Noida Flower Show Features Floral Kedarnath Temple Model
The 38th annual Noida flower show showcases a stunning floral model of Kedarnath Temple, spread over 15 acres with 120 flower varieties, free entry from Feb 19-22.
Category : Culture
Holashtak 2026 Dates, Rules, and Activities to Avoid
Holashtak 2026 begins on March 9 and ends on March 16. Learn the dates, rules, and inauspicious activities to avoid during this eight-day period before Holi.
Shia Body Redefines Ramzan Moon Sighting in Jammu & Kashmir
A Shia religious body in Jammu & Kashmir has established an independent moon sighting protocol for Ramzan, moving away from decades of cross-border reliance and creating a locally validated system.
Dream Signals: Secrets of Swapna & Shakun Shastra
Explore the ancient Indian sciences of Swapna Shastra and Shakun Shastra, which decode dream symbols and omens to reveal hidden messages about destiny and unseen energies influencing life.
Ultimate Guide to Shivling Abhishek: Activate Chakras
Discover the correct method for Shivling Abhishek, a powerful Hindu ritual that awakens chakras, enhances spiritual energy, and brings inner peace through the Mahamrityunjay Mantra.
Chinese Kali Temple in Kolkata Serves Noodles, Momos, Pizza as Prasad
In Kolkata's Tangra Chinatown, the Chinese Kali Temple breaks tradition by offering noodles, momos, and pizza as prasad, blending Chinese and Bengali cultures in a unique devotional practice.
Samurai History: More Than Warriors, a Cultural Force
Explore the complex history of Japan's samurai, from 10th-century origins to modern influence. Discover their roles in art, politics, and gender, beyond Hollywood myths.
Hyderabad's Classical Baithaks: Intimate Musical Revival
Intimate classical baithaks are flourishing in Hyderabad, offering close-knit gatherings where artists and audiences connect deeply in thoughtfully designed settings, attracting diverse age groups.
Kolkata's Miniature Crafting Boom: Therapy in Tiny Worlds
Across Kolkata, professionals are turning to miniature crafting as a therapeutic escape, building intricate tiny worlds from everyday objects. Artists reveal the discipline, cultural significance, and DIY appeal behind this growing trend.
Dhundiraja Chaturthi 2026: Date, Significance, and Rituals
Dhundiraja Chaturthi, a sacred fast dedicated to Lord Ganesha, will be observed on February 21, 2026. Learn about the date, timing, rituals, and spiritual significance of this Hindu observance.
Shivaji Jayanti Celebrated in Hubballi-Dharwad with Student Felicitations
Shivaji Jayanti was celebrated with enthusiasm in Hubballi-Dharwad, where meritorious students were felicitated. Officials including Hubballi Rural Tahsildar J B Majjagi and BEO Umesh Bommakkanavar attended the event.
Pubs Become Learning Spaces: Neuroscience Talks Over Drinks in India
Across Pune, Delhi, and Mumbai, pubs and bars are hosting expert-led lectures on topics like emotional neuroscience and plant communication. Communities like Society of Intellectuals and Pint of View are turning nightlife into 'thoughtlife' with interacti
Holika Dahan 2026: Date, Time, Significance & Rituals
Holika Dahan in 2026 falls on March 3, celebrating the victory of good over evil with bonfires and puja. Learn the exact timings, mythological significance, and traditional rituals.
Soul of Kashi Photography Exhibition Opens in Lucknow
The 'Soul of Kashi' photography exhibition by Shailendra Kumar opens at Kokoro Art Gallery in Lucknow, featuring 22 photographs from 1984-2026 capturing Varanasi's ghats, rituals, and daily life.
Nagpur Celebrates Shivaji Maharaj's 394th Birth Anniversary
Nagpur witnessed grand celebrations for Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's 394th birth anniversary with processions, cultural performances, and blood donation drives across the city.
Zakat vs Fitra: Key Differences in Islamic Charity for Ramadan 2026
Explore the essential distinctions between Zakat and Fitra in Islam, their purposes, calculations, and significance during Ramadan 2026. Learn how these charitable practices support communities.
Varanasi Cruise Operations Detailed by UP Tourism Minister
Tourism Minister Jaiveer Singh informed the Vidhan Parishad that five government and two private cruises operate in Varanasi, regulated by national and state waterways authorities.
Bhopal Hotel Hosts Year-Long Warli Art Workshop by Students
Courtyard by Marriott partners with UNESCO-awarded Parvarish Museum School for interactive Warli art workshop. Underprivileged students teach guests traditional tribal art, blending cultural heritage with community engagement in Bhopal.
Vidarbha Sahitya Sangh Elections: High-Stakes Literary Contest
The Vidarbha Sahitya Sangh elections feature four panels and an independent candidate vying for leadership, with postal ballots to decide the outcome on March 15.
Nagpur Observes First Roza of Ramzan with Spiritual Fervor
Muslims in Nagpur observed the first roza of Ramzan with devotion, filling mosques and homes with prayer and togetherness. Community charity initiatives and bustling iftar preparations marked the start of the holy month.
Gita's Lesson: Action Over Motivation in Daily Life
Explore Bhagavad Gita Chapter 3, Verse 8's teaching on disciplined action versus inaction. Discover how modern psychology aligns with Krishna's advice to act despite low motivation for personal growth and stability.
Sarna Demands Action on Giani Raghbir's Charges
Sikh leader Paramjit Singh Sarna calls for immediate action on serious allegations against Giani Raghbir Singh, including financial misconduct and misuse of authority, urging a thorough investigation.
Bengaluru Arts Festival Features Blindfolded Storytelling
The Bengaluru arts festival highlights sensory immersion, including 'First-Hand' where audiences listen to stories blindfolded via earphones, narrated by artist Nitish Jain.
Bengaluru's Honnaru Rangotsava Celebrates Kannada Theatre Legacy
From February 21 to 26, Ravindra Kalakshetra hosts Honnaru Rangotsava, featuring six iconic theatre groups with five-decade legacies. The festival honors modern Kannada theatre's evolution from folk roots to a cultural powerhouse.
Mahakaleshwar Temple Launches Online Aarti Booking System
Shri Mahakaleshwar Temple in Ujjain introduces online booking for Sandhya and Shayan Aartis, enhancing convenience and crowd management for devotees with a fee of ₹250 per person.
Frankness vs Flattery: The Mark of True Friendship
An opinion piece argues that honest, direct communication is essential for genuine friendships, contrasting it with superficial flattery that often masks reality.
Mumbai Ramzan Begins with Iftar, Charity, and Community Spirit
Mumbai's Muslim community marked the start of Ramzan with Iftar gatherings at mosques, charity donations, and special prayers. Restaurants offered curated menus, while Lent also began for Christians with fasting and spiritual missions.
Madhu Nataraj on Bengaluru's Role in Shaping Contemporary Dance
Renowned dancer-choreographer Madhu Nataraj reveals how Bengaluru's unique blend of ancient temples and modern culture has shaped her groundbreaking contemporary Indian dance company and artistic philosophy.
Mandya DC Reviews Vairamudi Brahmotsava 2026 Arrangements
Deputy Commissioner Kumara reviewed preparations for the Vairamudi Brahmotsava 2026 in Melukote, focusing on water supply, safety, infrastructure, and environmental measures for the festival from March 23 to April 5.
Mandya Official Honors Shivaji's Legacy, Urges Youth Emulation
Additional DC BC Shivananda Murthy inaugurated Shivaji Jayanti celebrations in Mandya, highlighting the Maratha king's birth during cultural threats and his values of courage and dharma.
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