The Pune International Centre launches Palash, a cultural festival from Feb 27 to March 1, featuring T.M. Krishna and Jogappas, aiming to engage the public through music and dialogue beyond traditional policy discussions.
Explore the six sacred names of Lord Kartikeya - Murugan, Skanda, Subramanya, Sanmukha, Kumara, and Gangeya - and discover their profound spiritual symbolism in Hindu mythology.
Archaeological Survey of India concludes Kamal Maula Mosque in Dhar was constructed using parts of ancient temples. Report submitted to MP High Court details findings from scientific investigations.
Explore the life and legacy of Aldous Huxley, the intellectual seer whose dystopian masterpiece 'Brave New World' eerily predicted contemporary societal challenges, from consumerism to technological control.
Discover answers to intriguing Hindu mythology questions: Which god married Tulsi? Which deity has 16,000 wives? Which flower is forbidden for Shiva?
Discover India's diverse textile heritage through GI-tagged fabrics, which protect regional craftsmanship by certifying authenticity linked to place of origin, celebrating the nation's rich cultural legacy.
A reflection on Immanuel Kant's thought that wealth improves external conditions but fails to elevate a person's inner character or moral worth.
The annual Sacha Sauda Samagam 2026 at Gurdwara Behala in Kolkata concluded, celebrating Guru Nanak's teachings through langar, kirtan, and discourses. Key figures and politicians attended, emphasizing service and unity.
An exhibition showcasing the rich history of the Sikh Empire has become a major attraction at the ongoing Patiala Craft Mela, drawing visitors with artifacts and displays.
Efforts to make toys more representative have a complex history, often marked by improper and ignorant approaches in the past, highlighting the ongoing challenge for the industry.
A play directed by Dr Chavan Pramod from Vadodara was featured at the 25th International Theatre Festival of India, adapting an 8th-century Sanskrit classic with contemporary relevance.
The historic Dang Darbar, established in 1842, will be celebrated with grandeur in Ahwa from February 26 to March 3. The event features royal processions, traditional dances, cultural performances, and government felicitations for erstwhile royalty.
Trichy's fourth annual book fair concluded after nine days, selling approximately 20 lakh books worth over Rs 65 lakh. The event featured 130 stalls, 100 publishers, and attracted lakhs of visitors, including 75,000 students.
The Sufi Heritage Festival at Sunder Nursery on February 28 and March 1 offers an immersive experience with music, storytelling, textiles, and slow living, celebrating Delhi's cultural layers.
A researcher has identified evidence of worship of a unique war goddess, Gajagauri, in ancient sculptures excavated in Goa, with no records found elsewhere in India.
GNA University in Jalandhar hosted a vibrant cultural event featuring Madhubani art and Chhau dance, celebrating India's rich heritage and promoting traditional arts among students and the community.
The state archaeology department's excavation in Lakkundi, which uncovered historical artefacts but no gold, is set to conclude within 5-6 days after reaching natural soil levels.
Odisha government initiates a first-of-its-kind digital documentation drive to create a comprehensive repository of 4,000 heritage monuments and their associated intangible cultural expressions.
Mangalore Diocese announces a five-day Bible Convention at Holy Cross Church, Cordel, focusing on the theme 'The Word of Christ dwells among you.' Daily events include Eucharistic celebrations, talks, and healing prayers.
More than 52.6 lakh students and teachers across 20,239 institutes in Konkan performed a mass tribute song, certified as the world's largest simultaneous rendition. PM Modi and Amit Shah to attend anniversary events.
The annual Hola Mohalla fair has started at Dera Baba Badbhag Singh in Himachal Pradesh, featuring religious ceremonies, cultural events, and community gatherings.
Discover the precise Sehri timings for February 24, 2026, across major Indian cities during Ramadan. Plan your pre-dawn meal effectively with this detailed schedule.
The five-day state-level Saang Mahotsav has commenced in Kurukshetra, celebrating Haryana's traditional folk theatre with performances, workshops, and cultural events.
A Patiala craft mela showcases rare historical artifacts, including an 1857 Punjab Gazette and a letter from Maharaja Duleep Singh, bringing Khalsa Durbar history to life for visitors.
A detailed comparison of the king cobra and honey badger examining size, speed, defensive strategies, and habitat to determine which animal would prevail in a deadly confrontation.
Aadyam Handwoven sponsors the return of the Sufi Heritage Festival at Sunder Nursery, New Delhi, on February 28 and March 1, 2026, celebrating cultural traditions.
Discover why many families keep Rudraksha at home, not for decoration but for its calming energy, spiritual alignment, and protective qualities against negativity.
A podcast delves into whether Sikh philosophy shares roots with Sanatan traditions, examining Guru parampara, shared values, and spiritual principles in Indian civilization.
Rangbhari Ekadashi in 2026 falls on February 23, a significant Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Tulsi. Learn about the rituals, auspicious timings, and spiritual importance of this day.
The Iftar timing for Ramadan 2026 on February 23, 2026, has been officially announced. Muslims worldwide will break their fast at sunset, following the Islamic lunar calendar.