Parul Agrawal

Parul Agrawal is an International Bestselling Author, World Record Holder, Publisher and an Independent Journalist. Reach her at www.parulagrawal.com.

Why French Ambassador And Troops Are Leaving Niger?

The French government finally decided to leave Niger after ordering the diplomats to return back to the country. The Niger coup leaders in Niger hailed the decision as a victory for their country. Here, we briefly explain why France is leaving Niger, a landlocked country shattered by extremist violence.

Florida Suspends 4 Schools’ Scholarships Over Ties To China

Florida has suspended four schools from scholarship funds for having ties to the Chinese government. The decision to withdraw support to the schools is a part of Governor Ron DeSantis’ anti-China policies which, according to him, poses a security threat.

Great Wall of China Damaged By Workers With Excavator

Part of China’s ancient Great Wall was severely damaged by workers who wanted to create a shortcut. According to the police, two construction workers created a shortcut path right in the middle of the ancient wall with an excavator.

Man With Brain Implant Explains How It Feels To Have One

The robotic future is not coming anymore, because it has already arrived. Once thought to be science-fiction is now possible as more and more people are surgically inserting brain implants to treat neurological disorders and disabilities. Ian Burkhart, having a brain implant since 2014, explains how it feels to have a brain implant.

Elon Musk Says X Will Pay Legal Bills If Users Treated Unfairly

Elon Musk has said X, previously known as twitter, will pay legal bills of those users who are treated unfairly by the platform. The users who like something on the platform and face consequences will be paid by X and the financial assistance will have “no limits”, he said.

Beijing Records Hottest June Day in 60 Years

Heatwaves have become more and more frequent in the last few years, thanks to the increasing global temperatures. Chinese capital Beijing recorded the hottest day in the last 60 years with mercury hitting 41.1C (105.9F).

Why Do Some People Live Longer? Bacteria Holds The Answer

Wrinkles, aging, diseases and finally death, we are afraid of everything related to aging. But why is it that some people live longer than others and millions across the globe die well before the 70s or 60s. Researchers experimented and concluded that the intestinal bacteria of people who live longer are very unique as compared to those who don’t.

Nepali Man Summits Mount Everest For 27th Time

A Nepali mountaineer has broken the world record for the highest number Mount Everest summits after he climbed for the 27th time. The record was previously set by Kami Rita Sherpa, who has expressed his desire to climb the summit for the 28th time to reclaim the title. 

Pennsylvanian Factory Explosion Death Toll Climbs to 7

Death toll from the chocolate factory explosion has increased to seven after several dead bodies were recovered at the site. Huge explosion rocked the West Reading community of just 4,500 people, on Friday, destroying the R.M. Palmer Co. facility. Operation is underway to look for missing people as Search and rescue teams are working to pull people out from debris.

MIT Researchers Develop Cheap Device To Measure Air Pollution

Researchers from MIT have developed a low-cost, pollution-detecting device that helps people measure air quality. The air pollution detector is a mobile device that can be adjusted on vehicles and buildings too. The device known as “Flatburn” is solar-powered and also stores data to be evaluated later.

Fall Asleep In 2 Minutes With This Military Technique

Falling asleep may become a nightmare for many as they turn around in their beds trying hard to fall asleep. People try multiple ways or even drugs to overcome sleep deprivation. But here is the good news, this popular military method will help anyone fall asleep within minutes.

The Ultimate Style Guide for Event Headwear 

What else is in full bloom this season besides Springtime flowers? Certainly, there’s no shortage of events and Event Wear Headpieces, Millinery, that are as much of a fashion statement as they are a reflection of character.  From the upcoming Central Park Conservatory Hat Luncheon, Hattitude for the Denver Center’s Women’s Voice Fund, Mothers’ Day,