IGNCA Revives India's Forgotten Silent Film Era Legacy
An exhibition at IGNCA in Delhi showcases rare artifacts and stories from India's silent film period, highlighting pioneers and lost cinematic heritage.
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Coimbatore Palm Sunday: Devotees Throng Churches for Holy Week
Thousands of devotees in Coimbatore celebrated Palm Sunday with special services and processions, marking the start of Holy Week. Major churches held events, including peace marches and ecumenical gatherings.
Vadodara Toy Museum: 25,000 Artifacts Span 5,000 Years
A Vadodara art collector is opening Gujarat's largest toy museum, featuring over 25,000 toys from Harappan era to modern times, showcasing global cultural history through playthings.
Karikkakom Temple Pongala Festival Arrangements Amid Heat
The Karikkakom Sree Chamundi Devi Temple in Thiruvananthapuram has made extensive arrangements for the annual Pongala festival, with thousands of women devotees expected despite rising temperatures. Authorities have enhanced crowd management, health facil
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Artist Sabitha Kadannappally Explores Freedom vs Societal Norms
At Kochi-Muziris Biennale, artist Sabitha Kadannappally presents installations using metal, fabric, and motion to examine tensions between individual freedom and societal conditioning, with works like 'Square the Circle' and 'Journey of Life'.
Vadodara Sculptor Selected for Global Ceramics Symposium in Netherlands
Vadodara-based sculptor Prithwiraj Mali has been chosen as the only Indian artist for the prestigious 'A World of Ceramics – Common Ground' exhibition in Delft, Netherlands, showcasing large-scale ceramic installations addressing global issues.
Vanishing Depth of Modern Humor: Cultural Analysis
This article explores the decline of nuanced humor in contemporary culture, analyzing how digital media and social platforms have shifted comedy toward superficiality and instant gratification.
Jainism's Timeless Wisdom in a Modern World
Explore how Jainism's ancient principles of non-violence, simplicity, and spiritual purity offer profound guidance and relevance in today's fast-paced, technology-driven global society.
Why Godmen and Gurus Often Escape Public Scrutiny
An analysis of how the spiritual aura surrounding godmen and gurus shields them from critical examination, leading to blind public trust and potential exploitation.
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Historic Goa Spring at Risk from Unauthorized Development
Unauthorized hill-cutting near Old Goa's Bainguinim border jeopardizes a historic spring praised by 17th-century travelers. Development threatens local ecology and heritage, with risks of landslides and pollution.
Happy Streets Returns to Bengaluru with Community Festivities
After a two-month hiatus, Happy Streets revived community spirit at Bhartiya City with yoga, dance, traditional arts, and family activities, drawing residents from across neighborhoods.
Madikeri Art Theatre Construction to Start Soon After Approval
The long-awaited Cauvery Kalakshetra art theatre project in Madikeri is moving forward with a Rs 9.3 crore tender approved. Municipal council addresses road work delays and waste management issues.
Palm Sunday Celebrated in Mangaluru, Udupi as Holy Week Begins
Christians in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts solemnly observed Palm Sunday with special church services, prayers, and processions led by bishops and priests to commemorate Jesus Christ's entry into Jerusalem.
Mizoram Observes Solemn Palm Sunday with Processions
Palm Sunday was observed with devotion across Mizoram as Christian denominations held processions and special worship services, commemorating Jesus Christ's entry into Jerusalem.
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EFLU Shillong Seminar Honors Zubeen Garg's Northeast Legacy
A national seminar at EFLU Shillong explored Zubeen Garg's influence on society and culture, featuring discussions, music, and a tree planting in his memory.
Kolkata's Palm Sunday Observance Marks Holy Week Start
Churches across Kolkata witnessed large gatherings for Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week. Priests and devotees emphasized its spiritual significance, with traditional processions, masses in Bengali and English, and community initiatives.
Ranchi Palm Sunday Celebrations: Faith and Unity in Focus
Thousands of Christian devotees in Ranchi marked Palm Sunday with vibrant processions, prayers, and hymns, led by Archbishop Vincent Aind, emphasizing humility, love, and spiritual renewal.
Baij's 'Father & Son' Sculpture Fetches Rs 6 Crore at Auction
Ramkinkar Baij's cement cast sculpture 'Father & Son' sold for over Rs 6 crore at AstaGuru auction, exceeding its estimate by four times, highlighting growing demand for his pioneering modern Indian art.
Basavanna Statue Relocation Sparks Hubballi Debate Before Jayanti
The statue of 12th-century reformer Basavanna, removed for flyover construction in Hubballi, remains at Indira Glass House. Lingayat groups debate its reinstallation before Basava Jayanti on April 20.
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Tirumala's Salakatla Vasanthotsavam: Three-Day Spring Festival
The annual Salakatla Vasanthotsavam spring festival begins at Tirumala's Lord Venkateswara temple. Celebrated over three days, it features aromatic baths for deities, grand processions, and special rituals with historical origins dating back to the 1460s.
Punjab Governor Inaugurates Ahimsa Bike Rally at Mahavir Festival
Punjab Governor Gulabchand Kataria inaugurated the Ahimsa Bike Rally and praised Jain community's social service at Bhagavan Mahavir Janma Kalyanak Mahotsav in Belagavi.
Kids Prefer Screens? It's About Stories, Not Rules
Children aren't rejecting culture; they're bored by its presentation as rigid instructions. When culture is shared through engaging stories, food, and music, it competes with screens.
Dharwad Hosts 18th District Kannada Sahitya Sammelana
The 18th district Kannada Sahitya Sammelana will be held in Dharwad on March 30 and 31, featuring literary sessions, AI discussions, and cultural events. Key speakers include Hema Pattanshetti and Santosh Lad.
TTD's Grand Sita-Rama Kalyanam at Vontimitta Temple on April 1
The Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams is making elaborate arrangements for the Sita-Rama Kalyanam at the ancient Kodandarama Swamy temple in Vontimitta, Kadapa district, on April 1. The event, designated as a state festival, will see Chief Minister Nara Chan
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How to Make Tradition Engaging for Kids: Stories Over Rules
Explore why children disengage when tradition is taught as abstract moral rules, and how reframing it with stories, logic, and practicality can foster understanding and adaptation.
Sydney's First Jagannath Temple Consecrated in Grand Ceremony
Over 1,000 attendees witnessed the four-day 'pranpratistha' ceremony of Lord Jagannath idols in Sydney, Australia, marking a significant spiritual milestone for the Odia diaspora and Hindu community.
Gemstone Purification: Avoid Common Mistakes for Energy
Learn why purifying gemstones is crucial for harnessing cosmic energy. Discover simple rituals like Ganga Jal soak, saltwater bath, moonlight charging, and intention setting to enhance positivity, health, and wealth.
Patna's Christian Community Observes Palm Sunday with Processions
In Patna, the Christian community gathered on Sunday to observe Palm Sunday, marking the start of Holy Week with hymns, processions, and Masses across various churches, commemorating Jesus Christ's entry into Jerusalem.
Ambedkar's Navayana Buddhism: A Response to Untouchability
On October 14, 1956, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar led nearly 500,000 Indians in converting to Navayana Buddhism, challenging the enduring stigma of untouchability despite its legal abolition in independent India.
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Children Shouldn't Choose Between Modern and Traditional Identities
A compelling exploration of how presenting modern and traditional lifestyles as opposing forces creates false choices for children, arguing that true identity is layered and inclusive of both.
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