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Two earthquakes struck Nepal's Mugu district, the first a 4.3 magnitude on Monday morning, following a 4.8 magnitude on Sunday afternoon. No immediate damage reported.

Mugu District Struck by Twin Earthquakes

Nepal's Mugu district was hit by two earthquakes, measuring 4.3 and 4.8 magnitudes. Fortunately, no damage has been reported. These quakes reflect the frequent seismic activity in the region, emphasizing the importance of earthquake preparedness in Nepal's mountainous areas.

Nepal's Mugu district faced two earthquakes; a 4.3 magnitude early Monday and a 4.8 magnitude on Sunday. No damage reported yet.

An earthquake of magnitude 4.3 struck Nepal's Mugu district on Monday, less than 24 hours after a previous quake hit the area.
The tremor was recorded at 8.39 am in the Kotdanda area of the district, according to the National Earthquake Monitoring and Research Centre.
There were no immediate reports of any damage caused by it.
On Sunday, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck the Jima village of the district at 2.34 pm.
Earthquakes are frequent in mountainous Nepal.

In what seems to be rarest of the rare cases, a tennager has given birth to twin babies from two differnt fathers. 
The 19-year-old woman from Minerios in Goias gave birth twins nine months after sexual intercourse with two men on the same day.
The one-in-a-million super rare conception left the young mother in frenzy as she took a paternity test to find out the father.
The DNA test however, for the man she presumed to be the father came back positive for only of the babies, despite the babies looking identical. The two babibes were conceived by two different men. To add to the surprise the babies were born in a sngle delibery
The doctors on the other hand have called this an extremely rare phenomenon , but didn't rule out the possibility of such a case. Scitifically, it's named heterparental superfecundation.
A news reported quoting a woman physicin from the city states, "“It is possible to happen when two eggs from the same mother are fertilized by different men. The babies share the mother’s genetic material, but they grow in different placentas,”
As per reports there are about 20 other heteroparental superfencundation cases in the world 
Though the doctors have outlined it as a 'one in a million situtaion.'

 Teen gives birth to twins from different fathers in a super rare conception

Doctors have called this an extremely rare phenomenon, but didn't rule out its possibility. Scientifically, it's named as heteroparental superfecundation.

Doctors have called this an extremely rare phenomenon, but didn't rule out its possibility. Scientifically, it's named as heteroparental superfecundation.

In a super rare conception, a teenager has given birth to twin babies from two different fathers.&nbsp;
A 19-year-old woman from Brazil gave birth to twins nine months after intercourse with two men on the same day.
This 'one-in-a-million' conception left the young mother amazed as she took a paternity test to find out the father.
The DNA test, however for the man she presumed to be the father came back positive for only one of the babies, despite the babies looking identical.
The two babies were conceived by two different men. To add to the mystery, the babies were born in a single delivery
The doctors on the other hand have called this an extremely rare phenomenon, but didn't rule out its possibility. Scientifically, the phenomenon is known as 'heteroparental superfecundation.'
A news report quoting a woman physician from Brazil's Goi&acirc;nia states, "It is possible to happen when two eggs from the same mother are fertilized by different men. The babies share the mother&rsquo;s genetic material, but they grow in different placentas.&rdquo;
There are about 20 other heteroparental superfencundation cases in the world, the report added.&nbsp;
Though the doctors have outlined the recent case as a 'one in a million' case.
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Learning on the go: Hyderabad couple 'roadschools' their daughters

Meet Gangadhar Krishnan and Ramya Laxminath, a couple from Hyderabad educating&nbsp;their daughters while on the go, a method they call 'roadschooling'.

Meet Gangadhar Krishnan and Ramya Laxminath, a Hyderabad couple who took the road less travelled to educate their twin daughters, Amulya and Ananya!
The couple lived a conventional 'fast-paced' corporate life for almost 17 years when they decided it was time to hit the road and travel, something they were passionate about.
Travelling opened new paths of teaching and educating their daughters, a concept they call 'roadschooling'. Last year, the family of four undertook a 13000 kilometre road trip, covering almost 15 Indian states in 90 days.
Lauding the method, Gangadhar said, travelling has taught his daughters deep life lessons that one cannot learn from school teachers or parents.
Emphasising on the concepts Amulya and Ananya learnt while on the go, he said, they got to witness the water cycle in Cherrapunji&nbsp;while in Arunachal Pradesh, and learnt about sustainable agriculture among other things.
The couple believes in unstructured education and they use travel as a tool to impart it.

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