Arshiya Khan

Pizza is one of the world's most ubiquitous fast foods. The average American consumes approximately 23 pounds of pizza per year. During the Super Bowl, there is a 35% increase in pizza orders from Americans.

National Clerihew Day commemorates the birth and achievements of Edmund Clerihew Bentley, who is credited with inventing this poetic form and popularising it through his poetry collections.

The Bible is the source of the name Caleb's appeal. Caleb was a companion of Joshua and Moses and one of the agents Moses sent into the promised land, according to the Bible.

The first International Town Criers Day was established in 1997 by a town crier himself, Scott Fraser of Waterloo, Ontario, because town criers do not receive the attention and recognition they deserve.

The central Pacific Ocean island nation was known as The Gilbert Islands. After gaining independence from the British on July 12, 1979, it would be known by a different name for decades.

Global Energy Independence Day is a reminder that energy is one of our fundamental requirements. In prehistoric periods, our ancestors required little energy. The majority of their energy requirements were for body maintenance.

Rosalia Sinibaldi was born to noble parents in Palermo in 1126. Her father was Earl Roger the First. Multiple times, he attempted to orchestrate a marriage for his daughter, but she refused.

Humans have been keeping bees since the periods of ancient Egypt and ancient Greece. In mythology and folklore, bees have appeared from primordial times to the present day.