Machli documentaries

The Ranthambore National Park attracts a lot of visitors, and of the prime reasons for that was this living tigeress Machli, her zeal, power and qualities were so enchanting that even the film-maker S. Nallamuthhu couldn't resist himself, and filmed her for a period of nine years.

You can always find her videos on national geographic, the names of the films you can find about her are:
"Tiger revenge"
"Tiger dynasty"
"Tiger queen"

Her whole life can be seen in the documentary, "World's most famous tiger 🐅". The plot follows the rise, fall and ultimate death of this star. She lived till 19 years and till death, remained the unparalleled Queen of Ranthambore having outwitted many opponents and living longer than any tiger.

Pulitzer prize for feature photography

Mumbai based photographer Danish Siddiqui won the award documenting the Rohingya refugee crisis in Myanmar and Bangladesh.

Monumental mosque

Assam, Silchar, Cachar district, Jama Masjid, second floor, Sabir Ahmed Chaudhary (mosque's secretary) pushes open a door to reveal a room with about a dozen almirahs. They're filled with more than 300 books in Bengali and English on Hinduism, Christianity and Islam.

The secretary has made an effort to educate people about other religions and philosophies. Alonside the Koran and books on Islam, are tomes on Christian philosophy, the Vedas and Upanishads, biographies of Ramakrishna Paramhinsa and Swami Vivekananda, and novels by Rabindranath Tagore and Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay.

Hence, it is said truly that the ones who read sacred religious texts, do not differentiate between religions.

The world's most traded goods

According to Statista 2016 by Teletrac Navman, cars accounted fornthe most traded goods by Germany imported in the USA.

TOP EXPORTERS

1. CARS - $1350BN
                  GERMANY

2. REFINED PETROLEUM - $825BN
                                                  USA

3. INTEGRATED CIRCUITS - $804BN
                                                   HONG KONG

4. VEHICLE PARTS - $685BN
                                      GERMANY

5. COMPUTERS -$614BN
                               CHINA

6. PHARMACEUTICALS - $613BN
                                               GERMANY

7. GOLD - $576BN
                   SWITZERLAND

8. CRUDE PETROLEUM - $579BN
                                              RUSSIA

9. TELEPHONES - $510BN
                                  CHINA

10. BROADCASTING EQUIPMENT - $395BN
CHINA

Conditions of NIKAH

Nikah Halala
A Muslim woman who wishes to restore her marriage after divorce is required to marry someone else and consummate the marriage before divorcing him to remarry her previous husband.

Nikah Misyar
The husband and wife renounce several marital rights, such as living together, the wife's rights to housing and maintenance money and the husband's right to home-keeping and access.

Nikah Mutah
Literally, "pleasure marriage", is a temporary marriage contract in which the duration of the marriage and the mahr(money or possessions promised to be paid to the bride by the groom or his father at the time of marriage) must be specified and agreed upon in advance. It is a private contract made in verbal or written format and does not confer any right on the woman.

Man with the golden arm

This is not some fantasy where you will find a man with an arm made of gold, but this man, James Harrison, is a man with superpowers.

He saved the lives of 2.4 million babies after giving blood almost every week for sixty years. It is not just any blood, his blood has unique disease-fighting antibodies.

He was awarded the Order of Australia in 1999.

He discovered about this unique feature of his blood when he had a lung removed, he was 14. It is believed to have been created due to the transfusions after operations.

Kilauea Volcano

People taking boat rides to see lava from the Kilauea Volcano fall into the Pacific Ocean at Kapoho in Hawaii.

Dublin, may 25

Laws of abortion in Dublin, a pro-choice mural.

Ireland legslises abortion.

Sleeping Lion Pearl sold

World's largest known freshwater pearl, which once belonged to Catherine the Great, was sold in Netherlands for $3,74,000.

It was called the Sleeping Lion pearly due to it's distinctive shape, it was formed in the first half of the 18th century in Chinese waters.

ReUnite

Every eighth minute a child goes missing and is either forced into child labour, or abandoned on streets.

This mobile application ReUnite, developed by Capgemini-a French IT firm, in collaboration with Bachpan Bachao Andolan(BBA) founded by Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi will soon become functional to eradicate the national level issue of missing children.

Citizens can upload the image of the missing child. Parents/caretakers can lodge a report. It can be very useful in case of toddlers and differently abled.
It will be available on Google and apple play store by the end of August 2018