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#politics: The first president of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad entered the Rashtrapati Bhawan on the silver chariot owned by the Maharaja of Patiala.

#lifestyle: The brain is more active at night than during the day. Scientists don't know yet why this is.

·#Technology: A dentist named Alfred Southwick invented the electric chair.

#sports: Bhutan is the only country in the world where archery is the national sport.

#Entertainment: Walt Disney is the second largest world purchaser of explosives in the united states after the department of defense.

#Business: Nike Originally called BRS (Blue Ribbon Sports), the company was renamed after Nike, the winged Greek goddess of victory.

#Entertainment: There's a cruise ship named 'The World' where residents permanently live as it travels around the globe.

#Entertainment: There's a cruise ship named 'The World' where residents permanently live as it travels around the globe.

#Technology: Indian medical history, first skull implant surgery done in pune for a four years girl was successfully implanted using a polyethylene bone.

#Business: Hewlett Packard was started in a garage in Palo Alto, california in 1939.

#sports: The first two man game of volleyball played on the beach took place in 1930.

#politics: Louis XIX was the king of France for just 20 minutes, the shortest ever reign.

#Lifestyle: Dogs' sense of smell is about 100,000 times stronger than humans', but they have just one-sixth our number of taste buds.

#Entertainment: When astronauts are in space, they get taller by a few inches.

#Business: TATA group is under worlds top 100 global companies. From Tea to 5 star hotel, from needle to steel industry, from Nano car to airlines. It is in every business except alcohol Business and cigarette business.

#Technology: Email is older than the World Wide Web. It’s actually older by two decades. Email was created in 1971 while the web was invented in late 1989.

#sports: Swimming became an Olympic sport in 1908, but women were not allowed to participate until 1912.