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To be lucky and win the lottery is not an exclusive aspiration of any nationality. Although, in the countries where there are special raffles for Christmas, good fortune is invoked with more or less success by millions. Despite the tradition of each country, there are many lotteries around the world that distribute the biggest jackpotsContinue reading “The Five Most Famous Lotteries in the World”

The actual jackpot was that of $1.537 billion, which would place it first in this list. However, some lotteries give the option of either taking a one-time payout (which would be less than the actual jackpot), or receive an annual payment over a number of years which would amount to the full jackpot amount. TheContinue reading “2. A Mega jackpot of $491.7 million from Mega Millions”

The winner of the $60,000,000 Lotto Max jackpot was Joseph Katalinic from Richmond, B.C., Canada. This was the largest lottery prize ever paid out to a single person in B.C., so Mr Katalinic must have been glad he participated in that Lotto Max draw. 5. EuroMillions’ £71 million jackpot EuroMillions are known for their greatContinue reading “6. $60 million for a British Columbia winner”

It’s a new year, which means most of us will be looking back at the previous year, wondering where we would be if we had won the lottery. 2019 saw some massive jackpots being given out to lucky winners, so let us take a trip around the lottery globe and look at the top 10Continue reading “Top 10 Global Lottery Winnings in 2020”

I’m afraid a long time online lottery brand, Lottosend, seems to be shutting down. Their supporting platforms – Affiliation for example – were taken down yesterday, April 1st, 2020. There was no notice on the site or by email of an issue. This is a strong indication of the imminent shutdown of the lottery site.Continue reading “Is Lottosend shutting down?”

Source Bhils are the second largest tribal community of India. Bhil art is also given by them. Originating from the states of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra. This art unveils the life of Bhils themself. This tribe used dots to depict life in vibrant colours. They try to connect their art and paintings with theirContinue reading “gond painting”

Is the cup half empty, or half full? This was the one thought which kept flashing through my mind the day I came face-to-face with A. Ramachandran’s art. One of India’s leading contemporary artists, when Ramachandran [b. 1935], a native of the South Indian state of Kerala and alumnus of Santiniketan started painting, the worldContinue reading “Posted on August 3, 2020”

Indian online contemporary and folk art gallery Deccan Footprints was established in 2012 by Manvee Vaid with the aim of sharing the work of Indian contemporary and folk artists directly with the world, cutting out the need for physical gallery space. For Folk Ark’s purposes, Manvee’s collection of folk art works by Bhil, Gond, Madhubani,Continue reading “Tribal Art”

The word “Gond” comes from the Dravidian expression kond, meaning “the green mountain.” The work of Gond artists is rooted in their folk tales and culture, and thus story-telling is a strong element of every painting. The Gonds paint their walls with vibrant depictions of local flora, fauna and gods such as Marahi Devi andContinue reading “gond painting”

Bhil Art – How A Tribe Uses Dots To Make Their Story Come Alive ART WISE June 05, 2017by Amorette Lyngwa It is often said that to know the art form of a particular place, is to know the place itself. If that is true, then to look at Bhil Art, is to enter theContinue reading “Bhil painting”