Indore's Mukhorochok Bengali Food Festival Begins
The 16th edition of Mukhorochok, Indore's beloved Bengali food festival, commenced on Friday evening at Bengali School and Club campus, offering traditional cuisine and cultural immersion.
Category : Culture
Kala Dhwani 2026: Infosys Foundation Celebrates Folk Arts
Infosys Foundation announces Kala Dhwani 2026, a three-day cultural extravaganza in Bengaluru featuring over 200 artists showcasing 50+ traditional art forms like Theyyam, Lavani, and Bihu.
Beary Koota 2026: Coastal Culture Festival in Bengaluru
Beary Koota 2026, a vibrant cultural festival showcasing the rich heritage of coastal Karnataka, will be held in Bengaluru this Sunday, bringing traditional music, dance, and cuisine to the city.
Bhagavad Gita Verse 6.5: Self as Friend and Foe Explained
Explore the profound meaning of Bhagavad Gita Chapter 6 Verse 5, where Krishna reveals how the self can be both ally and adversary. Discover practical applications for modern life.
Penguin Walk Sparks Debate on Nihilism vs Eastern Philosophy
A viral video of a penguin walking away from its colony has sparked global conversations about meaning, burnout, and philosophical perspectives from Western nihilism to Eastern renunciation principles from Thirukkural.
Gemini Horoscope Today: Energy High, Finances Need Care
Gemini horoscope for January 31, 2026, predicts a day of high energy and focus at work, with love life buzzing with chemistry. However, financial matters require caution and careful planning. Read the full prediction.
Aries Horoscope Today: Mental Charge for Complex Tasks
Aries horoscope for January 31, 2026 predicts a pleasant day with mental clarity and steady progress toward goals. Expect brisk exchanges, romantic potential, and financial planning opportunities.
Capricorn Horoscope Jan 31 2026: Leadership & Finance Tips
Capricorn horoscope for January 31, 2026, predicts a day of heavy responsibilities but strong leadership. Focus on team success, financial caution, and meaningful love moments. Ganesha advises pacing and patience.
Scorpio Horoscope Jan 31 2026: Career Patience Advised
Scorpio horoscope for January 31, 2026 predicts work dominating your day with evening relief. Love requires mutual attention, finance needs realistic targets, and career favors patience over haste for steady progress.
Aquarius Horoscope Today: January 31, 2026 Guidance
Aquarius horoscope for January 31, 2026 reveals a day for building confidence and upgrading skills. Financial intuition is strong but requires discipline. Evening brings romantic opportunities with lighthearted companionship.
Libra Horoscope Today Jan 31 2026: Luck Supports Fair Outcomes
Libra horoscope for January 31, 2026 advises avoiding risks and conserving energy. Luck supports fair career outcomes while love feels unforgettable. Ganesha suggests spiritual practices for mental calm.
Leo Horoscope Jan 31: Earnings & Relationship Growth
Leo horoscope for January 31, 2026 predicts financial opportunities with early dues clearing and steady earnings. Relationships deepen through meaningful conversations and mutual support at home and work.
Spanish Play at ITFoK Explores Lucia Joyce's Artistic Struggle
Cristina D Silveira's play 'Lucia Joyce, A Small Drama in Motion' at International Theatre Festival of Kerala sparks reflection on art, patriarchy, and sanity through a poetic narrative blending film and theatre.
Khajuraho Dance Festival 2024: Classical Meets Folk Extravaganza
The iconic Khajuraho Dance Festival returns from February 20-26 with expanded programming including folk carnival, child dancer platform, and cultural workshops, creating a comprehensive cultural immersion.
Amitav Ghosh on Diverse Stories for New World Views
Acclaimed author Amitav Ghosh emphasizes the importance of diverse narratives in reshaping global perspectives, highlighting how different stories can transform our understanding of the world.
Bhog Ceremony for Playwright Jatinder Brar in Amritsar
The Bhog ceremony for renowned Punjabi playwright Jatinder Brar was organized in Amritsar, honoring his legacy in theater and literature. The event brought together family, friends, and cultural figures to pay their respects.
Madurai Human Chain for Communal Harmony on Martyrs Day
In Madurai, 450 members from Hindu, Muslim, and Christian communities formed a human chain from Tamil Annai statue to Gandhi Museum on Martyrs Day, emphasizing unity and religious harmony.
Amitav Ghosh: Fact vs Fiction in His Literary Brew
Explore how Amitav Ghosh masterfully blends historical facts with fiction in his novels, creating a unique narrative style that challenges readers to discern reality from imagination.
Pindra Festival Launched in Varanasi, Highlights Cultural Heritage
Tourism Minister Jaiveer Singh inaugurated the three-day Pindra Festival in Varanasi, emphasizing Uttar Pradesh's spiritual triangle development under PM Modi and CM Yogi's leadership.
Pt Bhattacharya Conducts Sitar Workshop at BHU in Varanasi
Renowned sitar maestro Pt Ram Prapanna Bhattacharya conducted an intensive workshop at Banaras Hindu University, training students in the Imdadkhani style of the Etawah Gharana with practical demonstrations.
Banke Bihari Temple: Chemical Perfumes Damage Silver, Not Theft
Agra: Banke Bihari temple management clarifies silver erosion is due to chemical-laced perfumes, not theft. CCTV installation planned amid rumors following similar temple incidents in Sabarimala and Kedarnath.
SGPC Marks 300th Martyrdom Centenary, Boosts Amrit Sanchar
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) will observe the 300th martyrdom centenary of Shaheed Bhai Tara Singh Wan on March 14, with events including a nagar kirtan and Akhand Path. The committee also plans to intensify the amrit sanchar movemen
Mumbai Ganeshotsav Immersion: Mandals Use Natural Sites Despite BMC
Mumbai's Maghi Ganeshotsav idols face immersion on Jan 31-Feb 1, with some mandals returning to natural water bodies like Marve Beach and Gorai, despite BMC urging artificial tank use for environmental protection.
Sikh Scholars Warn Against Cake-Cutting in Gurdwaras
Sikh religious authorities express serious concern over growing practice of cutting cakes during religious commemorations, calling it a violation of Sikh principles and maryada.
Stolen Vidyapati Manuscript Untraced Despite Renewed Efforts
A priceless palm-leaf copy of Bhagavat Purana transcribed by Mahakavi Vidyapati in 1428, stolen from Darbhanga Sanskrit University in 2003, remains missing despite recent government initiatives to safeguard manuscripts and renewed activist pressure.
Monte Chapel Hosts 'Roots: The Sound of India' Folk Fusion
The Monte Chapel in Old Goa will host a unique musical convergence titled 'Roots: The Sound of India' this Saturday, featuring folk artistes from Kutch, Rajasthan, and Assam, curated by classical musician Asad Khan.
Hampi Utsav 2026: 50km Lighting Corridor from Hosapete to Temple
Vijayanagara district administration launches ambitious 50km electricity illumination from Hosapete to Hampi for Hampi Utsav 2026, transforming the entire stretch into a glowing heritage corridor for the February festival.
Archaeologist TM Keshava, Lakkundi Director, Dies at 74
Renowned archaeologist TM Keshava, 74, appointed director for excavation at Lakkundi heritage site, passed away in Bengaluru after battling cancer. He served ASI for decades.
Tarot Horoscope Today: Zodiac Guidance for All Signs (30.01.2026)
Discover today's tarot card readings for all zodiac signs. Get insights on love, career, and personal evolution with messages from The Empress, The Moon, Strength, and other cards to guide your day.
Sayeegeetha Hegde, Rajashree Ullal Win Veerarani Abbakka Award
Ullal Veerarani Abbakka Utsava Committee names Sayeegeetha Hegde (literature) and Vidushi Rajashree Ullal (arts) for the prestigious Veerarani Abbakka Award 2025-26. The award ceremony will be held on February 14 at Dr Ambedkar Rangamandira in Olapete, Th
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