The sky is poetry written in clouds ✨

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✨ 20 July – Special Days ✨

Today is packed with amazing celebrations! 🌟

🌕 International Moon Day – Honoring the historic Apollo 11 Moon landing.

🍦 National Ice Cream Day – The perfect excuse for a sweet treat!

♟ International Chess Day – Time to checkmate your friends.

🇨🇴 Colombia Independence Day – A proud day for Colombia.

🤝 Friendship Day – Celebrate the bonds that make life beautiful.


Which one are you celebrating today? 😍

#WorldOfKnowledge #SpecialDay #MoonDay #IceCreamDay #ChessDay #FriendshipDay #July20

22 July 2025

✨ Today’s Special Days ✨

🧠 World Brain Day – Focus on brain health & awareness.

🥭 National Mango Day – Celebrate the king of fruits!

💤 National Hammock Day – Perfect time to relax.

🔢 Pi Approximation Day (22/7) – A day for math lovers.

🍬 Penuche Fudge Day – Indulge in sweet treats.

🇲🇾 Sarawak Independence Day – Regional holiday in Malaysia.


Which one will you celebrate today?

#WorldBrainDay #MangoDay #PiApproximationDay #WorldofKnowledge

🥧 Pi Approximation Day (22/7)
Did you know 22/7 is the fraction that closely approximates the value of π (3.14159…)?
This day is celebrated by math lovers around the world to honor the beauty of this infinite number that defines circles, geometry, and so much more!

Fun Fact:

The true value of π goes on forever without repeating.

22/7 = 3.142857… which is a close and simple way to remember π.


#PiDay #PiApproximationDay #MathFacts #WorldofKnowledge

📱💬 The History of Emoji – From :-) to 🤯

Did you know?
The emojis we use every day have a fascinating history that started over 40 years ago!


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🔹 1982 – The First Emoticon
Computer scientist Scott Fahlman used :-) and :-( on a university forum to show tone in messages — the first emoticons.


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🔹 1999 – Birth of Emojis in Japan 🇯🇵
Shigetaka Kurita created the first set of 176 emojis for a Japanese mobile company (NTT DoCoMo).
They were just 12x12 pixel icons!


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🔹 2010 – Emoji Goes Global 🌍
Emojis were added to Unicode, the system that standardizes characters across devices — making them usable worldwide.


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🔹 2011 – Apple Adds Emoji Keyboard 🍎📱
iOS officially added the emoji keyboard — and emojis exploded in popularity.


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🔹 Now – Emojis Are a Language
Today, there are over 3,800 emojis and growing!
There’s even a World Emoji Day (🎉 July 17) and an annual Emoji Awards!


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🧠 Fun Fact:
Oxford Dictionary's Word of the Year in 2015 was...
👉 “😂” — Face with Tears of Joy!


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🎨 What’s your most used emoji?

Drop it in the comments 👇
#EmojiHistory #WorldOfKnowledge #FunFacts #EmojiStory #DigitalCulture #LanguageOfTheFuture #EmoticonToEmoji #EmojiFacts

@worldof_knowledge

🪖🇮🇳 Kargil Vijay Diwas — 26th July 🇮🇳🪖

“Either I will come back after hoisting the Tricolor, or I will come back wrapped in it, but I will come back for sure.”
– Captain Vikram Batra, PVC

Today, we salute the valiant heroes of the Indian Armed Forces who fought bravely during the Kargil War of 1999 to protect our motherland.

Their courage, sacrifice, and unwavering patriotism will forever remain etched in the heart of every Indian.

🔥 Let us never forget their bravery.
🙏 Let us always be grateful for their sacrifice.
🇮🇳 Jai Hind! Vande Mataram!

#KargilVijayDiwas #IndianArmy #HeroesOfKargil #JaiHind #ProudIndian #WorldOfKnowledge

🇧🇹 Petrol Price in Bhutan vs. 🇮🇳 India

In Thimphu (Bhutan’s capital), petrol is priced at around Nu 66.05 per litre, which is approximately ₹65–₹66 at current exchange rates .

In Indian cities like Delhi and Lucknow, petrol prices hover around ₹94.7–₹94.8 per litre as of late July 2025 .


This means petrol in Bhutan is roughly ₹30 per litre cheaper than in India.

Why Is Petrol Cheaper in Bhutan?

1. No Indian domestic taxes

Bhutan imports all fuel from India under a bilateral agreement. Since exports are exempt from India’s central excise duty, state VAT, and dealer commissions (which together add over 50% to the price), Bhutanese consumers pay much less .

2. Strategic/geopolitical pricing

India deliberately offers concessional pricing to Bhutan—part of its “neighborhood-first” policy and strategic partnership. Prices are aligned with those offered to Nepal, a move implemented in April 2023 .

3. Lower logistics costs

Fuel transportation within the shared land border and less extensive infrastructure reduces shipping and handling costs within Bhutan, especially in border regions like Phuentsholing .

🌍 FRIENDSHIP DAY SPECIAL 💛
Did you know? The first official Friendship Day was celebrated in 1935 in the U.S., and now it’s cherished globally 🌐 — because real friendship? It speaks every language. 💬🌎

💡 Whether it's old school letters or late-night voice chats,
📱 From online buddies to soul connections across borders,
Friendship isn't about distance — it's about understanding without explanation. 🤝

This Friendship Day, tag those who:
🧠 Debate like scientists
🎮 Play like rivals
😂 Laugh like lunatics
❤️ But love like family.

Knowledge grows when shared,
But friendship? That’s the ultimate wisdom.
~ World of Knowledge

#WorldOfKnowledge #FriendshipDay2025 #FactsAndFeels #OnlineFriends #GlobalBond #FriendshipFacts

🧠✨ The Man Who Knew Infinity ✨🧠
📅 Born: 22 December 1887
📍 From: Erode, Tamil Nadu, India
📚 Self-taught Genius | Mathematical Legend

🔹 Without any formal training, Ramanujan produced nearly 3,900 results in mathematics — many of which continue to inspire researchers even today.
🔹 His notebooks, filled with theorems and formulas, were centuries ahead of his time.
🔹 Collaborated with British mathematician G.H. Hardy, who once said:
"The greatest natural mathematical genius I have ever encountered."

💡 He believed his formulas were visions from a divine source — especially from the goddess Namagiri.

🧮 Even today, Ramanujan’s mock theta functions are used in black hole physics, string theory, and more!

🔻 Ramanujan didn’t just calculate numbers… he saw them dance. 🔻
🔸 A true reminder: Genius can bloom in the most unexpected places.

📌 Let’s remember this extraordinary mind, who made the world realize — maths isn't just logic, it’s poetry.

#Ramanujan #IndianGenius #MathematicsLegend #worldof_knowledge #HistoryMatters #GeniusMind #Inspiration

👨‍🔬 Who was John C. Slater?

John Clarke Slater was an American physicist and theoretical chemist.

Known for contributions in quantum mechanics and solid-state physics.

Developed Slater determinants, used in quantum chemistry to describe wavefunctions for multi-electron systems.

Slater's rules were his practical approach to simplify atomic structure calculations.

🇮🇳 15th August – The Day We Breathed Freedom 🇮🇳

On this very day in 1947, the midnight sky witnessed the dawn of a new nation. After 200 years of colonial rule, India finally broke the chains of oppression. The tricolour fluttered high for the first time, carrying with it the hopes, tears, and dreams of millions.

This freedom was not given — it was earned. It was bought with the courage of countless freedom fighters, the sacrifice of those who never saw the sunrise of independence, and the unwavering faith of ordinary men and women who dared to believe in a free India.

From the quiet protests of Mahatma Gandhi to the revolutionary roar of Bhagat Singh, from the pain of partition to the joy of sovereignty, our journey was steeped in both heartbreak and triumph.

Today, as we stand under the same tricolour, let us not forget that freedom is fragile — it must be protected, nurtured, and honoured every single day.

This Independence Day, remember their struggle. Live their dream.
🇮🇳 Jai Hind. Vande Mataram. 🇮🇳