India's Art Renaissance: Bundi Murals to New Cultural Hubs
India's art scene is thriving with restoration projects like Bundi's royal murals, new spaces like Arthshila, and emerging curators and collectors reshaping cultural landscapes.
Category : Culture
Lakshmi Vilas Palace: India's 500-Acre Royal Marvel
Explore Lakshmi Vilas Palace in Vadodara, a 500-acre architectural masterpiece blending Indian and European styles. Built in 1890, it features grand halls, museums, a golf course, and priceless art collections.
Zodiac Signs and Why You Attract the Same Partner Type
Explore how karmic loops, planetary influences, and elemental affinities in Vedic astrology explain why zodiac signs like Aries, Scorpio, and Leo attract repetitive romantic patterns.
Delhi Pride Parade 2026 Lights Up City with Colors
Delhi's Pride Parade 2026 transformed the city into a vibrant celebration of LGBTQ+ rights, featuring colorful floats, energetic performances, and a massive turnout advocating for equality and inclusion.
Six Stolen Artworks Still Missing: The Endless Hunt
From Vermeer to Picasso, six priceless artworks stolen in high-profile heists remain missing for decades. Explore the unresolved investigations and theories surrounding these cultural mysteries.
Ramadan 2026: Gulf's Arabic Cologne Trends Revealed
As Ramadan 2026 unfolds, fragrance takes center stage in the Gulf, with men turning to woody oud, warm amber, and spicy oriental scents that blend tradition with modern sensibilities for prayers and gatherings.
Dastak Youth Festival 2024 in Lucknow: Nature & Art Focus
The 18th Dastak Youth Festival in Lucknow runs from Feb 10-12, featuring 30+ artistic competitions on themes like environment and gender equality, with post-festival activities until Feb 21.
Lucknow Play Adaab Arz Hai Satirizes Social Obsessions
Akansha Theatre Arts staged the comic farce 'Adaab Arz Hai' in Lucknow, delivering sharp social commentary on society's fixation with titles and appearances, while addressing forced marriages.
Mandi Shivratri Photography Competition Announced
The Mandi district administration in Himachal Pradesh has announced a photography competition to capture the vibrant Shivratri festival. The event aims to promote cultural heritage and encourage local talent.
Kalashtami 2026: Date, Puja Rituals, and Mantras
Discover the significance of Kalashtami in 2026, including the precise date, shubh muhurat timings, detailed puja vidhi, and powerful mantras for spiritual observance.
Sant Ravidas's Vision: A Blueprint for Justice and Social Harmony
The homage to Sant Ravidas before the Union Budget signals a deeper message of social harmony and moral confidence. His vision of Begampura reminds us that dignity cannot be conditional and justice is essential for true harmony.
Sabarmati Ashram Revamp: A Journey Back to Gandhi's Time
The Rs 1,200-crore Sabarmati Ashram redevelopment in Ahmedabad restores 28 buildings using traditional techniques, offering a full-day immersive experience into Mahatma Gandhi's life and principles.
Magh Mela Sees 22 Crore Devotees, Ends with Mahashivratri Snan
The Magh Mela in Prayagraj witnessed an unprecedented turnout of over 22 crore devotees, with the event concluding on February 15 with the Mahashivratri snan. Authorities managed logistics smoothly, supported by special trains and buses.
Chocolate Day 2026: Wishes, Images, Quotes to Share
Celebrate Chocolate Day 2026 with heartfelt wishes, beautiful images, and inspiring quotes. Discover the history and significance of this sweet occasion in Valentine's Week.
Sagittarius Horoscope: Gains and Social Uplift on Feb 9, 2026
Sagittarius horoscope for February 9, 2026, predicts a smooth day with financial gains from unexpected sources and uplifting social interactions. Career progress and romantic opportunities are highlighted.
Indian Temples Send Gifts to Kashi Vishwanath for Mahashivratri
A total of 18 prominent temples across India have sent offerings to the Kashi Vishwanath temple for Mahashivratri, with the number expected to rise to 30, strengthening Sanatan traditions.
Dumas Art Project 2024 Launches in Surat
The 11th edition of the Dumas Art Project has commenced in Surat, featuring 160 art installations by students from four major institutes. The 20-day festival includes collaborations with UNESCO and an automotive company.
Ludhiana Kite Festival Promotes Boycott of Chinese String
Residents in Ludhiana celebrated a kite festival while spreading a strong message to boycott Chinese-made manjha (kite string), highlighting local alternatives and safety concerns.
Nrityaparva 2026 in Vadodara: 3-Day Dance Festival Honors Heritage
Vadodara hosts Nrityaparva 2026, a three-day Indian classical dance festival at MSU's C C Mehta Auditorium, marking over 40 years of cultural engagement and coinciding with key anniversaries like 150 years of Vande Mataram.
Indian Museum's 212th Day Exhibition on Water Heritage
The Indian Museum in Kolkata unveils 'Beyond the Land', a special exhibition tracing India's civilisational journey through rivers and seas, featuring rare artefacts from its reserve collection.
Ludhiana's Lord Shiva Rath Yatra Attracts Thousands Before Maha Shivratri
Ludhiana witnessed a vibrant Lord Shiva Rath Yatra with massive participation, festive decorations, and traffic arrangements ahead of Maha Shivratri on February 15.
Gurnah on the Novel's Power to Bridge Silences
Nobel Prize-winning author Abdulrazak Gurnah discusses how novels serve as bridges over societal silences, exploring themes of migration, memory, and human connection in a globalized world.
Second Neolithic Skeleton Found in Karnataka Dig
Archaeologists in Karnataka have discovered a second human skeleton from the Neolithic era at Tekkalakote, following an earlier find days prior at Gowdrumoole Betta.
Hyderabad's Armenian Cemetery Had Shared Dutch Burial Ground
New research reveals Hyderabad's 400-year-old Armenian cemetery served as a common burial ground for Armenians and Dutch employees before a separate Dutch cemetery was established nearby.
Mahashivratri Festivities Start at Srisailam Temple
The annual Mahashivratri Brahmotsavams at Sri Bhramaramba Mallikarjuna Swamy temple in Srisailam commenced with Dhwajarohana ceremony and special arrangements for devotees.
Tirumala Laddu Adulteration Outrage: Hindu Leaders Demand Action
Alleged use of adulterated ghee in Tirumala laddu prasadam has triggered nationwide outrage among Hindu religious leaders, who demand strict investigation and punishment for those responsible.
Ancient Egyptian Manuscript Sparks Debate Over Biblical Giants
A 3,300-year-old Egyptian papyrus describing unusually tall warriors has reignited scholarly debate about whether biblical references to giants were rooted in historical encounters rather than mythology.
5 Lakh Devotees at Gunadala Mahaotsavalu in Vijayawada
The 102nd Gunadala Lurthamatha Mahaotsavalu begins in Vijayawada, with over 5 lakh devotees expected. The 3-day festival features grand inaugurations, illuminations, and extensive arrangements for security and travel.
Kodava Pusthaka Pathaya Launched to Preserve Culture
The Kodava Sahitya Academy launched 'Kodava Pusthaka Pathaya' in Virajpet, an initiative to promote Kodava literature and culture through reading books, supported by MLA AS Ponnanna and community leaders.
Bengaluru's Dance Evolution: 25 Years with Jayachandran Palazhy
Jayachandran Palazhy reflects on Bengaluru's transformation into a contemporary dance hub over 25 years, emphasizing collaboration and the city's receptive audience.
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