Category : Culture


Goa's Valentine's Day Buzz: Sustainable Gifts & Carnival Romance

As Valentine's Day approaches, Goa's markets are bustling with vibrant flower stalls, innovative gifts, and sweet treats. Florists report a 200% sales surge, while sustainable soft toys and bento cakes gain popularity. The celebrations coincide with Carni

12 Shivaji Maharaj Forts Get UNESCO World Heritage Certificate

The official UNESCO certificate declaring 12 forts of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj as World Heritage Sites was formally handed over to Cultural Affairs Minister Ashish Shelar, marking a historic moment for Maharashtra and India's cultural legacy.

India's Singles Redefine Valentine's Day with Solo Celebrations

Across India, Valentine's Day is transforming as singles increasingly opt for self-dates, solo trips, and personal rituals. This shift reflects a broader redefinition of love to include self-love, with brands adapting and data showing rising trends in sol

Keeladi Open Air Museum Inauguration by CM Stalin on Friday

Chief Minister M K Stalin will inaugurate the Keeladi open air museum via video conference on Friday. The 4.5-acre facility, costing ₹24.3 crore, showcases the largest brick structure from excavations alongside artifacts from 2014-15.

Kashmiri Bride Goes Viral in Kerala Bridal Attire

A Kashmiri bride named Charu has captivated social media by transforming into a classic Malayali bride, showcasing the beautiful fusion of Indian traditions through traditional kasavu saree and temple jewellery.

Pune's Anti-Valentine's Day Parties: Laughter Over Love

In Pune, Anti-Valentine's Day events are gaining popularity, offering cathartic gatherings focused on independence, nostalgia, and humor instead of romance. From themed parties to '90s revivals, these celebrations provide an alternative to traditional Val

Shani Pradosh Vrat 2026: Karmic Relief and Saturn's Grace

On February 14, 2026, Shani Trayodashi, or Shani Pradosh Vrat, offers a powerful opportunity to seek relief from Saturn-related challenges through prayers, fasting, and charity. This observance aligns with Saturn's strong influence, emphasizing humility a

Nagpur Bids Farewell to Spiritual Guide Sadgurudas Maharaj

Hundreds of devotees gathered in Nagpur to bid a tearful farewell to Shivkathakar Vijayrao Deshmukh, known as Sadgurudas Maharaj, who passed away at 84. His last rites were performed at Sahakar Nagar ghat after final darshan at Shri Gurumandir.

Ahmedabad Museum Showcases 120 Vintage Valve Radios

A new museum in Ahmedabad opens Friday, featuring over 120 vintage valve radios from 1940-1960. Educationist Siddharth Patel's collection highlights the era when radio shaped daily life, with restored sets from across India and abroad.

Palaash Mahotsav 2026: Multi-Park Festival in Delhi

The 2026 Palaash Mahotsav in Delhi transforms into a multi-park festival from Feb 14-16, curated by LG VK Saxena and DDA. Venues in Ashok Vihar, Narela, Yamuna riverfront, and Jasola offer themed ecological and cultural experiences.

Gold Prices Threaten the Grandeur of Indian Weddings

As gold prices soar, the iconic Indian wedding faces a crisis. This article explores how economic pressures are reshaping traditions, forcing families to rethink lavish celebrations and adapt to new financial realities.

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