Golden Temple Sarovar Mouth Rinsing Video Sparks Outrage
A viral video shows a man rinsing his mouth in the sacred Sarovar at Amritsar's Golden Temple, violating Sikh religious codes. SGPC officials condemn the act and announce an investigation.
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Mangaluru International Kite Festival at Blue Bay Beach
The ONGC-MRPL International Kite Festival returns to Mangaluru's Blue Bay Beach on Jan 17-18. Over 60 international and Indian kite flyers will showcase spectacular designs, including a 30-foot Ratha kite.
Ahom-Nocte Historical Link Explored in Arunachal
A delegation led by historian Prof. Jogendra Nath Phukan visited Sumsi village in Arunachal Pradesh to examine an Ahom-era Maidam burial site. The visit aims to document historical connections between the Ahom kingdom and Nocte tribes.
Haridwar Ghats Display 1916 Bylaw Boards Restricting Non-Hindu Entry
Haridwar's Har-ki-Pauri ghat now features notice boards citing a 1916 municipal bylaw that restricts entry of non-Hindus. Ganga Sabha officials call for strict enforcement, while critics label the move discriminatory.
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10,000 Bodo Artists to Perform Bagurumba for PM Modi in Assam
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will witness over 10,000 Bodo artists performing the traditional Bagurumba dance together in Assam. He will also flag off the Vande Bharat Express between Kolkata and Guwahati and lay the foundation for an elevated corridor on
Stephen Fry: Odyssey's AI Warning at Jaipur Lit Fest
Stephen Fry draws parallels between Greek myths and modern AI at Jaipur Literature Festival, discussing The Odyssey's relevance today with classicists.
SGPC Slams Viral Video of Youth Washing at Golden Temple Sarovar
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee criticizes a viral video showing a youth washing his hands and feet in the Amrit Sarovar at the Golden Temple, calling it disrespectful to Sikh traditions.
5 Lizards That Look Like Real-Life Dragons
Discover five incredible lizard species that resemble mythical dragons with their spikes, frills, and dramatic appearances in nature's own fantasy show.
Amit Shah: Make Delhi National Kite Festival Hub
Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated the 3rd International Kite Festival in Delhi, calling for a committee to establish the city as India's kite celebration center and expand public participation nationwide.
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Bengaluru's Cultural Splendour: CM Siddaramaiah Launches BLR Hubba 2026
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah inaugurated BLR Hubba 2026 in Bengaluru, a vibrant cultural festival promoting unity and showcasing the city's rich heritage through music, dance, and art.
Delhi CM Lauds Kite Festival, Leaders Promise Expansion
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta calls the International Kite Festival a wonderful event that brings people together. LG VK Saxena and Union HM Amit Shah pledge to expand it into a national celebration.
Indonesian Cave Shows Humans May Have Lived Alongside Extinct Species
Archaeologists excavating a deep cave on Sulawesi island have uncovered evidence suggesting modern humans and an older hominin species may have occupied the same site around the same time period.
Haridwar Kumbh Boards Bar Non-Hindus at Har Ki Pauri
Signs at Har Ki Pauri in Haridwar restrict entry to Hindus only during Kumbh Mela, raising questions about inclusivity and religious access at the holy site.
Mangaluru Global Kite Festival Draws 15 Countries
Team Mangalore organizes an International Kite Festival in Mangaluru, featuring kite flyers from 15 countries, with support from the district administration.
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Shishupalgarh: Ancient Kalinga's Forgotten Capital
Explore Shishupalgarh, the 2000-year-old fortified city near Bhubaneswar that reveals Odisha's role in ancient global trade networks and early Indian urban planning.
Dane Rudhyar: Astrology as a Language of the Cosmos
Explore Dane Rudhyar's revolutionary view of astrology as a symbolic language. Discover how he moved beyond predictions to reveal life's deeper purpose through cosmic dialogue.
Animals That Laugh Like Humans
Discover six animals that produce laughter-like sounds for social bonding and emotional expression, from chimpanzees to rats.
Nayika Bhoomika: Indrani Mukerjea's Bold Tagore Production
Indrani Mukerjea Enterprise presents Nayika Bhoomika, a confident theatrical statement weaving four Tagore narratives into a continuous evening at St Andrew's Auditorium.
6 Indian States Famous for Handloom Traditions
Discover six Indian states renowned for their unique handloom textiles, showcasing rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship that define regional identities.
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Discover ten remarkable starfish species that showcase stunning colors, unique adaptations, and crucial ecological roles in marine ecosystems worldwide.
Jallikattu Festival Begins: Cultural Roots and Legal Status
The Jallikattu bull-taming festival has commenced in Tamil Nadu as part of Pongal celebrations. This article explores its cultural significance, similar animal-based festivals across India, and the legal framework under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal
Swami Haridas Tansen Festival Concludes with Classical Music & Dance
The 27th Swami Haridas Tansen Sangeet Nritya Mahotsav concluded successfully after three days of exceptional classical music and dance, celebrating India's artistic heritage and the guru-shishya tradition.
Jeffrey Armstrong on Sanatan Culture, Heaven, Hell, and Colonization
Jeffrey Armstrong explores Sanatan culture's eternal wisdom, redefining heaven and hell as states of consciousness. He reveals how colonization shaped modern spirituality and connects ancient philosophy to today's world.
First Chemical Attack in Mahabharata? Bhima vs Dronacharya
Explore Day 6 of the Mahabharata war, where Bhima and Dronacharya's epic clash reveals ancient tactics. Expert KL Upadhyay analyzes this as a potential first chemical attack, blending mythology and warfare insights.
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World's Oldest Novel: The Ancient Tale That Started It All
Explore the fascinating story of the world's oldest novel, its origins, and its lasting impact on literature and culture across centuries.
9-Year-Old Paridhi Reads Gita 8 Times, Explains Mahabharata Fast
Paridhi, a 9-year-old girl, has captivated India with her deep spiritual knowledge. She has read the Bhagavad Gita eight times and can decode the entire Mahabharata quickly, earning her the title of India's youngest spiritual mind.
HeartWorks Charity Art Exhibition Debuts in Mumbai
HeartWorks 2026, a new art-driven charity initiative, launches in Mumbai this week featuring over 175 artworks by 75+ artists to support women-led NGOs.
HeartWorks Art Charity Exhibition Debuts in Mumbai
HeartWorks, a new art-driven charity initiative, opens in Mumbai on January 16-17, 2026. Featuring 175+ artworks by 75+ artists, proceeds support women-led NGOs across various social causes.
Durga Ashtami 2026: Dates and Spiritual Importance
Discover the sacred Durga Ashtami dates for 2026, its deep religious significance, fasting rituals, and how devotees seek blessings from Goddess Durga.
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