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New Zealand ushers in 2024 with a mesmerizing fireworks extravaganza at Auckland's iconic Sky Tower – a breathtaking spectacle not to be missed.

Indian cricketer Sanju Samson, recently part of the national ODI squad, showcases his football skills at Kerala Sevens—a breeding ground for raw talent where fishermen to farmers converge on makeshift pitches.

Last month, a Human Rights Watch (HRW) report claimed China isclosing, demolishing, and repurposing mosque asa "systematic effort" aimed at restraining the practice of Islam in the country.

A viral video shared on the Instagram page "roopfitnessfoodiee" has stirred up quite a buzz, showcasing a unique twist to the beloved Maggi noodles by infusing it with the kick of rum.

In their quest for a culinary achievement, two French chefs teamed up with a cheesemaker and a popular YouTube personality to create a remarkable masterpiece: a pizza adorned with an astonishing array of 1,001 cheeses.

The viral cockpit view of a plane landing at night not only provides viewers with a visually stunning experience but also serves as a window into the world of aviation. Bedrettin Sagdic's captivating video has ignited conversations about the intricacies of pilot navigation and the unique challenges they face.

With an eye on the upcoming national elections next year, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is gearing up to commence the 'Bharat Nyay Yatra'. Starting from January 14, the 6,200-kilometer journey will traverse from Manipur to Mumbai, connecting the northeastern and western regions of the country.

Disturbing footage of armed radical Islamic groups, who killed at least 160 people in central Nigeria in a series of attacks on villages on Christmas Day, has sent a wave of shock world over.

In the shared video, Chef Don India showcases the process of making a dosa, drawing attention to the computerized menu display at the Mumbai airport restaurant. The Masala Dosa is priced at Rs 600, and surprisingly, a Benne Khali Dosa costs even more at Rs 620.

On the first day of the second Test in Melbourne, Pakistan made crucial breakthroughs by dismissing Australian openers David Warner and Usman Khawaja. The match hung in the balance before rain interrupted play, leading to an early tea on Tuesday.