world 1 Longest Rivers

Nile River 

in AfricaThe dispute about whether Nile is the longest or Amazon has gone on for decades now. The River Nile, however, is traditionally considered the longest river in the world. Along with the Kagera, its length is a whooping 6,853 kilometers. The Kagera forms the upper headwaters of the Nile and flows into Lake Victoria. The source of the Nile is sometimes considered to be Lake Victoria, but this is a point of ambiguity. The water of River Nile is shared between no less than eleven countries, earning it the reputation of an international river. This has lead to constant water disputes between these countries. For the countries of Egypt and Sudan, especially, Nile is the main source of water and therefore the lifeline of millions. The two major tributaries of the Nile are the White Nile and the Blue Nile. This river drains into the Mediterranean Sea. The Nile River derives its name from the ancient Egyptian language word for ‘great river’, which it certainly is, so the naming is apt. A complete navigation of the whole length of the world’s longest river could only be undertaken in 2004.

top 1 Indian Superstitions

Eclipses

This one seems to be a favourite of superstition-makers. Solar eclipses have traditionally been linked to a lot of superstitions in India. One must not venture out during an eclipse, since it is believed that the Sun is swallowed up by the demon. Pregnant women, especially, must stay indoors in order to ensure that their babies are not born with any deformities. In fact, pregnant women are often not allowed to sew or cut vegetables during an eclipse. Some families avoid cooking and eating altogether during an eclipse. On the other hand, some people believe that it brings good luck to bathe in holy water bodies during or after an eclipse. Astrologers often have a field day during eclipses predicting death, doom and gloom in store. However, the reason behind some of these superstitions can be scientific. For example, one should actually avoid going out during an eclipse in order to keep away from the harmful UV rays.

world top 1 Driest Places On Earth

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 the word itself has become synonymous with ice, glaciers and anything but dryness. Much to your surprise, Antarctica’s Dry Valleys are considered to be the driest place on the planet. These are the largest ice-free region of the continent. The place receives absolutely no rainfall and the climate is devoid of humidity at large. Due to the further presence of high mountains, the forthcoming ice is also blocked from the valleys. The valleys’ ecosystem is considered to be quite similar to that of the Red planet Mars. Ergo, the place has been a mind boggling mystery, waiting to be unraveled by scientists and explorers all over the globe.rctica

India’s Most Haunted Places

Bhangarh, Rajasthan

 You knew this was coming, didn’t you?  A lecherous priest, a beautiful princess and a curse marks the story of Bhangarh. At the edge of Sariska it is India’s most famous ghost town. The extent of the mystery can be estimated from a Google search for India’s most haunted places, every second link will take you to Bhangarh and hundreds of horror accounts that follows. By dusk no one dares to venture around this area and the guards listen to Sundar Kand at full volume.

Visit Before You Die

Taj Mahal

Taj Mahal is the symbol of love and is famous all over the world for its magnificent beauty and history associated with it. Taj Mahal was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. Taj Mahal built entirely of white marble is located in Agra, Uttar Pradesh in India. It is one of the finest examples of Mughal architecture and many argue that its beauty is not surpassed by any other monument. It is a mausoleum that consists of the graves of the queen and the emperor.

world top 1 Most Livable Countries

Norway

Norway is not a member of the European Union. This is good news because it is safe from the economic turmoil currently being faced by EU countries. This could be the singular reason why it is in the throes of economic prosperity and able to afford the best climate for human well-being. The country’s virtues: free healthcare, fresh water, low pollution, low rate of violence, high life expectancy, transparent politics, strong social welfare system comprising of child benefits, unemployment benefits, pensions, maternity/paternity and medical benefits. The living expenses in Norway are very high but the incomes match them. The taxes also are high but the vast public amenities, particularly free education, is incentive enough; in addition the politics and administration is transparent. The Norwegian society is very peaceful and much more egalitarian than most other Western countries. Cherry on the top – Aurora borealis- Nature’s night light show! Why would anybody not want to live in Norway? There really is no answer to that question

world top 1 Terrorist Attacks

9/11 attack .WTC

 The worst attack ever in the world history. It is reported that 2.993 were dead and 8,900 were injured. It literally has some videos and pictures showing the fall of victims from the top most building (from burnt section) facing death very pathetically! 9/11 attack on World Trade Center is truly on top of the list as it is the worst terrorist attack so far that has been faced by humans living anywhere in any part of the world. As it is known to all,  these attacks were planned, monitored and executed by the world’s top most terrorist Osama Bin laden. He brought nightmares to all the US public.
Four planes were planned but only two were hit to the twin towers the others missed the target  wherein one out of the other two hit the Washington pentagon and the last one was crashed into the field in Summer set County. It was a well planned tragic attack ever. It affected Nation’s foreign and democratic rules and policies. It raised doubts against the nation’s security and intelligence power.More importantly it affected all the IT countries which lead to a big set back called “recession”