Saint Lucia: Only Country Named After a Woman, Saint Lucy
Saint Lucia is the only independent nation globally named after a woman, Saint Lucy of Syracuse, with a history of colonial shifts and UNESCO World Heritage sites.
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Bhajan Clubbing in Noida: Devotion Meets Modern Music for Crowd
A 'bhajan clubbing' concert in Noida's Jungle Trail park drew over 2,000 attendees, blending traditional devotional music with contemporary rock and electronic vibes. This emerging trend is reshaping perceptions of spiritual entertainment.
Mahavir Jayanti 2026: A Pause for Reflection and Kindness
Explore heartfelt Mahavir Jayanti wishes, quotes, and messages for 2026 that go beyond generic greetings. Discover how Lord Mahavir's teachings of truth, non-violence, and compassion offer a much-needed breath of fresh air in today's hectic world.
Holy Monday Observance in Lucknow Churches Draws Large Crowds
Christians in Lucknow observed Holy Monday with special prayers, hymns, and sermons across multiple churches, focusing on faith, repentance, and Jesus Christ's teachings ahead of Easter.
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Def Leppard Guitarist Buys Bengaluru Artist's Painting
Vivian Campbell of Def Leppard purchased a $800 artwork by Bengaluru-based artist Devika Sundar during a private viewing. The piece is part of her series exploring the human body through Ayurvedic themes.
Rajasthan Foundation Day Celebrated with Cultural Splendor
Era University in Lucknow hosted a vibrant Rajasthan Foundation Day celebration, featuring folk dances, heritage exhibitions, traditional cuisine, and skits, inaugurated by dignitaries.
1,500-Year-Old Water Reservoir Found on Elephanta Island
Archaeologists uncover a sophisticated 1,500-year-old T-shaped stepped reservoir on Elephanta Island, offering insights into ancient water management and trade networks in western India.
Mahavir Jayanti 2026: Date, Teachings, Significance
Mahavir Jayanti 2026, the birth anniversary of Lord Mahavira, is a key Jain festival. Learn its date, core teachings of non-violence, and spiritual importance for followers.
Mahavir Jayanti 2026: Date, Significance, and Teachings (31.03.2026)
Mahavir Jayanti, celebrated on March 31, 2026, marks the birth anniversary of Lord Mahavir, the 24th Jain Tirthankara. This article explores the date, rituals, teachings, and historical significance of this major Jain festival.
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Pink Elephant Photo Shoot in Jaipur Sparks Ethical Debate
A viral photo shoot featuring an elephant painted bright pink in Jaipur has ignited online criticism and renewed concerns about animal welfare in creative projects. The images, taken by a Russian photographer, have prompted responses from local authoritie
Chaitra Purnima 2026: Rituals, Dos and Don'ts Guide
A comprehensive guide to Chaitra Purnima 2026, detailing puja vidhi, auspicious timings, spiritual practices, and key prohibitions for devotees seeking blessings and purification.
Gandhi: Purification Needed in Superior Castes, Not Untouchables
Mahatma Gandhi's profound thought challenges societal norms by emphasizing that the purification required is not of untouchables but of the so-called superior castes, urging introspection and reform.
UP Man Hosts Own 'Living Terahvi' Feast to Fight Loneliness
A 64-year-old bachelor from Auraiya, Uttar Pradesh, defied tradition by hosting his own 'terahvi' feast while alive, inviting 1,900 guests to combat loneliness and ensure his memory is celebrated.
Thousands Join Pongala Ritual at Karikkakom Temple
Thousands of women devotees gathered at Karikkakom Sree Chamundi Devi Temple for the annual Pongala ritual, marking the culmination of a week-long festival with increased participation this year.
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Ernakulam Library Demolishes Heritage Structure After 9-Year Dispute
The Ernakulam Public Library in Kochi has begun demolishing a disputed auxiliary structure after a nine-year legal battle. The Heritage Commission ruled it lacked sufficient historical significance, clearing the way for a modern multi-storey complex.
Panchang Guide for March 31, 2026: Auspicious Timings & Insights
Discover the detailed Panchang for March 31, 2026, including Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, and Shubh Muhurat timings. Learn how planetary movements influence daily activities, relationships, and spiritual practices across India.
Sri Aurobindo Institute Marks Aspiration Festival's Golden Jubilee
The Sri Aurobindo Institute of Culture concluded its 50th Aspiration festival with Sinfonietta, a musical tribute to Ananda Shankar featuring students and alumni performing on diverse instruments.
Tamil Devotees Recite Thiruvasagam at Kashi Vishwanath Temple
A group of 110 Tamil Nadu devotees performed a special prayer at Varanasi's Kashi Vishwanath Temple, reciting the ancient Thiruvasagam scripture for over five hours.
Kerala Artist Paints Pachatantra Mural at Presidential Palace
Kochi-based artist Basanth Peringode was invited to Rashtrapati Bhavan for a week-long residency, creating a traditional Kerala mural based on Pachatantra tales. President Murmu met the artists, celebrating India's diverse art forms.
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Varanasi's Sankatmochan Temple Hosts 103rd Hanumajjayanti Mahotsav
The 103rd Sankat Mochan Sangeet Samaroh in Varanasi features 12 Padma Awardees and 21 debut artists from April 6-11, with classical music and dance performances.
Ahmedabad Teen Vansh Patel to Become Jain Monk in Palitana
Vansh Patel, a 15-year-old from Ahmedabad, will take diksha as a Jain monk in Palitana on April 23. The only child of an inter-faith couple, his journey reflects deep spiritual influences from both Jain and Hindu traditions.
Caste Bias Persists After Religious Conversion in India
A recent study reveals that caste-based discrimination continues to affect individuals in India even after they convert to other religions, highlighting deep-rooted social prejudices.
Man Hosts Own 'Living Terahvi' Feast in Auraiya Village
In a unique defiance of tradition, 64-year-old Rakesh Yadav from Lakshmanpur village in Auraiya district organized his own 'terahvi' feast while still alive, inviting 1,900 guests to combat loneliness and ensure the ritual's observance.
Grace of Devotion: Father-Son Loyalty to Exiled Prince
An exiled prince is astounded by the dramatic expression of unwavering devotion from a father-son duo, showcasing the profound power of loyalty and faith in challenging times.
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Goa Museum Project Delayed, Cost Rises by Rs 10 Crore
Construction of the new Goa State Museum building in Old Goa remains stalled, with the detailed project report awaiting approval from the Union Ministry of Culture. The project cost has escalated by over Rs 10 crore, now estimated at Rs 35.3 crore.
Odisha's 14-Day Odia Pakhya Festival Celebrates Heritage & Traditions
Odisha's 14-day Odia Pakhya festival, from Utkal Divas to Odia New Year, will feature cultural events, heritage runs, and digital engagement to reconnect people with the state's rich traditions.
Nayagi Revives Legacy of Tamil Women Writers Through Seminars
The Nayagi initiative, born from a Chennai Book Fair discussion, highlights forgotten Tamil women writers from the early 1900s through seminars and a published book.
Amritsar Residents Renew Call for Cultural Societies
Amritsar residents are reviving demands for cultural societies to safeguard local heritage, citing neglect and urban development threats. Community leaders push for official recognition and support.
Dr. Ranjit Singh Bajwa Honoured for Preserving Punjab's Folk Heritage
Dr. Ranjit Singh Bajwa is honoured for his lifelong dedication to preserving Punjab's folk heritage, including music, dance, and oral traditions, leaving a lasting cultural legacy.
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Man Hosts Own 'Living Terahvi' Feast in Kanpur Village
In a unique twist on tradition, 64-year-old Rakesh Yadav from Auraiya district organized his own 'terahvi' feast while alive, inviting 1,900 guests to combat loneliness and preempt financial burdens on relatives.
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