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The Only Time when the Emperor Smoked
It was the first time Akbar had received a gift of tobacco and a golden pipe. He ordered that preparations be made for him to smoke. His request created a furore in the palace. Read on ...
Chintu Pintu Talk on the Net Again
This time they start with how they performed in their exams :-( and what they are going to do now that the exams are over :-) Read on ...
Children's Museum Says No to Dolls, Yes to e-games
The Nehru Children's Museum in Calcutta has a wonderful collection of dolls from 88 countries. But, it has been closed down now... Read on ...
The Emperor who Won a Toy in a Fight
Mughal Emperor Akbar was just three years old when this happened. He wanted a toy his cousin owned. So he proposed a wrestling match... Read on ...
Boomerang: From Weapon to Fun
The boomerang is a banana-shaped weapon, which was devised by the aborigines of Australia to hunt animals. But now, boomerangs are a source of great excitement. Read on ...
The Emperor who Rolled his Eyes
The 18-year-old emperor, Akbar, decided that he would attend a popular festival -- like an ordinary man... Read on ...
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Monsoon in Mumbai
There were floods in people's drawing rooms, the streets became a wet dustbin. Local trains and passengers decided to have an 'off day'. Cyber cafes did roaring business.... Read on ...
The Girl who Won the Boys Chess Title
The 13-year-old chess prodigy, Koneru Humpy, won the under-12 World Chess Championship last year. Recently, she became the first Indian female player to win a National chess title for under-14 boys..... Read on ...
He Can't See But He Shows The Way
As a child, Vipin Malhotra would beat up anyone who dared to call him blind. Last week, the 31-year-old beat 33 people with his navigational skills at a car rally and emerged the winner. Read on ...
We Would All Scream Without Ice Cream
Can you imagine a summer without ice cream? It seems the Chinese too couldn't. For, it was they who gave the world its first ice cream. In India, the Mughals are said to have introduced their kind of ice cream -- the kulfi. Read on ...
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