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Indian man pulls train with hair in world record attempt: An Indian man has dragged a 40 tonne train along a track using only his pony tail in a bid to set a new world record...
[9/21/2012] Darjeeling, West Bengal , India
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Indian Man, Pulls Train with Hair, World Record Attempt, 40 Tonne Train, Pony Tail, Sailendra Nath Roy, Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Locomotive
Little boy lost in 1986 finds his mother 25 years later using Google Earth: An Indian boy who lost his mother in 1986 has found her 25 years later from his new home in Tasmania - using satellite images...
[4/16/2012] Calcutta , India
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Little Boy, Lost in 1986, Finds Mother, 25 Years Later, Using Google Earth, Indian Boy, Lost Mother, Using Satellite Images, Got Lost, Five Year Old, Wandering Alone, Slums and Train Stations of Calcutta, Saroo Brierley, Navigated, Discovered Online, Incredible Story
What is the common name for tropical hardwood tree species Tectona grandis?: Teak: Tectona grandis: wood: Teak is the common name for the tropical hardwood tree species Tectona grandis and its wood products...
[2/23/2012] Bethel Park, PA. , USA
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TAGS: Teak, Common Name, Tropical Hardwood Tree Species, Tectona Grandis, Wood Products, Tall Hardwood Tree, Valuable Timber Tree, Teak Trees
How will you explain Railway?: Railway: Public transport: Trains: Railway is a system of transport using parallel rails which trains travel along. In the first railways, wagons...
[2/15/2012] Ware, MA. , USA
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TAGS: Railway, Public Transport, Trains, System of Transport, Parallel Rails, First Railways, First Public Railway, First Public Passenger carrying Railway, Horse Drawn, Railways, First True Public Railway
How will you describe Magnet?: Information about Magnet: Magnet is usually a straight, or horseshoe-shaped, piece of steel. The ends of a magnet, called its poles...
[12/31/2011] Greensburg, IN. , USA
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TAGS: Magnet, Horseshoe Shaped, Piece of Steel, Ends of Magnet, Poles, Magnet Points in Same Direction, North Pole, South Pole
How will you explain Khyber Pass?: Khyber Pass: Mountain Passes of Pakistan and Afghanistan: The Khyber Pass is a mountain pass linking Pakistan and Afghanistan...
[12/27/2011] San Dimas, CA. , USA
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TAGS: Khyber Pass, Mountain Pass, Linking Pakistan and Afghanistan, Ancient Silk Road, Pesh Habor, Oldest known Passes in World, Important Trade Route, Strategic Military Location, Summit of Khyber Pass
Tintin is huge in India: The world's most famous boy reporter with a trademark quiff set foot in India only twice. In Tintin in Tibet, one of Herge's...
[11/12/2011] New Delhi , India
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Worlds Most Famous Boy Reporter, Tintin, Incurable Tintin Fan, Herges Meticulous Artwork, Tintins Indian Trip, Indians Love Tintin, Tintin Albums, Adventures of Tintin, The Secret of the Unicorn
Who was James Keir Hardie?: Leaders of the Labour Party(UK): James Keir Hardie (1856-1915), was a British Labour Leader. Born in Scotland, James Keir Hardie worked in...
[10/31/2011] Taunton, MA. , USA
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TAGS: James Keir Hardie, British Labour Leader, Born in Scotland, Trade Unionist, Founder of Independent Labour Party, First Socialist, Hardies First Job, Message Boy, Trapper
How will you describe Underground Railway?: Underground Railroad: Underground railway is a railway system running beneath the ground in order to save space...
[10/3/2011] Guilderland, N.Y. , U.S.A.
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TAGS: Underground Railway, Railway System, Running Beneath Ground, Save Space, Extensive Underground Railway, Underground Trains
Where is the World’s smallest Country?: The smallest country in the world is the Vatican City. The Vatican is an independent and sovereign state within boundaries of Rome in Italy...
[7/19/2011] Vatican City , Italy
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TAGS: Worlds Smallest Country, Vatican City, Ecclesiastical Government, Chief of State, Catholic Pope, Roman Catholic Church