals on how to build a great team. 

One of the best leadership books, this book written by Brene Brown proves that being vulnerable is both courageous and brave. This is perfect for anyone interested in creating a constructive and supportive workplace. 

Written by Stephen R Covey, this leadership book asks its readers to examine themselves by challenging their beliefs, perception and world view. The book is important for leaders at all levels as it helps them to be better and how they can be empathetic humans. 

6. How to Win Friends and Influence People 

Written by Dale Carnegie, the book was published in 1936. The book provides timeless lessons on how to win people without manipulating them. 

Author John C Maxwell provides readers with a new set of principles designed for growth and self-development. 

Here are 7 leadership books you must read. Take a look!

7 Must-Read Books on Leadership 

 A rich and creamy curry made with cashew paste, spices and vegetables or meat, offering a delightful blend of flavours. 

Formally known as the Kingdom of Sweden, it was established in 1523 CE.

Also known as the Principality of Monaco, this sovereign city-state and microstate country was established in 1419 CE.

Making its way into the top 10 list, this beautiful European country was established in 1291 CE.

Officially known as the Principality of Andorra, this sovereign landlocked country was established in 1278 CE.

Established in 1143 CE, the Portuguese Republic is the sixth oldest country in Europe.

Established in 1001 CE, Hungary is the fifth oldest country in Europe.

In fourth place stands Austria, which was established in 976 CE.

In the top three list stands France, which was established in 843 CE.

The second oldest country in Europe is Denmark, established between 700 and 800 CE.

Taking the prize as the oldest country in Europe is San Marino. It was established in 301 CE.

Top 10 Oldest Countries in Europe

10 Companies With Most Number of Employees 

3. Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) 

10 Most Peaceful Countries in the World 

At tenth place in the Global Peace Index 2023 stands Switzerland with 1.339 points. 

With 1.336 points, Japan is the ninth most peaceful country in the world. 

Slovenia scores 1.334 points in the Global Peace Index 2023 and is eighth in the list. 

With a score of 1.333, Portugal is the seventh most peaceful country in the world

Making way in the top 10 list of the world’s most peaceful countries, Singapore stands sixth with a score of 1.332 points. 

With a score of 1.316 points on the Global Peace Index 2023, Austria stands fifth on the list. 

New Zealand is the fourth most peaceful country in the world with a score of 1.313 points. 

Ireland’s position slipped from second to third this year. It has a score of 1.312 on the index. 

The second most peaceful country in the world is Denmark with 1.31 score points. 

Iceland stands at the top of the list with 1.124 points on the Global Peace Index 2023 and bags the tag of the most peaceful country in the world. It has remained the most peaceful country since 2008 when the list was first released.

Time Taken for Biggest Platforms to Reach 1 Million Users 

Threads reached 1 million users in the first few hours after its launch on July 6. Here are some of the other social media platforms and the time taken by them to reach 1 million users (based on media reports). 

Thread crossed 1 million mark in few hours 

Time Taken for Biggest Platforms to Reach 1 Million Users

Money Matters: 6 Smart Earning Tips Every Millennial Should Know

As millennials, the concept of ‘smart earnings’ may not be too familiar. The ideal way to stay within budget is by using the 50-30-20 rule, which means allocating the first portion to needs and obligations, the second to things you ‘want’, and the third to saving and investing in the initial stages of earning.

Financial education holds great importance in today's world, as it imparts money management skills that are often overlooked by millennials. It is crucial to learn about investing, budgeting, and developing personal finance strategies. There are plenty of sources available for finance education, such as online resources, courses, books, and podcasts.

Millennials should prioritise on saving and investing for the future. One approach is to create a budget and set aside a specific amount for investments. Additionally, acquaint yourself with various investment options, such as stocks, commodities, and real estate, in order to diversify your investments and minimise risks.

Success lies in working smart. Nowadays, all social media platforms provide multiple opportunities to showcase talent, acquire skills as affiliate marketers, and learn how to monetise those skills.

Online platforms have made it significantly easier to establish businesses. If you are a manufacturer or wholesaler, consider selling your products on platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, or Shopify. Alternatively, you can act as a middleman, purchasing products and reselling them through your own brand-specific website.

Invest in developing marketable skills, as they can significantly increase your earning potential. By learning skills like coding, social media management, or graphic designing, you can pursue higher-paying jobs, freelance, or even start your own digital business.

Millennials have numerous opportunities to supplement their income through the gig economy, which allows for monetising various skills and interests. Platforms such as Uber, Airbnb, or outsourcing sites offer avenues to earn money according to personal preferences.

Here are 6 smart earning tips every 'Millenial' should know:

One of the best architectural marvels in the state of Rajasthan, the City Palace is located on the banks of Lake Pichola. The grand white City Palace is a heritage building.

On January 30, 1945, three torpedoes fired by a Soviet submarine slammed the ship's port side, which was carrying more than 10,000 passengers. In just an hour, the Gustloff slipped below the frigid Baltic waves. More than 9,000 people died in the tragedy.

Amidst the chaos of Jaipur, the ‘Pink City’, lies the splendid Jal Mahal. This low-rise symmetrical Palace was once a shooting lodge for the Maharajas.

John Davies Oval, Queenstown (New Zealand)



Nestled in Otago and embraced by the majestic 'The Remarkables' mountain range, Queenstown Events Centre or John Davies Oval stands as a breathtaking cricket stadium.


The Umaid Bhawan Palace is the largest private residence in the world. The royal family still lives here. A portion of the palace has been given to the Taj Hotels and hence, it also serves as a luxurious hotel.

This palace was a palatial mansion built by a wealthy Bengali merchant named Raja Rajendra Mullick. It is a beautiful monument and is constructed in the neoclassical style.

Built with limestone and sandstone, it occupies a vast area. There are several things to see within this fort, like the Diwan-e-aam, Diwan-e-Khas, Jai Mandir, Sukh Niwas and the Seesh Mahal.

Located in Vadodara, Gujarat, this huge palace is also called the Maharaja Palace. It is the world’s biggest palace, and not many of us may know that it is four times the size of the Buckingham Palace!

The palace is also known as Cooch Bihar Palace. It was designed under the rule of Maharaja Nripendra Narayan. The palace is built in the classical Western style with huge rooms and beautifully decorated halls.

The Leh Palace, also known as Lhachen Palkhar, is one of the most glorious attractions in Leh. The palace was one of the tallest structures with about nine storeys in its earlier days.

10 Most Beautiful Royal Palaces in India

AI Explores Game of Thrones Characters as Guests at Indian Wedding

Using Artificial Intelligence, an artist on Instagram has imagined Game of Thrones characters attending an Indian wedding, and the results are captivating!

Hollywood actor Kit Harington who played the role of Jon Snow, the legitimate heir to the Iron Throne, was seen enjoying the wedding and dancing while wearing an orange sherwani.

This AI-generated image shows Sophie Turner who played the role of Sansa Stark, the Queen in the North, wearing a green and golden netted lehenga, as she enjoys the wedding.

This AI-generated image depicts the actor Peter Dinklage, who played Tyrion Lannister, the youngest sibling of the Lannister family, wearing a yellow sherwani and enjoying the wedding.

Emilia Clarke, who essayed the role of Queen Daenerys Targaryen, is seen in this AI image dancing to the wedding tunes in a pink salwar suit adorned with floral designs and wearing gold jewellery.

This AI image features Jason Momoa who played the role of Khal Drogo, the husband of Daenerys Targaryen, dancing while wearing a sherwani.

One of the most popular characters in the Game of Thrones series, portrayed by Maisie Williams, is depicted in this AI image dressed in a red and golden lehenga with gold jewellery and a ‘maang tikka’.

The above picture shows the character played by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, wearing a light orange kurta and dancing to the beats.

Here's a glimpse of GoT characters in an Indian wedding.

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