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Why do mosquitoes love some people more than others?

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By Sweta Gupta
| The Hindu Verified
Vector cartoon stick figure drawing conceptual illustration. | Photo Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto Mosquitoes annoy almost everyone. And sometimes, you might notice that you are getting far more mosquito bites than your friend sitting right next to you in the same room. It can feel unfair, but let’s clear up a common myth first: it is not because your blood is “sweet.” In reality, mosquitoes do not choose people based on taste at all.
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Which country is closest to space?

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By Sweta Gupta
| Flipboard
Pucara, Ecuador - October 30, 2025 Soldiers uncovered an illegal mine in the remote mountains of Ecuador, destroying at least seven mining camps. Officials said the army carried out the operation in the Chonta sector of Pucara Canton, Azuay Province, on October 30. Footage shows authorities preparing a controlled explosion that destroyed at least five mine entrances.
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Remembering Hiroshima: Why one city still echoes in history

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By Sweta Gupta
| The Hindu Verified
Some events are etched so deeply in history that each time we recall them, we pause with a sigh. It’s as though we’re watching a silent film, one that aches, teaches, and lingers. The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is one such moment. As time passes, the memory of what happened on those two days only grows heavier. It’s not just a story of destruction, but one that teaches the world about peace, courage, and rebuilding. So why is Hiroshima remembered around the world, even today?
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