This German artist creates sculptures that seem to disappear. Julian Voss-Andreae, combines quantum physics with art, and the sculptures disappear as you move around th

To see or not to see? That is the question

This German artist creates sculptures that seem to disappear. Julian Voss-Andreae, combines quantum physics with art, and the sculptures disappear as you move around them. He begins by using a 3D scanner to photograph  the subject he wishes to create. Through the process of laser cutting, the steel is shaped and welded, and stacked on a single plane. As you move around the statue, your eyes are tricked into seeing the statue vanish into thin air. 

This German artist creates sculptures that seem to disappear. Julian Voss-Andreae, combines quantum physics with art, and the sculptures disappear as you move around them. He begins by using a 3D scanner to photograph the subject he wishes to create. Through the process of laser cutting, the steel is shaped and welded, and stacked on a single plane. As you move around the statue, your eyes are tricked into seeing the statue vanish into thin air.

In a bid to become inclusive, consumer goods company Unilever announced that it will get rid of the word 'normal' from the packaging of its personal care and beauty pro

In a bid to become inclusive, consumer goods company Unilever announced that it will get rid of the word 'normal' from the packaging of its personal care and beauty products. It even said that it will do away with digital alterations of body shapes and skin colour of models in its ads, a Reuters report stated. The move comes after the company was slammed for a couple of its advertising campaigns. Last year, it changed the name of its skin-lightening brand from Fair &amp; Lovely to Glow &amp; Lovely. With the new decision, over a hundred Unilever brand will remove 'normal' used to describe hair and skin texture and replace it with terms like 'moisture replenishment' for skin products by March 2022. Unilever said using the term normal made majority of people feel excluded and had a negative impact.

A Banksy painting titled Game Changer could fetch over £3m for the NHS at a Christie's sale. The monochrome artwork shows a young boy kneeling by a wastepaper ba

A Banksy painting titled Game Changer could fetch over &pound;3m for the NHS at a Christie's sale.
The monochrome artwork shows a young boy clutching a figure of a masked nurse wearing a cape. The boy is&nbsp;playing with the 'superhero' doll while Batman and Spiderman are discarded in a bin.
The art piece was sent to Southampton general hospital in May last year, during the first phase of the pandemic along with a note thanking the frontliners.
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A former butler of the British Royals faced the wrath of Twitter, when he posted a picture of a plate of nearly-finished rice and wrote that rice is best eaten with a f

A former butler of the British Royals faced the wrath on Twitter when he posted a picture of a plate of nearly-finished rice and wrote that rice is best eaten with a fork and knife or chopsticks and not with the hands or fingers.
As per Grant Harrold's&nbsp;Twitter bio, he's the former butler to Prince Charles, William and Harry. In no time, the popular etiquette expert received a slew of reactions, slamming him for his remark.

Global warming is pushing the tropical regions of the planet towards the limits of human livability, according to a new study by researchers from the Princeton Uni

Global warming is pushing the tropical regions of the planet towards the limits of human livability, according to a new study by researchers from the&nbsp;Princeton University.
If global heating is not curbed to 1.5C above the pre-industrial era, tropical areas could change into whole 'new environments that&nbsp; would hit the limit of human adaptation'.&nbsp;
Currently, 40% of the world's population live in the tropics and this population will only increase by 2050.
The study concludes that in the coming decades,&nbsp;3 billion people could be pushed beyond the historical range of temperature that humans have survived.

According to a new study published in the European Respiratory Journal, wearing a face mask during intense exercise is safe for 'healthy' people. This could

According to a new study published in the&nbsp;European Respiratory Journal, wearing&nbsp; a face mask during intense exercise is safe for 'healthy' people.
This could help curb the risk of Covid-19 spread inside indoor gyms.
Researchers analysed factors like breathing and heart activity and concluded that none of their results indicated any risk to health as such.
The results of the research however are preliminary and need to be confirmed with larger groups of people.

Wildlife enthusiasts, this one's for you! It will now be possible for you to book night safaris at three national parks in Madhya Pradesh, a Times of India report has s

Wildlife enthusiasts, this one's for you! It will now be possible for you to book night safaris at three national parks in Madhya Pradesh, a Times of India report has said. This has been introduced in a bid to boost tourism. Those interested can book their tickets on the Wildlife Safari Reservation portal. The three national parks offering the unique experience include Bandhavgarh National Park, Kanha National Park and Pench National Park. Visitors will be able to spot deer, tigers, wild boars, leopards and nocturnal birds in their natural habitats.

Fast food chain Burger King has apologised after it came under fire for a tweet on International Women's Day that read 'women belong in the kitchen'. The tweet was a p

Fast food chain Burger King has apologised after it came under fire for a tweet on International Women's Day that read 'women belong in the kitchen'.
The tweet was a part of an initiative being launched by Burger King to increase the representation of women in head-chef roles.
The tweet, however, didn't go down well&nbsp;with&nbsp;Twitterati. Some even threatened to&nbsp;stop eating at the burger chain.
After the backlash, Burger King UK apologised for the tweet stating that 'they would do better next time'.&nbsp;

Oprah Winfrey said Monday that neither the Queen nor her husband Prince Philip were part of conversations expressing concern over how dark the skin of Prince Harry and

Oprah Winfrey said Monday that neither the Queen nor her husband Prince Philip were part of conversations expressing concern over how dark the skin of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's son Archie, would be. Harry would not reveal who had raised the concerns, Winfrey told CBS on Monday, but "he wanted to make sure that I knew and if I had an opportunity to share it that it was not his grandmother nor his grandfather that were a part of those conversations." The couple accused the British Royal Family in a sensational interview with Winfrey broadcast Sunday of fretting over Archie's skin tone ahead of his birth. Meghan is African American and the first person of color to marry in to the Royal family.&nbsp;

On the occasion of Women's Day, Deepanjan Charitable Trust organised an event to celebrate female Corona Warriors at AIIMS hospitals in New Delhi. Dr Deepal

On the occasion of Women's Day, Deepanjan Charitable Trust organised an event to celebrate female Corona Warriors at AIIMS&nbsp;hospitals in New Delhi.&nbsp;
Dr Deepali Bhardwaj, celebrity dermatologist along with Philanthropist Mr Samir Modi of Modicare organised a celebration for all at the AIIMS Trauma Centre.
Personal care products and hand cream were handed to health care workers while honouring them for their relentless hard work throughout the ongoing pandemic.&nbsp;

A luxury apartment listing posted on the real estate buying website Zillow has bewildered people on social media. The mansion in Massachusetts looks pret

A luxury apartment listing&nbsp;posted on the real estate buying website&nbsp;Zillow&nbsp;has bewildered people on social media. The mansion in Massachusetts looks pretty normal up until you get to the bathroom. The bathroom of the Rs. 6.5 crore&nbsp;mansion has no doors and no walls and will make you question the disregard for privacy in the huge family-style home.&nbsp;
The listing is getting quite popular on Instagram&nbsp;with one comment proclaiming the owner to 'President of the I Hate Walls club.'&nbsp;

Google commemorated International Women's Day with a special doodle, dedicated to all the women firsts in history. The video doodle sheds light on the female pioneers

Google commemorated International Women's Day with a special doodle, dedicated to all the 'women's firsts' in history.
Illustrated by Helene Leroux, the video Doodle honors the (s)heroes by depicting the hands of many trailblazers paving way for generations of women.
The video doodle sheds light on the female pioneers who broke away from the shackles of society and excelled in civil rights, science, art and education among other fields.
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Bachendri Pal, who is the first Indian woman to scale Mount Everest is all set to lead a 10-member team, of women over the age of 50, for a 5 month-long expedition acro

Bachendri Pal, who is the first Indian woman to scale Mount Everest is all set to lead a 10-member team, of women over the age of 50, for a 5 month-long expedition across the Himalayas.
The expedition, from eastern to western Himalaya, is being organised by Tata Steel Adventure Foundation along with the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports.
'FIT@50 Women's Trans Himalayan Expedition &rsquo;21 will begin from Arunachal Pradesh in May and conclude in Jammu and Kashmir's Karakoram range in October.
The team includes women from all walks-&nbsp;retired professionals, homemakers and Everest summiteers, who seeks to inspire others.

The Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee launched what it is being dubbed as 'India's biggest kidney dialysis facility' in Delhi on Sunday, to provide treatment fre

The Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee launched what it is being dubbed as 'India's biggest kidney dialysis facility' in Delhi on Sunday, to provide treatment free of cost. The facility has 101 beds and can simultaneously look after 500 people on a daily basis, a PTI report said. The high-tech facility located at Gurdwara Bala Sahib, has no billing counter. It will take services from&nbsp;CSR from corporate houses and other donations. From the current capacity of 101 beds, they aim to increase it to 1000 beds soon. Food for the patients and their families will also be free of charge, the report added.

On the occasion of International Women's Day, the Archaeological Survey of India is honouring women with a special gift. All women have access to free entry in all ASI

On the occasion of International Women's Day, the Archaeological Survey of India is honouring women with a special gift.
All women enjoy free entry in all ASI&nbsp;monuments across the country on the 8th of March.&nbsp;
This include the Taj&nbsp;Mahal, Agra Fort, Bada Imambara and Picture Gallery in Lucknow, Red Fort, Ellora&nbsp;Caves and Khajuraho&nbsp;among other archaeological sites.
The Ministry of Culture had given this gift to women last year as well.&nbsp;
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Celebrating International Women's Day 2021, Air Alliance operated its inaugural flight from New Delhi to Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh with an all-women crew. The fli

Celebrating International Women's Day 2021,&nbsp; Alliance Air operated its inaugural flight from New Delhi to Bareilly in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh with an all-women crew.
The flight is the first domestic commercial one to operate to the newly constructed&nbsp;Bareilly&nbsp;airport.
The Bareilly&nbsp;flight is part of the UDAN scheme by the Government of India.
The all-women crew flight is also a first for Alliance Air.&nbsp;

The Covid-19 pandemic may put 10 million additional girls at risk of child marriage before the end of the decade, a new UNICEF report has revealed. The report, release

The Covid-19 pandemic may put 10 million additional girls at risk of child marriage before the end of the decade, a new UNICEF report has revealed.
The report, released on International Women's Day, states that school closures, service disruptions, economic stress and parental deaths caused due to the pandemic may put girls who are vulnerable at an enhanced risk of child marriage.
In the past 10 years, the proportion of women globally, who were married as children decreased by 15%, a gain which UNICEF says, is now under threat.
Across the world, approximately 650 million women and girls alive today were married in childhood and about a half of those occurred&nbsp;in Bangladesh, Brazil, India, Nigeria and Ethiopia.
To tackle the issue, the UN body suggests ensuring access to health services, reopening schools, offering social protection measures for families among other things.

32-year-old N Muthamil Selvi from Tamil Nadu just set a record as she rappelled down a 155 ft mountain in 58 seconds in Tamil Nadu’s Srip

32-year-old&nbsp;N Muthamil Selvi&nbsp;from Tamil Nadu&nbsp;just set a record as she rappelled&nbsp;down a&nbsp;155 ft mountain in 58 seconds in Tamil Nadu&rsquo;s Sriperumbudur&nbsp;and she did it blindfolded!
The mother of two set an example for women across the globe and has entered the&nbsp;UNICO Book of World Records.
Rappelling down the mountain was no ordinary feat for her and did not come without its set of challenges but Selvi&nbsp;overcame them courageously.
She hopes her achievement would inspire others in the country.
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Just in time for International Women's Day, Reliance Foundation chairperson Nita Ambani launched a digital platform called 'Her Circle' for women. The

Just in time for International Women's Day,&nbsp;Reliance Foundation chairperson Nita Ambani&nbsp;has launched a digital platform called 'Her Circle' for women.&nbsp;
The social media platform, which was launched on Sunday, aims to empower women across the country.
'Her Circle' is a one-stop destination for all content related to women and aims to strengthen bonds of sisterhood.
On the platform, users will be able to read articles and watch videos related to topics like wellness, finance, beauty, fashion, entertainment and more.

Celebrating International Women's Day on the 8th of March, Mumbai's iconic Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus lit up in pink lights ahead of the day. Women's Day w

Celebrating International Women's Day on the 8th of March, Mumbai's&nbsp;iconic&nbsp;Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus lit up in pink lights ahead of the day.
Women's Day was officially recognised by the United Nations, across the globe in 1977.
The day aims to celebrate womanhood and spread awareness about the various issues that women face in their day to day lives.
Lucknow's Charbagh railway station also lit up with pink lights to mark the occasion.&nbsp;
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The Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated the economic and social hardships faced by women, feeding into what is being dubbed as the 'shadow pandemic'. UN Women has set the

The Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated the economic and social hardships faced by women, feeding into what is being dubbed as the 'shadow pandemic'. UN Women has set the theme for this year's International Women's Day as &ldquo;Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world." Here are some facts that uncover the fallout that the Covid-19 pandemic had on women and girls.

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