Kesavan Unnikrishnan
Digital Journalist based in Bangalore, India.
Joined on May 15, 2008
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A Swedish rabbit has become a hit with YouTube viewers worldwide after a video displaying his impressive sheep-herding skills was posted online.
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According to Alabama state Senator Shadrack McGill, raising teacher salaries is against the Bible and would only lead to the selection of less-qualified teachers.
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North Korea has banned its citizens from using their cellphones for 100 days set aside for mourning the death of Kim Jong-Il. Those who disobey the ban will be branded war criminals.
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A US university student discovered a package of cocaine in a pre-owned textbook she bought from online retailer Amazon.com.
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A 4-year-old Connecticut boy brought nine bags of marijuana to his school and offered up the drugs to his classmates during snack time.
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U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta says he is concerned about a Pakistani doctor who provided the key information to find al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden.
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A six-legged hermaphrodite lamb born in a tiny village in the former Soviet republic of Georgia is winning international fame.
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Tourists from North America and Europe are paying thousands of dollars to go to countries in Africa and shoot giraffes with high-powered guns and bows.
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Juliet, an eight-year-old Brisbane, Australia girl, has become an Internet sensation after releasing a hardcore rock song about her pet dog and her stinky aquarium fish.
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A Seattle woman was surprised to find an Arctic ribbon seal on her dock. The rare sea creature was lying on her dock, hanging out and sleeping.
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Dozens of shops selling Barbie dolls have been closed down by Iranian Police as the authorities see them as symbols of Western culture eroding Islamic values.
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China will air drop shrimps and maize over Lake Poyang as a severe drought has shrunk the Nation's largest freshwater lake threatening hundreds of thousands of migratory birds there for the winter.
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Several districts of northern Uganda are hit by a rare nodding syndrome that causes young children and adolescents to nod violently when they eat food.
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A new study published on origin of syphilis reports that the sexually transmitted disease was carried to Europe aboard Christopher Columbus' ships as they returned home from the New World.
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A Polish student who didn't want to wait decades for his work to become famous has secretly hung up one of his paintings in the country's National Museum.
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More than 3,000 people have been slaughtered in South Sudan during a week of clashes between two tribes over a cattle rustling feud.
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The Church of Kopimism, whose central tenet is the right to file-share received official recognition in Sweden as a religious organization.
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Chief Chris Kyle, A Navy Seal has been named America's deadliest marksman after racking up 255 kills during the Iraq War.
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An Illinois state appeals court ruled that a dead man can be held responsible for the injuries his flying body parts caused after he was hit and killed by a train.
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A survey conducted by a UK divorce website shows Facebook figured prominently in one-third of divorce petitions in UK for the year 2011.
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New GRACE satellite data on sea level rise from melting ice caps
