Showing posts with label Amazing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amazing. Show all posts

Friday, January 16, 2026

What are some interesting & amazing facts that most people don't know?

 1.DOOM’S DAY CLOCK-

a clock which tells how far the world is from global catastrophe by the number of minutes left to reach midnight at which the catastrophe is said to happen.

it reflects the danger from nuclear weapons and climate change.it is maintained since 1947 .IT just highlights the urgent actions the world needs to make to save the humanity from the above mention dangers.

2.Caste system among Muslims - Ashrafs (UPPER CASTE) and Pasmandas (LOWER CASTE).

3.Unification flag- a flag representing the sportspersons of both NORTH AND SOUTH KOREA when they participate in any sporting event as one team.

The flag has no official status from either country.

4.REPUBLIC DAY- 26th january ,the official celebration is of 3 days

culminating with beating retreat.

Beating retreat denotes the end of republic day celebration(29 january).

5.Longest platforms - 1. GORAKHPUR , 2. KOLLAM(KERALA),3. KHARAGPUR

many people still remember Kharagpur as having the longest platform but it is not.

6.Carbon Neutral and Negative Country-BHUTAN

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

What are some interesting & amazing facts that most people don't know?

 Hitler decided to use ‘Swastika’ as the Nazi symbol after reading about it in a book

This is a “Swastika”, which originated thousands of years ago in India as a sacred symbol of spiritual principles in Hinduism and later accepted by Buddhism and Jainism. It is also a symbol of happiness, prosperity & good luck.

But Adolf Hitler read about it in a book and changed it’s meaning forever, making it a symbol of hatred and racism.

The cover of one of Helena Blevestky’s books with the Swastik sign (under the crown in this picture)

This was a book written by Madame Helena Blevitski, a Russian occultist and she founded of the Theosophical Society in 1875. She moved to India in 1880 and founded the “Arya Samaj”.

In her esoteric work, especially “The Secret Doctrine”, published in 1888, Blavatsky emphasised the concept of races as paramount in the development of human history. According to Blavatsky, there are seven root races of mankind, with each root race containing seven sub-races. The present root race is the fifth, the Aryans, who evolved from the fifth sub-race of the Atlanteans.

According to Blavatsky, "The Aryan Race was born and developed in the far North, though after the sinking of the Continent of Atlantis its tribes emigrated further south into Asia, following a migratory pattern that went south and west from Asia, ultimately created the great Hindu, Persian, Greco-Roman, and later European cultures.

Blavatsky considered the swastika as a powerful occult symbol of the Aryans and used it in the seal of the Theosophical Society. Hitler read her books & was inspired by her writing about races and how (so called) superior races lwere spiritually enlightened and intelligent and “better” than others.

In Mein Kampf, Hitler viewed the swastika as symbolizing "The mission of the struggle for the victory of the Aryan man, and ... the victory of the idea of creative work, which as such always has been and always will be anfi-Semific.”

He later went on to adopt it as the symbol of Nazism, which supported the theory of dominance of a superior race over the others.

And this is what he made it look like.

A symbol of hatred.

PS: Everyone needs to understand the difference between the two:

If you ever travel to India, or go to a Hindu family’s home anywhere in the world, you may find the Swastik in the left. It is auspicious to Hindus and they believe it will bring them good luck and prosperity.

It has nothing to do with the Nazi Swatika in the right, which was conceptualised by idiots claiming they were superior to others.

However, you may find the Nazi swastika displayed proudly by people in the west these days who still believe in ideologies they don’t have an idea about.

You can ignore them and wish they get some sanity in life someday :)

Image source: Pinimg

Tuesday, January 13, 2026

What are some amazing pictures?

 Room with mirrors on the floor, ceiling, and walls with transparent furniture.

Broken cats: These big cats perform at the Seven Star Park in China. They have had their teeth and claws pulled out.

A utility worker giving mouth-to-mouth to co-worker after he contacted a high voltage wire in 1967

Three Greek grannies singing to a Syrian refugee baby that just washed ashore in order to calm him down.

Touching: Father of the bride stops wedding procession to walk his daughter's stepdad up the aisle with him

The graves of a Catholic woman and her Protestant husband, The Netherlands, 1888

Statue of Lenin converted into Darth Vader in Ukraine as a part of a process which outlaws Communist symbols.

A gang with their Four baboons, two hyenas, one dog, one rock python.

Source: POwerful pIcs

Monday, January 12, 2026

What is the most amazing thing you’ve ever found on the Internet?

 I was going through Pinterest the other day and I found some of the most precious and stunning vintage photographs of Indian women dating back to the 19th century.

I personally felt that these timeless photos depict the richness and the authenticity of Indian culture and they are worth sharing…

1)Photo of nautch dancers of Hyderabad in the 1860s .The girls are wearing dancers traditional jewels. The reclining girl has a jewelled sheath covering her long plait.

Source: Pinterest

2) Picture of a girl…. perhaps a bride:) in heavy jewellery and a dazzling saree from Madras in TamilNadu taken in 1872…..(Holy Moly!!! That saree is a masterpeice!!!)

Source: Pinterest

3)Two Brahmin girls in saree...circa 1855

Source: Pinterest

3)Photo of a young woman holding a foldable fan and looking fabulous in a saree .That embroidered blouse is amazingly looking very modern.. Date unkown.

Source: Pinterest

4) Photo of a Bayadere( devadasi, temple dancer) from Coromandel Coast region….circa 1857–1861. Photographer Fedor Jagor

Source: Pinterest

5) An Indian Ayah( Nanny) with two children

Source: Pinterest

6)Women of Madras in 1870

Source: Pinterest

7) Yet another young bride dressed from head to toe in some of the finest jewellery..circa late 1800’s

Source: Pinterest

8) Here comes a proud moment in Indian history with this picture which depicts an Indian woman, a Syrian woman and a Japanese woman , all training to be doctors at Women’s Medical College of Philadelphia- October 10 ,1885

Source: Pinterest

9) A little girl looking cute as a button in fine clothes and jewellery( a bit too heavy for her age)…circa 1916

Source: Pinterest

10) A Malayali singer and dancer…dated early 1900’s

Source: Pinterest

11) Three very young girls wearing sarees and jewellery in Madras..1870

Source: Pinterest

12) Picture of two Marwari women , circa 1885

Source: Pinterest

13) A woman wearing a Gharara, a traditional Lucknowi garment worn by Muslim women of Hindi Belt. It consists of a kurti, a dupatta and a pair of wide legged pants with each leg made from over 12 meters of silk brocoade…!!!

Source: Pinterest

14) Another little girl…perhaps a princess sitting like a legend…

Source: Pinterest

15) Indian dancer, 1880

Source: Pinterest

16) A Tamil lady

Source: Pinterest

These are a few of the photographs I’ve come across. I didn’t want to make a long post, so couldn’t upload them all..:(

I couldn’t help appreciating the quality of the photos and also couldn’t help noticing the amount of jewellery women wore those days..:):)

Anyways…I believe these pictures gives us a peek into the culture and tradition of ancient India and an era long forgotten..

I was really happy to come across them.

What are some amazing pictures?

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What are some interesting & amazing facts that most people don't know?

 Have you ever noticed these numbered triangles below the plastic bottles you use

Do you know what the number inside the triangle represents?

I’ll tell you their significance.

  • Number 1 inside the triangle as shown in the above picture represents the plastic is made of Polyethylene terephthalate. (PET)

This plastic is safe for single use and should never be heated.

If you observe carefully, there’ll be a message on the cover saying:

CRUSH THE BOTTLE AFTER USE.

These are commonly used for bottled water and soft drink bottles.

Please don’t use the bottle after its expiry date. The plastic disintegrates eventually after the expiry date. You’ll end up drinking water along with minute amounts of plastic which is very dangerous.

SAVE YOUR LIFE

  • Number 2 inside the triangle represents the container is made of High-Density Polyethylene . These plastics can be reused and refilled.

Commonly used for detergent, shampoos containers etc.


  • If you see number 3 inside the triangle, avoid the usage of that plastic immediately. They contain carcinogens (these plastics are made of PVC)

Commonly found in peanut butter jars,Shower curtains,cling wrap,waterbeds,pool toys etc.

Inflatable structures

Clothing


  • You can reuse the plastic if it has number 4 inside the triangle. These are commonly used as reusable bags especially for shopping.

Common usage: Grocery store bags, plastic wrap, dry cleaning bags, shopping bags etc.


  • Number 5 inside the triangle is the safest. You’ll find it in ice creams cups, straws and syrup bottles.
  • Common usage: Medical storage, food storage.

  • Number 6 inside the triangle is dangerous and number 7 inside the triangle is deadly. PLEASE AVOID

They are made of polystyrene and polycarbonate BISPHENOL A (BPA).

HORMONE DISRUPTORS

Continuous usage might lead to cancer, heart diseases.

Common usage: Plastic spoons, plastic forks, water bottles (mostly used by athletes)

 

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