Lifestyle

Since 2000, Take a Monkey to Lunch Day has been observed annually on July 21. It is a day in which chimpanzees and other primates are honoured. Environmental activists, art institutions, and visual artists all support the holiday.

Since the thirteenth century, humans have relished snoozing and resting in hammocks strung between two trees. "Hammock" is derived from the Taino culture Arwakan word for "fishnet" The name is also derived from the Hamack tree, whose bark was historically used to weave hammocks.

Do you track carbohydrates or calories? On Junk Food Day, you are excused. Skip the salad and order the meat-lover's pizza instead. Your fat-free frozen yoghurt is delicious, but today you can indulge in double-fudge ice cream without feeling guilty.

Comic books have had a significant impact on the evolution of cinema, literature, culture, and the arts as we know them today. Comic books, an integral yet distinct part of the popular arts, are replete with captivating vibrant images and colours – and action.

Buddha delivered his first sermon in a deer forest in Sarnath, a village near the sacred city of Banaras, where he preached for the first time. This occurred over 2,500 years ago! On the fourth day of the sixth lunar month, it is believed he presented and explained the Four Noble Truths to his disciples.

A macho individual and a massive, molten-metal-based machine with a macho demeanour. This is the first thing that comes to mind when we see an old or unusual-looking vehicle or pickup. Trucks first appeared in 1896.