The Nerdy Indian Cafe&nbsp;is regarded as India's first concept cafe where you get a free book every time&nbsp;you indulge in a meal here. Located in Saket in New Delhi, the cafe&nbsp;features over 1000 books from classic fiction to modern romance. The cafe&nbsp;encourages the reading culture that has almost disappeared with technology and&nbsp;digitalization.

Staying warm and looking sharp is not the easiest thing to do when you're wearing a saree&nbsp;at a winter event. Lucky for us, designers have come up with saree&nbsp;jackets to up ethnic&nbsp;game. If you have the extra material, you can get a custom jacket made to match you saree's print. If you're wearing a lighter saree&nbsp;like Sonam&nbsp;Kapoor, you can pair it with a contrasting embroidered jacket. To look more slender, you can take cues from Karisma&nbsp;Kapoor&nbsp;and go for this light long jacket in gold that goes with everything. If you want to be a little different, you can opt for more stylish cape jacket too.&nbsp;

A carpenter from Karnataka&nbsp;pays&nbsp;tribute to the era of fountain pens. Krishnamurthy Achar, from the Avinahalli village, has created a 19&nbsp;feet long wooden pen as a piece of art and displayed on an elevated stand. He has even applied to a Guinness&nbsp;World Record for the largest fountain pen in the world, which weighs 250 kgs.

Overlooking the&nbsp;Snowdon range of mountains, Northern Wales is home to the fastest zip line in the world.&nbsp;Velocity 2 is set over a stunning blue quarry lake and is also Europe's longest zip line. You can enjoy exhilarating&nbsp;views while traveling at a speed of&nbsp;100mph!

The black sand beach in Tithal is perhaps Gujarat's best kept secret.&nbsp;The Tithal Beach is famous for the rare and unique composition of its sand which is made up of brownish-blackish shaded soil.&nbsp;Black sand beaches are not very common, and&nbsp;the shore of Tithal beach is one of the few coasts blessed with this rare soil. You can take a trip down the&nbsp;Swaminarayan Temple, the Saibaba Temple and the Vishnu Temple - all situated along the beautiful stretch of the beach.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Cell phones have become an inevitable part of our lives! Whether it's at the dining table or out with a group of friends, the little device always manages to sneak in. Photographer Eric Pickersgill, created a powerful photo series, where he 'removed' cell phones from people's hands. The photos perfectly capture individuals lost in technology and how silly we'd look without our phones! The photos serve as a reminder of their intrusive nature.

Sportswear brand Nike's latest shoes are an ode to 'everyday heroes' like nurses and doctors. called Nike Air Zoom Pulse, the shoes wed designed to suit those in the medical industry, working long shifts. They have no laces, so they can be removed or worn with ease. The outsole, made with rubber and a heel fit that ensures comfort and the shoes are liquid-resistant.

9-year-old Laurent Simons from Belgium is all set to make history. He will soon become the youngest person in the world to graduate with a university degree. The child prodigy is currently studying electrical engineering at the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands, and he will graduate in December. His IQ score, according to his father, is 145 and he completed high school at the age of 8! He has plans to move to the UK, where he will pursue further studies. He is in line to take the world record from Michael Kearney, who graduated from university at the age of ten.

In a historic move, Germany has passed a law that makes it mandatory for children who attend school or day care to be vaccinated for measles. The Measles Protection Act, which will come into effect from March 2020, aims to curb the spread of the disease which has seen an increase in recent years. It also requires parents to provide evidence of the vaccinations before children are enrolled in schools. Non-compliance will lead to a fine of up to 2,500 euros. Teachers and day care workers, staff in hospitals and residents of refugee shelters will also have to be vaccinated.

Tourists at Agra's Taj Mahal can now get a magnificent view of the monument under the moonlight and during early morning hours. The Uttar Pradesh government inaugurated the Mehtab Bagh Taj view point on Friday. Entry to the view point will cost Rs 20 and visitors can view the Taj Mahal from 7 to 10 am in the morning and between 7 and 10 pm in the evening.

Football star David Beckham is all set to step into the hospitality industry. The former football star has plans to open his first hotel in Macao, next year, in partnership with a casino development company. called Londoner, the hotel will bring the best of his hometown to Macao with recreations of some of London's famous streets along with the iconic black cabs. The buildings will resemble Palace of Westminster, House of Parliament, and Elizabeth Tower. It will also have a gastropub helmed by British chef Gordon Ramsay and two floors just for bespoke tailoring, reportedly.

As Australia grapples with intense bushfires, a heart-wrenching video has come to light. captured at the Bellangry State Forest in the state of New South Wales, the video shows a man giving water to an injured koala. It was shared by the Koala Hospital Port Macquarie on Facebook, stating that the koala suffered severe burns and is now receiving treatment at the hospital.

The stunning India International Cherry Blossom festival is underway in Shillong. Decked with beautiful pink and white blooms, the festival is taking place at the Polo Grounds. From music concerts and traditional food to beauty pageants, a whole lot of other activities have also been planned.&nbsp; The 4 day event will conclude on the 16th of November. &nbsp;

Residents of Jagdalpur in Chhatisgarh have launched a drive to clean and revive the city's historic, 400-year-old Dalpat&nbsp;Sagar Lake. The lake is facing the brunt of pollution and has seen a significant decline in the flora and fauna. The residents stated that they're doing what should have been done by the administration. They come together everyday to clean out the garbage and water hyacinths from the lake.

It seems like the mystery behind the video of&nbsp;'aliens' found in a&nbsp;Visakhapatnam&nbsp;home&nbsp;has been finally solved. The strange-looking, creepy creatures are actually baby barn&nbsp;owls. Officials of the Nehru Zoological Park confirmed that the birds belong to the barn owl species with heart-shaped faces and downward beaks. Medical experts shared that the birds were probably 2 to 3 weeks old, and their fur was not fully developed, making them look like alien creatures.

The Costa Rican government has launched a campaign urging anyone visiting the country to avoid taking pictures with wild animals. It aims to become the first country to regulate the incidence of cruel or inadequate selfies involving wild animals.&nbsp;The campaign was inspired by a&nbsp;World Animal Protection study&nbsp;that ranked Costa Rica as the seventh country with the most wild-animal selfies in the world.&nbsp;The Central American nation is home to more than 5% of the world&rsquo;s biodiversity, with dozens of national parks, wildlife refuges and biological reserves.&nbsp;

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Indian e-commerce company Flipkart&nbsp;has launched&nbsp;a unique pilot project&nbsp;to collect plastic packaging back from consumers at select hubs across Mumbai, Bengaluru, Dehradun, Delhi, Kolkata, Pune, and Ahmedabad.&nbsp;Under the initiative, the company will urge consumers to hand over the plastic packaging to Flipkart wishmasters&nbsp;at the time of delivery. The collected packets will be sent to registered vendors to ensure that they are disposed of responsibly and not end up in landfills, the company said in a statement.

This cat with an unusual stare has became an Instagram&nbsp;sensation. With googly eyes, Potato, the cat, has a huge fan following. The owners of the cat are not sure of the reason behind the 'optical oddity' but it embraces those eyes beautifully.

Internationally-acclaimed chef Asma&nbsp;Khan, who runs the popular Darjeeling Express in London, is bringing a pop-up to India for the first time ever. The culinary experience will be held only for a night on the 22nd of November in Mumbai. You'll get to taste some of her signature dishes at&nbsp;Masala Bay in&nbsp;Taj Land&rsquo;s End.&nbsp;

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The Moon might be much older&nbsp;than our previous estimates.&nbsp;A new research suggests that the Moon was formed just 50 million years after the solar system came into a being. Researchers from the&nbsp;University of Cologne believe that the Moon is about 4.51 billion years old, while previous research approximated&nbsp;the&nbsp;lunar body to be&nbsp;100 million&nbsp;years younger. The new research has been published approximately&nbsp;50 years after the first person ever walked on the Moon's surface. The researchers used chemical signatures collected from the celestial body through different Apollo missions.

The Moon might be much older than our previous estimates. A new research suggests that the Moon was formed just 50 million years after the solar system came into a being. Researchers from the University of Cologne believe that the Moon is about 4.51 billion years old, while previous research approximated the lunar body to be 100 million years younger. The new research has been published approximately 50 years after the first person ever walked on the Moon's surface. The researchers used chemical signatures collected from the celestial body through different Apollo missions.

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