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Black ice hockey puck resting on a clear outdoor ice rink, representing the hockey context of the Montreal Metros explainer.

October 28, 2026

Montreal Metros Hockey: Fictional Team, 1964 Club, and Transit Search Mix-Up

Searches for “Montreal Metros” can bring together three separate subjects that share a city name or a team name. Keeping them apart makes the results easier to read. The first subject is

Studio portrait of sports radio host and broadcast booth spotter David Moulton in a collared shirt and tie.

Culture·World

Troy Aikman Pays Emotional Monday Night Football Tribute to David Moulton

Troy Aikman became visibly emotional during Monday Night Football on October 26 while paying tribute live on air to David Moulton, a veteran Florida sports broadcaster who spent years as the invisible professional keeping Aikman's broadcasts running. Moulton, who was

October 28, 2026

Three Chinese Sponsors Drop Kylian Mbappé Over Mao Meme Remark as On Faces China Sales Risk

Culture·World

A circulating video clip has triggered immediate commercial fallout for Kylian Mbappé in China, and one Swiss sportswear company is now sitting squarely in

Dolmen, Cairn, or Stone Circle? What a Viral Megalithic Video Gets Right — And What the Terminology Misses

Culture·Science·World

A viral video claims a 2500-3000 year old dolmen and cairn at 'Hasmaquite.' We verify the archaeology: cairn ≠ stone circle, dolmens are collective

Culture·Health·News

Chhath Puja In Yamuna river, Delhi 2021

Chhath Puja Is a hindu festival celebrated in North india. But this year the celebrations went from surreal to outright unhealthy. The unwavering and blinding faith of devotees is concerning. This hazardous

Karmactive Team

November 12, 2021

Artivism

A Drowning Sculpture Questioning Our Future- Are We Going Drown Or Float?

Ruben Orozco Loza is a Mexican Hyper realistic Sculptor. His art installations are enormous. His recent sculpture Bihar, meaning tomorrow, in Euskera. It is a sculptural intervention that seeks to highlight the

Karmactive Team

November 8, 2021

Activism·India

Sukalo Gond, A Relentless Activist Fighting For Forests

Sukalo Gond is a veteran Adivasi activist from Uttar Pradesh’s Majhouli Village. She is an important force in the struggle for implementation of the Forest Rights Act 2006 in Sonebhadra, Uttar Pradesh. Before

Barkha Pawar

November 6, 2021

Activism·World

Meet Action Nan, The Plastic Warrior

Action Nan A.K.A Pat Smith is an Eco-Activist. She is the founder of the Final Straw Cornwall and Bosinver. She has co-founded the Final Straw Cornwall along with James & Idenna. Action Nan

Karmactive Team

October 30, 2021

Artivism·Sustainability·World

Who Would Have Thought Plastic Can Be Upcycled Into Such Artistic Pieces – Tess Felix

Through her work she tries to explore serious issues with imagination and oftentimes even humor. Her work is divided into various categories. But she has extensively created portraits about Eco Heroes. In

Karmactive Team

October 28, 2021

India·Sport

Diagnosed With Polio At Age 2, Sharad Kumar Broke School Records While Competing Against Abled & Later Won A Bronze Medal For India At Tokyo2020.

Sharad Kumar, another Indian Para high jumper and a former world no. 1, claimed the Bronze medal with a high jump of 1.83m at the T42 Event. At the 2014 Asian Para

Karmactive Team

October 8, 2021

Activism·News

While Everyone Went Gaga Over Greta’s Blah Blah Others Lost Due Attention

Despite the diverse and poignant messages from numerous global activists, media attention was predominantly captivated by Greta Thunberg, overshadowing other vital voices in the youth climate movement.

Karmactive Team

October 2, 2021

India·Sport

Manoj Sarkar Suffers From PPRP Lower Limb Condition Since Age 2, But That Didn’t Stop Him From Winning A Medal At Tokyo2020

Manoj Sarkar, an Indian shuttler won bronze at the Tokyo Paralympics. He claimed the medal in men’s singles SL3 category after defeating Japan’s Daisuke Fujihara. Manoj Sarkar is world no. 1 para-badminton

Karmactive Team

October 1, 2021

India·Sport

Harvinder Singh, Indian Para Archer, Won India’s First Medal In Archery At The Tokyo Paralympics.

Harvinder Singh, Indian Para Archer, claimed a bronze medal and beat Min Su Kim by 6-5 in Tokyo Paralympics. Harvinder had defeated Maik Szarszewski of Germany 6-2 in the quarter-finals but lost

Karmactive Team

September 23, 2021

India·Sport

Singhraj Adhana, Battled Corona With Diabetes Complications, Grappled Polio & Won One Silver And Bronze Medal

Singhraj Adhana, Indian shooter claimed a silver medal in the Mixed 50m pistol SH1 and a bronze medal at the Men’s P1 10 meter air pistol SH1 event. He shot a total

Karmactive Team

September 19, 2021

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