Aries Horoscope Today: Jan 29, 2026 Predictions
Aries horoscope for January 29, 2026 reveals emotional nostalgia, financial caution, and collaborative career success. Ganesha's guidance for love, money, and work.
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Pisces Horoscope Today: Love, Career & Finance Predictions
Pisces horoscope for January 29, 2026 reveals a day of romantic connection and career focus while advising financial restraint. Discover detailed predictions for love, finance, and career.
Capricorn Horoscope Jan 29: Love Tests, Stock Market Tips
Ganesha's Capricorn horoscope for January 29, 2026 reveals love may challenge you, finance favors stock investments, and career requires caution. Family comfort restores energy.
Scorpio Horoscope Jan 29, 2026: Work, Love, Finance Tips
Scorpio horoscope for January 29, 2026, advises balancing work pressure with love, enjoying life's simple joys, and staying grounded in career decisions. Ganesha Speaks predictions.
Sagittarius Horoscope Jan 29 2026: Practical Finance Tips
Sagittarius daily horoscope for 29 January 2026 reveals financial discipline, career prioritization, and steady love growth. Ganesha advises practicality.
Delhi Hosts Intl Film Fest for Children & Youth
The capital city of Delhi recently illuminated with the International Film Festival for Children and Youth, showcasing global cinema and fostering creativity among young audiences.
Ukraine & Russia at Kolkata Book Fair: Culture Over Conflict
At the Kolkata International Book Fair, Ukraine and Russia showcase literature and art to reshape global perceptions beyond war narratives, emphasizing cultural diplomacy through books and exhibitions.
UP-Japan Deepen Ties in Tourism, Culture, and People Exchanges
Uttar Pradesh and Japan are strengthening collaboration in tourism, culture, and people-to-people exchanges, with plans for a UP festival in Japan and a 200-member Japanese delegation visiting UP in August.
Bengaluru Contest Revives Forgotten Grain Dishes
A district-level cooking contest in Bengaluru showcased 12 forgotten grain-based dishes like jowar ladoo and ragi juice to promote millets, traditional recipes, and sustainable eating practices.
Greek Tourism Minister Visits NGMA, Highlights Cultural Ties
Greece's Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni visited the National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi for the Nikos Ghika exhibition, emphasizing strong cultural connections and shared heritage between Greece and India.
Season of Empathy: Kindness Creates Full Circle Connections
Retired Lt Col Thomas Varghese reflects on how simple gift exchanges demonstrate empathy's power to travel full circle, fostering human connections in today's world.
Marginalized Voices Missing at Lit Fests: English Access Key
Literary festivals often exclude marginalized voices from their line-ups. This article explores how equitable access to English could drive change and foster more inclusive literary spaces in India.
Humility in Triumph, Honesty in Error: Character Test
Jayanthi Chandrasekaran explores how responding to mistakes with honesty rather than denial reveals true character, emphasizing humility in success and integrity in failure.
Patna Vasantotsav Workshop on Tikuli & Sikki Art
Patna's Department of Art and Culture announces Vasantotsav workshop from February 5-8 at Bihar Lalit Kala Academy, focusing on traditional Tikuli and Sikki art forms for youth aged 11-29.
Medaram Jatara Begins with Goddess Saralamma's Arrival
The biennial Medaram Jatara tribal festival commenced with the ceremonial arrival of deity Saralamma. Thousands of pilgrims gathered as rituals were performed by priests and ministers.
Green Mantapas Make Comeback in Malnad Weddings
Urban professionals from Hubballi and Bengaluru are reviving eco-friendly green mantapas for weddings in their Malnad hometowns, choosing natural materials over artificial decor.
Bengaluru Heritage Neglect: Temples & Tombs Endangered
Historian Shashidhara H G reveals neglect threatening Bengaluru's ancient sites like Begur temple and megalithic tombs, with idols misinterpreted and structures decaying.
Kirti Mandir in Vadodara to Become Cultural Hub with Ghats Revival
Royal scion Samarjitsinh Gaekwad plans to transform Vadodara's historic Kirti Mandir campus into a cultural and leisure hub, featuring restored Vishwamitri ghats and comprehensive heritage restoration.
Smithsonian Returns Looted Indian Sculptures to India
The Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art returns three looted sculptures to India after research confirmed illegal removal from Tamil Nadu temples. One sculpture will remain on long-term loan.
KIA Launches 'Care by BLR' for Personalized Airport Services
Kempegowda International Airport launches 'Care by BLR' offering personalized passenger services at both terminals, bookable via Pulse App, website, and counters.
Himachal Launches Daily Flights to Boost Tourism
Himachal Pradesh government announces daily flights on Delhi-Shimla and Shimla-Dharamshala routes with Rs 31 crore annual support to enhance tourism and connectivity.
Bengaluru Hosts Bharat Ranga Mahotsav Theatre Festival from Feb 1
Bengaluru will host the eight-day Bharat Ranga Mahotsav theatre festival from February 1, featuring street plays, workshops, Yakshaghana, poetry, music, and art exhibitions.
15,000-Year-Old Cave Art Found in Odisha with Rare Vulva Symbols
Archaeologists from ASI's Puri circle have discovered a prehistoric cave in Sambalpur district, Odisha, dating back 10,000-15,000 years. The cave, named Badbil Ushakuthi, features unique vulva motifs representing mother goddesses, offering insights into e
Gangotri Temple to Ban Non-Hindus Entry
The Gangotri Dham management committee has decided to prohibit non-Hindus from entering the temple premises, following a similar move by the Badrinath Kedarnath Temple Committee.
Patna Temple Tourism Plan Scaled Down Due to Constraints
The ambitious plan to develop Patna's Badi Patan Devi temple as a major tourist hub has been significantly reduced to basic facilities due to land and congestion issues, with costs slashed from Rs7.8 crore to Rs1 crore.
Bihar Manuscript Conservation Plan Under Gyan Bharatam
Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit directs officials to create action plan for preserving Bihar's manuscripts, forming district technical teams for survey and cataloguing.
Kanaka Durga Temple Milk Purity Row: Authorities Act
Kanaka Durga temple authorities in Vijayawada investigate claims of impurities in ritual milk, issue notices to priests and suspend staff after WhatsApp message triggers devotee concern.
Patna Medical College Alumni Reunion 2025 Announced
Patna Medical College Alumni Association announces grand reunion with cultural programs, oration sessions, and gold medal awards for top students. Event scheduled for February 24-25 with participation from overseas doctors.
Murmu's Himalayan Feast for EU Leaders: Menu Details
President Droupadi Murmu hosted EU leaders with an elaborate Himalayan-inspired state banquet featuring regional delicacies from Kashmir to Northeast India, showcasing India's culinary heritage.
Animals That Can Never Be Domesticated
Discover why certain wild animals like zebras, tigers, and octopuses resist domestication despite human efforts, due to their natural instincts and evolutionary traits.
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