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on December 15, 2017

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When stocking up on energy reserves to hibernate in winter, Grizzly bears can eat a staggering 1,00,000 calories per day - that's as much as 1,282 boiled eggs!

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Mahatma Gandhi is not the Father of the nation?

Since childhood, we all have been taught that the great son of India, Mahatma Gandhi is the "Father of the Nation". But surprisingly, the government of India does not consider Gandhiji as the Father of the Nation! According to government's documents, Gandhiji was not conferred with this title, constitutionally. This amazing fact was revealed by the persistent efforts of the youngest RTI activist 10-year-old Aishwarya Parashar, who sought response on this from the Central government.

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The world's Coldest Bank

DoomsDay Seed Vault Deep within the Arctic Circle, on the frozen island of Spitsbergen in the Norwegian Svalbard archipelago, is a giant vault. It’s something you’d half expect to find in a Bond movie: set 120 metres (394 feet) inside a mountain, it’s the site of an old coal mine and boasts some formidable security features that include reinforced concrete walls, dual blast-proof doors, motion sensors and airlocks. The island’s remote location, just 1,300 kilometers (808 miles) from the North Pole , its inhospitable climate and treacherous terrain make monitoring human activity in the area relatively easy. The 1,750 banks from around the world, which have made hundreds of thousands of deposits to this vault , can sleep easy knowing their investments are secure. But this is no safe house for cash or gold, or a financial institution of any kind. The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is a giant repository for the world’s seed crops, an effort on the part of several multin...

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