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900 years ago, on Indian soil in Haryana, the second mighty battle of Tarain was fought. Muhammad Ghori defeated Prithviraj Chauhan to establish the Islamic chapter of Delhi rule. In a world of great sultans shone Razia Sultan.
In Devon, Pa., Pour Richard’s Coffee Co. & Distillery has created a haven for local coffee enthusiasts and farmers worldwide. But for this family-owned café, the aroma of freshly roasted and brewed beans and the cozy environment are merely the cream on top.
The clock chimes 8:00 a.m., and Surrey Service in Devon bursts alive with activity. Senior adults stream through the doors, their faces beaming with anticipation for the day’s events.
Myanmar, once known as "the land of temples and pagodas," has been grappling with a dark reality. While the country boasts beautiful landscapes, it has also been stained by the persecution of the Rohingya Muslims, a long-marginalized ethnic minority.
I hate studying for the SATs, I hate taking the test, and I hate talking about it. But, far more, I hate the idea of getting rid of it.
Artículo escrito por: Tanisha Agrawal
文章作者: Tanisha Agrawal
In 2022, the world witnessed a plethora of problems, milestones, agreements and disagreements. With the pandemic mitigating and life largely returning to normal, 2022 can be seen as a year of recovery; a year that forced us to reflect on and absorb the mistakes we made. Here is a quick analysis of the moments that shaped 2022 into what it was, from pop culture and sports to geopolitics, economics, and health.
With the memorable quadrennial FIFA World Cup wrapping up last week, the atmosphere for soccer fans across the world had been peppy. Alongside the enthusiasm and anticipation for the games and players, there was a great deal of conversation amongst the media and public about many controversies swirling around FIFA.
文章作者: Tanisha Agrawal
Artículo escrito por: Tanisha Agrawal
Healthcare investment is one of the most significant components of the American economy, with $4.1 trillion spent in 2020. Despite this, there are still substantial problems impeding the progress of patient treatment.
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Alfred Arzumanyan (name changed), 56, is a taxi driver in California. He has been living in the USA since 1991, before which he lived in Abovian, a small city close to the capital of Armenia. Despite living in the USA for more than 3 decades, he still feels connected to Armenia, especially when they win in international chess.
Our society matters. As we inch towards shaping one without hate crimes, racism, and xenophobia, the pandemic taught us that people are important. Today, it is even more imperative to restore balance in our society: a balance that emerges from people living in harmony, regardless of where they come from.