Nobel Prize for Literature Rudyard Kipling (born in Bombay, British India, December 30, 1865 and died in London, January 18, 1936) was a British writer. His books for young people have enjoyed unfailing success since their publication, notably The Jungle Book (1894), The Second Jungle Book (1895)
Songhai Empire , also Written Songhay , large commercial state West Africa (flourishing 15th - 16th centuries), centered on the central area of the Niger River at todays center Mali and finally west to Atlantic Coast and east to Niger and Nigeria . Britannica Quiz Dest
The rise of Jinnah in Indian politics was one of the main factors that led the country towards Pakistan. Muhammad Ali Jinnah was born in AD 1876 in the house of a big Muslim merchant in Karachi. It is prevalent in India that Jinnahs ancestors were Gujarati-Hindu, while Pakistanis believe that his an
It is interesting to look for the reasons for such qualifiers: If it has been unexpected, it is to be assumed that since its defeat in 2019, despite the permanence of some armed groups in the territory of the caliphate, the Islamic State was considered to have been defeated, at less militarily, tot