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          O n 20th December 1705 when the coalition forces of the mughals led by Wazir khan attacked Chamkaur with 10,00000 soldiers against Khalsa. Guru Gobind Singh who was leading Khalsa along with his sons and only with forty followers got ready to battle against enormous armies. So there are 42 Sikhs versus 10,00000 mughals. Would you believe it if I told you? Only 42 people vs. a massive 10,00000. Each of them is up against tens of millions of people. It's really unimaginable for us to think in this manner.  The Battle of Chamkaur, one of the most bravest battles ever fought in human history. The battle which proves that fate always favors the brave, as well as the fact that one Sikh equals 125,000 people.  Because of the movie, we are all aware of the bravery of the 300 Spartans, but due to rubbish politicians we Indians are unaware of this bravest fight ever fought, which no one should ever forget. This blog is about 42 Sikhs who fought with such courage against mas...

Assume you have insomnia and really want to sleep, but your circumstances prevent you from doing so. Then you go to your mother and tell her about your insomnia problems. Then she handed you a random pill from her medicine cabinet and ordered you to take it with anticipation. And you have no idea what the pill is for, so you take it eagerly. And you slept like a baby right after taking a pill. When you awoke the next day, you realized that the pill your mother had given you the night before was not a true pill, but rather a look-alike pill made of regular sugar and salt. Isn't that strange? You must be both surprised and perplexed by what has just occurred. The question keeps popping up in your mind: how did a pill made of sugar and salt work so constructively? NO, this sugar and salt combination is not effective for sleeping. Then here's how it went so well last night? The placebo effect is the only reason it works. It means regardless of your expectatio...

  J ust like breathing, sleeping is also a Life-saving need for us. As per study we should sleep at least for 7-8 hours a day. But have you ever wondered what would happen when we remain awake for a straight whole month ? Absolutely it's unimaginable for us to stay awake for an entire month. But why am I even asking this horrific strange question, because there is an experiment called The Russian Sleep Experiment which you may or may not have heard about. Here in this blog we do an analysis and try to decode the truth behind this inhuman experiment. These experiment takes place in 1940 during world war-2, where a group of researcher from the soviet union took five prisoners who were politician who were being caught during world war-2, and locked them for 30 days in a room, while the room was stocked with sleeping cots, books, running water, a toilet and dried food to last them all for an entire month.                                   They were being promised that they'd set f...

W e  may all love the character Mowgli from the world famous novel ''The Jungle Book'' written by Rudyard Kipling. But do you know that a real life Mowgli does exists, strange isn't it ? Meet Dina Sanichar who was adopted and raised by the pack of wolves in the same vein Mowgli's character from The Jungle Book. But Dina Sanichar's life was quite different from Mowgli's life. Unlike Mowgli, Dina Sanichar didn't live a vivacious and voluntarines life but actually he lived a fierceful life.  Many of us are unaware of real life Mowgli's character which was inspired by Dina Sanichar, so here I have endeavour to write this blog, to make certain people aware of his awful life.                                     In 1872, a group of hunters found a six year old boy with a burden of wolves in the forest of Bulandshahr district, Uttar Pradesh. The hunters were stunned because the boy was walki...

H e saw a glimpse of himself, one day when Shri Ramakrishna was in Samadhi, rising above and above the skies, beyond the plane of the gods, sediment in the plane where he saw few sages absorbed in God's thinking. Then he sees himself approaching one of them and says, "Aren't you going to come with me? "I'm talking place on earth. The sage opened his eyes and nodded slowly. A ball of light soon incarnated on a house in Kolkata. This child, born on January 12, 1863, was none other than Swami Vivekananda. Swami Vivekananda a name that doesn't need any sort of introduction. As we all know he was a pride and important personalities of India.  There is no question that the teachings of Swami Vivekananda inspired not only young youth of India, but the entire world as well.  On this birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda which is solemnize as youth day, I have wrote some hidden, unknown facts about Swami Vivekananda which you probably not aware of. The real name of Sw...

Facts no:01. The first meme ever. These days we are so predisposed with our mobile phones, and one of the main reason is social media's memes. The meme is especially for humorous purposes. Memes can usually spread from person to person via social networks, or news sources. But have you ever wonder who was the inventor of meme, when was the first meme was published and which was the first meme ever on the world. Ac cording to the internet , world's first ''Meme'' ingeniously materialized in a ''1921'' edition of a satirical magazine ''The Judge'', published by the ''University of Lowa''. The 99-years old comic strip is suggested to be the first recorded use of the trendy ''what you think you look like vs what you actually look like'' meme,. And the first meme was invented by the RICHARD DAWKINS. Do you know.? 1.(The color which we see when we close our eyes is called ''eigengrain'' w...