FACT FOOD #546

Dial M for Murder (1954) was Alfred Hitchcock's only movie shot in 3-D format. The movie's plot was adapted from a Broadway play tha...

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FACT FOOD #544

Zimbabwe recently became the first overseas country to embrace the Yuan as its national currency. In return, China took a decision to forego...

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FACT FOOD #543

Anti-Power Point Party is a Swiss political party formed in 2011 and is dedicated to decrease the professional use of Microsoft PowerPoint a...

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FACT FOOD #542

Baron Haussmann is best known for the renovation of Paris in the 19th century. After the Industrial Revolution in France, the emperor Louis ...

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FACT FOOD #541

The case Champakam Dorairajan vs. State of Madras in 1951 was regarding admissions of backward classes to educational institutions. Led by D...

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FACT FOOD #540

An influential mathematician hailing from Germany, Emmy Noether is famous for contributions in abstract algebra and theoretical physics. Her...

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FACT FOOD #539

Bugs Bunny is one of the popular animated cartoon created by Leon Schlesinger Productions and voiced by Mel Blanc. Bugs Bunny appeared in a ...

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FACT FOOD #538

Carl Lewis was the first male sprinter to defend the Olympic 100m title, while Usain Bolt achieved the same feat in 200m. Michael Johnson is...

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FACT FOOD #537

Saint Lucia is one of the island country located in the Caribbean Sea. The island was named after Saint Lucy of Syracuse by the French, the ...

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FACT FOOD #536

Robert Woodruff, the President of Coca Cola in the 50s was asked to pose for the cover of May, 1950 edition of the Time Magazine. But he dec...

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FACT FOOD #535

Navanethem Pillay, South Africa’s first non-white woman judge of the High Court of South Africa was recently honoured with the highest Frenc...

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FACT FOOD #534

At the 2016 Asia's 50 best  Restaurants ' event, Indian Accent was voted second year in a row as India's best restaurant. Indian...

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FACT FOOD #533

His Girl Friday, released in 1940 belonged to a selected group of movies that started the trend of film characters talk over the lines of ot...

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FACT FOOD #532

Satyameva Jayate (Truth alone Triumphs) is a verse popularly known as the motto of India and is inscribed at the base of the national emblem...

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FACT FOOD #531

The term iron pyrite is the name applied to iron sulfide and bears a huge resemblance to gold, which gave its more popular name 'fool...

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FACT FOOD #530

The name Lebanon has its origins from the Semitic root lbn, which means 'white' - a possible reference to the snow-covered mountains...

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FACT FOOD #529

Ricola Herbal drops, a Swiss creation was invented by Emil Richterich in 1940. The recipe consists of 13 herbs, all of which are grown in Sw...

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FACT FOOD #528

Monique Delacroix is the name of James Bond's mother and wife of Andrew Bond. Although she has been mentioned in two James Bond movies (...

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FACT FOOD #527

In 2011, Barack Obama, a Chicago native and Chicago Bears fan invited the 1985 Chicago Bears team to the White House; the team had not visit...

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FACT FOOD #526

Sir James Paul McCartney, the legendary English song-writer and composer was famously known for being one of the Beatles. He was married to ...

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