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It’s time again for our much-awaited newsletter.

A big thank you to all readers who have been following us, and a warm welcome to those who have joined recently. We hope Curious Times has been entertaining, educating and enriching you during your summer break.

You must have caught up on Indian elections and escalating trade-related tension by the US over the last few weeks. In the world of science, NASA and ISRO are making exciting moves. For our sports aficionados, there’s cricket, tennis, football, and badminton to keep your holidays fun-filled. Meanwhile, not only governments but individuals and communities are also making an effort to make the globe clean, green and safe. And Curious Times is always there to share the most important stories with you every day.

  
 

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Stay Curious!

“Laptop is mightier than mics and podiums”

Anupama Pradeepen

Anupama is one of our young authors who cares deeply about our Curious Readers. She’s a researcher in administration and a science educator by profession. This month she wrote the news article on National Education Policy Draft in just the way children could understand it. The article has been received well. If you missed it,

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Have you caught up on our top 5 NEWS articles this week? If you haven’t yet, here is your chance

  1. NASA invites public to submit names to fly to Mars.
  2. Zelensky, actor-comedian, sworn in as Ukraine’s 6th President.
  3. India has a New Education Policy Draft, but Singapore says no to ‘ranks’ in schools.
  4. Bangladesh has ‘floating hospitals’ for Char islands.
  5. This June, see Jupiter and its largest moons with binoculars.

Read More

  1. There are more lifeforms living on your skin than there are people on the planet.
  2. Leonardo da Vinci could write with one hand and draw with the other at the same time.
  3. For every human, there are 1.6 million ants in the world.
  4. Humans share more than 50% of their DNA with bananas.
  5. Jupiter and Saturn have diamond rain.
  6. A jellyfish is 95 percent water.
  7. French was the official language of England for over 600 years.
 

Teacher: “This is the worst homework you’ve ever done, Jane.”

Jane: “So, now you can’t even trust your parents.”

How many times can you say this in 10 seconds?

“Bill built a big brick building”

It’s summer and mango season is here! Mango is the ‘national fruit of India’ and India produces more than a hundred varieties of mangoes. Some of the most famous varieties are Alphonso, Langra, Dasheri, Kesar and Chausa. Mangoes are sweet and delicious on their own but can also be used in desserts. Raw mangoes are popular too in pickles, curries etc. Mangoes are so loved that the mango design can be seen on clothes and paintings too! Other countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, Thailand and the Philippines also are very fond of the fruit. So go ahead and enjoy MANGOES till the party lasts.

But don’t forget that summer also brings an abundance of other fruits - like watermelons, musk melons, cherries, lychees, plums, peaches, jamuns (java plums).
ENJOY THEM ALL.

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