Arshiya Khan

In August 1995, the first official International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples was observed. The day was established when the United Nations General Assembly enacted resolution 49/214 on December 23, 1994.

To force Japan to surrender and end World War II, the U.S. bomber Enola Gay unleashed Little Boy, the first atomic bomb ever used in combat, on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945.

Tanzania places a high value on agriculture. Agriculture contributes nearly a third of Tanzania's gross domestic product and accounts for 85 percent of exports. Approximately half of all Tanzanians are employed in agriculture.

Religion and politics are two of the few topics that can transform an otherwise pleasant conversation into a heated argument. The majority of us have been well-advised to avoid bringing up either subject at social gatherings, in the workplace, or in any other informal setting.

Odie Day honours the animated character Odie. This date in 1978 marks the first appearance of the dog in the "Garfield" comic strip. This day also serves as Odie's birthday.

Tarantulas have existed for nearly 120 million years on Earth. In the Americas, historians have discovered the first trace of tarantulas, which are known as the mother of all spider species.

This wasn't always the case, despite the fact that we now have so much courgette that we can afford and even require a holiday where we sneak it onto our neighbor's veranda.

The origins of pickleball date back to 1965 in Bainbridge Islands, Washington, when ex-congressman Joel Pritchard and two other companions, Bill Bell and Barney McCallum, had just returned from a Saturday round of golf.