Facts Khojo

26/10/2025

👉 In New Zealand, the government gives every tree "legal status," meaning court permission is required before any tree can be cut down – making it the first country in the world to grant trees "rights."

26/10/2025

🪔👉 During Deepotsav 2025, 2,100 priests lit over 2.6 million diyas and performed a grand aarti on the banks of the Saryu River in Ayodhya. This spectacular event earned Ayodhya a Guinness World Record.

25/10/2025

🙏👉 Actor Satish Shah died at around 2:30 pm on Saturday at Hinduja Hospital in Mumbai. He was 74. His manager said Shah's body was kept at the hospital.

25/10/2025

🐍👉 About 60 million years ago, a giant snake called Titanoboa lived on Earth, measuring as long as a school bus and weighing as much as 100 pounds. It is considered the largest snake ever to have lived. Scientists found its fossils in Colombia. Its discovery has completely transformed our understanding of prehistoric life.

25/10/2025

👉 Gujarat holds another record. The world's largest solar park (Khavda Solar Park) is being built in Kutch, spanning 72,600 hectares. Its capacity will be approximately 30 gigawatts.This will generate approximately 600 million units of electricity every day. This much power can power 20 million homes. It's good that Gujarat is becoming the "Sun City."

25/10/2025

🕵️👉 Meet Rajni Pandit, who works as a detective and has solved over 80,000 cases, once cut her leg with a knife to escape from the house of a murder suspect.

25/10/2025

👉 Kim Kardashian has once again taken the fashion world by storm. She has launched 2600 ₹ underwear that contains real fox hair. Kim's unique and quirky design has sparked both curiosity and discussion. Kim always tries something new and experimental when it comes to fashion, which makes her stand out.

25/10/2025

👉 The most expensive insect in the world is "Stag Beetle". The price of this insect is approximately Rs 63 lakh.

25/10/2025

💂👉 Did you know?
Hazel Jones, from Britain, has two vaginas, and both are functional. Medically, this condition is called "uterus didelphys." Around 0.3% of women worldwide suffer from this rare condition.

24/10/2025

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