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There are more languages in Oaxaca than in all of Europe
The study of the languages of Europe establishes a classification into four groups or families: Indo-European, Caucasian, Uralo-Yucaguira and Euskera —isolated language—. The CDI - National Commission for the Development of Indigenous Peoples - currently recognizes 65 ethnic groups, in addition to the mestizo, distinguished from each other on the basis of linguistic criteria. Together, they exceed one million speakers —more than 32% of the total population distributed in 2,563 localities—, making Oaxaca the entity with the greatest ethnic and linguistic diversity in Mexico.

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Every 1.26 seconds a baby is born in India
The Hindu population is expected to be 1.9 billion by 2075, making it the largest in the world.

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Nearly 4,00,000 babies were born around the world on New Year's Day with India recording the highest number of these births worldwide at 67,385, the UN children's agency said.

An estimated 3,92,078 babies were born around the world on New Year's Day, according to UNICEF. Of this, an estimated 67,385 babies were born in India, the most globally. China comes in second with 46,299 births.

The beginning of a new year and a new decade is an opportunity to reflect on our hopes and aspirations not only for our future, but the future of those who will come after us, UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore said.

Fiji in the Pacific most likely delivered 2020's first baby, while the U.S., the last of the New Year's Day. Globally, over half of these births were estimated to have taken place in eight countries - India (67,385), China (46,299), Nigeria (26,039), Pakistan (16,787), Indonesia (13,020), United States of America (10,452), Democratic Republic of Congo (10,247) and Ethiopia (8,493).

Each January, UNICEF celebrates babies born on New Year's Day, an auspicious day for child birth around the world, it said. However, for millions of newborns around the world, the day of their birth is far less auspicious.

In 2018, 2.5 million newborns died in just their first month of life; about a third of them on the first day of life. Among those children, most died from preventable causes such as premature birth, complications during delivery, and infections like sepsis. In addition, more than 2.5 million babies are born dead each year.

UNICEF said over the past three decades, the world has seen remarkable progress in child survival, cutting the number of children worldwide who die before their fifth birthday by more than half. But there has been slower progress for newborns. Babies dying in the first month accounted for 47% of all deaths among children under five in 2018, up from 40%in 1990.

UNICEF's Every Child Alive campaign calls for immediate investment in health workers with the right training, who are equipped with the right medicines to ensure every mother and newborn is cared for by a safe pair of hands to prevent and treat complications during pregnancy, delivery and birth.

Too many mothers and newborns are not being cared for by a trained and equipped midwife or nurse, and the results are devastating, said Fore. We can ensure that millions of babies survive their first day and live into this decade and beyond if every one of them is born into a safe pair of hands.

India is projected to surpass China as the world's most populous country around 2027. According to UN estimates, India is expected to add nearly 273 million people between 2019 and 2050, while the population of Nigeria is projected to grow by 200 million. Together, these two countries could account for 23% of the global population increase to 2050.

China, with 1.43 billion people in 2019, and India, with 1.37 billion, have long been the two most populous countries of the world, comprising 19% and 18%, respectively, of the global total in 2019. Through the end of the century, India is estimated to remain the world's most populous country with nearly 1.5 billion inhabitants, followed by China with just under 1.1 billion, Nigeria with 733 million, the US with 434 million, and Pakistan with 403 million inhabitants.

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At 67,385, India records highest number of babies born globally on New Year's Day: UNICEF

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Nearly 4,00,000 babies were born around the world on New Year's Day with India recording the highest number of these births worldwide at 67,385, the UN children's agency said. An estimated 3,92,078 babies were born around the world on New Year's Day, according to UNICEF.

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Mount Everest grows about 4 millimeters each year
The two tectonic plates of Asia and India that collided millions of years ago to form the Himalayas continue to push against each other, causing the annual growth of the mountain range.

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Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world. It is located in the Himalayas. It is 8,848 meters above sea level, but it grows taller every year. Every year it grows by about just over 6 millimeters, or a quarter of an inch. Because it is so high, the summit, or top, is covered with deep snow all year long. Mount Everest is also very old. It is thought to be about 60 million years old. In Nepal, Mount Everest is known as Sagarmāthā. This means goddess of the sky. People in Tibet call it Chomolungma. This means mother goddess of the universe.

It is a very difficult and dangerous mountain to climb. The first people to climb to the summit were Sir Edmund Hillary from New Zealand and Tenzig Norgay from Nepal. They reached the top of the mountain on May 29, 1953. They climbed the south side of the mountain. The first people to climb Mount Everest from the north side were Chu Yin-Hau and Wang Fu-zhou from China and Nawang Gombu from Tibet. The youngest person to climb it was Jordan Romero from America. He was only 13 years old when he did it. The oldest person was Miura Yuichiro from Japan. He was 80 years old.

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Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world. It is located in the Himalayas. It is 8,848 meters above sea level, but it grows taller every year. Every year it grows by about just over 6 millimeters, or a quarter of an inch. Because it is so high, the summit, or top, is covered ...

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The only royal territory on U.S. soil is in Hawaii
That's right: Lolani Palace is located in Honolulu, Hawaii, and belonged to King Kalakaua and Queen Lili'uokalani until the monarchy was overthrown in 1893. The building then served to house the local Congress until 1959, when Hawaii became part of the usa uu In 1978 it opened its doors to the public as a museum.

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Monaco fits almost three times in Chapultepec
The Chapultepec forest, with an area of 6.47 square kilometers, could contain more than twice the principality of Monaco —2.2 square kilometers — in its interior

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There are abandoned cities in China
It is estimated that by 2025 China will have enough skyscrapers to occupy ten cities the size of New York, but today there are already about 64 million unused houses - even entire empty cities -; its policy is to build buildings long before inhabiting them.

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The longest street in the world
Yonge Street in Canada is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the longest street in the world, at 1,896 kilometers in length. It connects the shores of Lakes Ontario and Simcoe, and runs northwest on Highway 11 to the Rainy River, on the Minnesota border.

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There are no water heaters in Iceland

Icelandic urban homes do not need furnaces or water heaters, as natural geysers provide houses and buildings with steam and hot water.

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Nine fascinating facts about geothermal energy and Reykjavík

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In Reykjavík geothermal power is all around you! Did you know that most of the hot water consumed in Reykjavík is actually produced within the city or its suburbs? And that many of the boreholes are actually located along one of Reykjavík's busiest streets?