A video of a flight landing in the Maniitsoq Airport in Greenland has gone viral for all the right reasons. The view straight from the cockpit of the aircraft, looks nothing short of a fairytale. With cotton candy skies and huge masses of ice, it is one of the most beautiful sights ever recorded. 

Canada's oldest railway tunnel, the 525-meter Brockville&nbsp;Tunnel has now been transformed into a magnificent tourist attraction, with over 700 LED light and sound systems&nbsp;lighting it up. It is a visually stunning walkway for pedestrians 365 days a year. Unique wooden doors have been built at the end and beginning of the single track non-functional tunnel. These are opened every morning to let tourists in. The redone lighting now highlights the exquisite architecture of the tunnel including mineral deposits on the walls.&nbsp;

MIT's&nbsp;mini 'cheetah' robots are unlike any other. The little beasts are considered to be the first four-legged robots capable of doing a complete 360 degree backflip. These lightweight robots can walk on almost any terrain, making them super-efficient. According to researchers, the virtually 'indestructible' robot can lift itself back even if kicked or pushed.&nbsp;

Amid lush trees and rivers rests Purna Wildlife Sanctuary and Vansda National Park in the South Gujarat region. The sanctuary is named after the Purna&nbsp;river that flows through it.&nbsp;The sanctuary has a thick forest cover of teak and bamboo and the best&nbsp;time to visit it is early winter. Purna&nbsp;is a hotspot for a variety of wildlife species and a sunset safari would be ideal to enjoy all that nature has to offer. If you're lucky, you may even catch the reverberating&nbsp;drum performance of the&nbsp;Dangi tribes.
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The fashion choices of first ladies are as political as they are personal. Ahead of US first family's India visit, here are some style lessons from America's most stylish first ladies.
Mamie Eisenhower was a pioneer of American trends in the 50s and 60s, becoming an early adopter of printed dresses, pretty necklines and outlandish hats.
Her successor&nbsp;Jackie Kennedy's style left a lasting legacy. From her&nbsp;glam-meets-preppy suits and sheath dresses to her memorable round sunglasses, Jackie's style continues to inspire modern generations.&nbsp;
Pat Nixon was known for her daring looks.&nbsp;She loved to pair cropped short-sleeved jackets with dresses but was often spotted in fancy gowns as well.
Many may know this by now thanks to her own&nbsp;presidential race but Hilary Clinton's pantsuits have always set her apart from the other first ladies of the world.
Most recently, it is Michelle Obama's style&nbsp;--full of&nbsp;sundresses, bold patterns and the lack of sleeves that makes headlines even after her husband's presidency ended.
Let's see what the current first lady Melania&nbsp;Trump will choose to wear on her trip to India.&nbsp;

Jaipur-based manufacturer&nbsp;Arun Pabuwal&nbsp;has created a collection of&nbsp;tableware and cutlery for personal use for US President Donald Trump and other family member's India visit. The gold and silver plated cutlery was conceptualised and created within two weeks using a wide variety of non-ferrous metals.&nbsp;This is the third time&nbsp;Pabuwal has designed and created exclusive serve ware for a visiting US President, last two times being Barack&nbsp;Obama's 2011 and 2015 visit.&nbsp;

The Delhi&nbsp;Railway Station has introduced a unique initiative to get people to start working out. A&nbsp;squat machine has been installed at the Anand Vihar station, where doing 30 squats in 180 seconds will get a free platform ticket.&nbsp;

Struggling to keep up with changing consumer tastes, lingerie brand Victoria's Secret has been sold to&nbsp;equity firm Sycamore Partners. The firm has bought a 55% stake for&nbsp;US$525 million. The brand's founder, chairman and CEO&nbsp;Les&nbsp;Vexner&nbsp;will also&nbsp;step down from the brand. The deal includes the PINK brand, and Victoria's Secret will now be a private company.&nbsp;

You may have heard about many varieties of dosa&nbsp;but this one definitely takes the cake for being the most confusing. A clip showing a street food vendor selling a&nbsp;dosa filled with ice-cream with chocolate syrup is doing the rounds on social media. While Anand&nbsp;Mahindra&nbsp;called it an inventive concept, some&nbsp;netizens&nbsp;are not that impressed. One user&nbsp;called it a source of torture or blasphemy as well but there were some who dubbed it the&nbsp;desi version of&nbsp;cr&ecirc;pes&nbsp;or pancakes.&nbsp;

Black power suits with sensuous cut-out slashes and jackets&nbsp;made from double-bonded textiles, fashion designer&nbsp;Donatella Versace showed that she is and always will be all about the power woman.&nbsp;The brand's fall collection was presented in Milan against a liquid background of melting Medusas, and that movement was reflected in distorted Barocco prints and geode patterns on her garments.&nbsp;This season was also about menswear, as Versace presented her first-ever co-ed show.&nbsp;Menswear and womenswear were perfectly mirrored, from black business suits to casual sports and knitwear to funky evening wear.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Archaeologists in Italy have unveiled an ancient shrine believed to have been dedicated to Romulus, the Roman king who according to legend founded Rome in the 8th century BC.&nbsp;The shrine was discovered beneath the Roman Forum, a rectangular area surrounded by the ruins of various ancient buildings of political significance in the Italian capital. The&nbsp;sarcophagus and a cylindrical block, which possibly served as an altar is&nbsp;believed to be 2,600-year-old.

In his latest collection for his youthful Emporio Armani line, Giorgio Armani offered women a range of options that went beyond the norm. The collection, showcased in Milan, took a stand against trends, targeting youthful dressers who are not necessarily that young. For next fall and winter, the designer unveiled a&nbsp;clothing and accessories designed from recycled, organic or regenerated materials.&nbsp;Made from sustainable fabrics, the line had a variety of jackets and draping variations in&nbsp;pants.

Living until the&nbsp;age&nbsp;of 100 is everyone's dream, but&nbsp;according to a Harvard Medical School professor of&nbsp;genetics, it is possible for humans to live much longer! On the&nbsp;Rich Roll&nbsp;podcast,&nbsp;professor David Sinclair explains that&nbsp;you&rsquo;ve got to get your body out of its comfort zone.&nbsp;The first thing people should do to live longer is to &ldquo;eat less often&rdquo;, he says.&nbsp;Sinclair suggests fasting frequently and recommends limiting meat consumption. The next step is to exercise frequently. He concludes by sharing that &ldquo;80 per cent of our&nbsp;health&nbsp;in old age is due to our lifestyle and how we live; and only 20 per cent is genetic&rdquo;.&nbsp;

Hundreds of couples wearing facemasks tied the knot at a mass wedding in the Philippines on the 20th of February amid the threat of the COVID-19 disease.&nbsp;Dubbed as 'Kasalan ng Bayan' or 'town wedding', 220 couples exchanged "I dos" in Bacolod City in a ceremony officiated by mayor Evelio Leonardia.&nbsp;The couples all wore facemasks following the coronavirus outbreak which has already led to the death of one person and three confirmed cases in the Philippines.

In yet another case of waste to wonder, researchers from the University of Toronto Scarborough campus have found a way to convert waste cooking oil from McDonald's into resin to be used for 3D printing. The eco-friendly material, which is high resolution and biodegradable, could pave the way for alternatives to regular resin. Professor Andre Simpson was out of the crucial material for his own 3D printer and that's when this idea struck him. Now,&nbsp;all McDonald's outlets in Scarborough provide him used cooking oil. They first created a 3D printed butterfly and noticed that the resin was very effective even for printing minor details.&nbsp;

The Vatican archives of Pope Pius XII are all set to open on the 2nd of March, leaving historians and researchers thrilled as it will give them deeper insights into his life and the World War-II era along with his time during the holocaust. Over 150 people have already signed up to access the archives. The Vatican has been under pressure to make the documents available while Holocaust survivors are still alive.

Delayed services and technical snags on the blue line of the Delhi Metro will be resolved by the end of 2021, according to reports. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation is working to upgrade its&nbsp;signalling system, introducing a concept called&nbsp;&lsquo;virtual signals&rsquo; that will help reduce delays in the network. These signals will also ensure that trains reach the nearest interchange system faster.
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A new report by the WHO, the United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) and the Lancet Commission shares that the world is failing to ensure a 'liveable' planet for our children. Ecological degradation, climate change and exploitative marketing practices are putting children at risk. The report ranked 180 countries on the likelihood of a child being able to "flourish". It urges countries to come up with radical changes to protect children&rsquo;s health and future. While India secured the 131st spot on the flourishing ranking, Norway topped the list and the Central African Republic was amongst the bottom five.&nbsp;

According to the excise policy for 2020-21 unveiled on Thursday, bars in Gurgaon, Faridabad and Panchkula will soon remain open till 1 am.&nbsp;They can extend their closing time by another two hours after 1 am by paying an additional annual licence fee&nbsp;by paying an additional annual licence fee of Rs 10 lakh per hour.&nbsp;Haryana's new excise policy also makes beer and wine cheaper and reduces the licence fees for hotels and restaurants serving liquor. Moreover, getting a temporary one-day licence for serving liquor at events will be easier. The form can now be filled online. The new rules kick in on April 1.

Burger King's latest campaign for a preservative-free Whopper is diving ad experts. The ad shows a&nbsp;mouldy burger, covered in fungus, signifying what happens when it is left for over a month. Focusing&nbsp;on &lsquo;the beauty of no artificial preservatives&rsquo; and&nbsp;&lsquo;real&rsquo; food, the fast food company&nbsp;announced that&nbsp;it would remove artificial colors, flavors and preservatives from its signature sandwich in the U.S. Some are appreciating&nbsp;Burger King's bold move, when it comes to food advertising, by making its best-known burger look so unappetising while others feel that featuring mould in food ad breaks all the rules of meal promotion, which usually involves beautifully-shot items set up by stylists.&nbsp;

In what is being dubbed as a scientific breakthrough and the first such case in the world, an infertile cancer survivor was able to give birth to a healthy&nbsp;baby. Chemotherapy left her infertile, but the eggs of the French woman were fertilised and implanted years later through in vitro maturation, according to a paper published recently in the&nbsp;journal Annals of Oncology. Her immature eggs were taken before she began treatment for breast cancer. Five years later, after she recovered, she decided to use the frozen eggs and gave birth to a healthy baby boy last year. Doctors at the Antoine Beclere University Hospital near Paris said that this gives hope to women with cancer who would like to have kids.

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