Mumbai's 'No New Hangers' Rule for Intentional Living
Discover how a simple rule born from Mumbai's humidity transformed material ownership, reducing clutter and creating space for what truly matters in life.
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Prayagraj Readies for 4 Crore Pilgrims on Mauni Amavasya
Magh Mela administration and police implement strict measures as 3.5-4 crore devotees expected at Sangam for Mauni Amavasya bathing festival in Prayagraj.
Kolkata Cab Driver's Viral Act: Drunk Teen's Safe Ride Home
Munna Ajij Mollick, a Kolkata cab driver, ensured a drunk teenage girl's safe journey home. His dashcam video went viral, highlighting women's safety and societal expectations.
January 18: Innovation, Culture & Legacy Day
Explore key events on January 18: from X-ray demonstrations to Bentley's founding, Tagore-Gandhi meeting, and birth anniversaries of Ranade, Kambli, Popat, and Bachchan.
Brian Tracy: From Setbacks to Global Success Guru
Explore how Brian Tracy transformed early struggles into a career helping millions worldwide through motivational speaking and bestselling books on success principles.
World's Largest Shivling Installed in Bihar's Motihari
A massive 33-foot black granite Shivling, weighing 210 tonnes, was installed at Virat Ramayan Mandir in Motihari. Thousands witnessed the ceremony with chants, flower showers, and Vedic rituals.
Ancient Vishnu Boundary Stone Found in Tamil Nadu
Archaeologists uncover a rare 15th-century 'vamana kal' boundary stone in Dindigul district, featuring intricate Vaishnavite symbols described in ancient Sanskrit texts.
Dutch Ovens: Kitchen Staple to Lifestyle Statement
Enameled cast-iron Dutch ovens have transformed from practical cookware into symbols of intentional living. Backed by celebrities and social media trends, they represent a blend of culinary function and aesthetic design.
Music-Inspired Baby Names Carry Quiet Grace and Rhythm
Discover how Indian classical music subtly influences baby naming, with names like Aarav and Aarohi carrying the gentle echoes of ragas and melodies.
Pope Paul VI's 1964 Mumbai Visit: A Historic Eucharistic Congress
In December 1964, Mumbai's Oval Maidan witnessed an unprecedented event as Pope Paul VI visited India for the 38th Eucharistic Congress, drawing over 100,000 people.
Varanasi's Manikarnika Ghat Renovation Sparks Heritage Row
Amid a Rs 20 crore renovation project at Varanasi's sacred Manikarnika Ghat, allegations of heritage destruction clash with calls for modern amenities. The ghat's daily cremations proceed as political battles intensify.
Noida, Greater Noida Flower Shows Set for February
Noida and Greater Noida authorities announce back-to-back flower shows in February. The events will feature vibrant displays, competitions, and promote urban gardening.
Roast Toast for Vegetarians: A Culinary Celebration
Discover how vegetarian cuisine is being reimagined with innovative roast dishes, offering rich flavors and textures that delight food enthusiasts.
Vivekananda's Message of Harmony and Unity
Swami Vivekananda's teachings on universal harmony and religious unity remain profoundly relevant today, offering a path to peace in a divided world.
Shilpa Gupta's Art: Quiet Mastery That Speaks Volumes
Explore Shilpa Gupta's artistic journey, where her minimalist works convey powerful messages on identity and society through subtle, thought-provoking installations.
TTDC Celebrates Pongal at New Madurai Hotel with Tourists
Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation organized Samuthuva Pongal celebrations at its newly-acquired Hotel Tamil Nadu Unit-3 in Madurai, involving domestic and foreign tourists to enhance visitor services.
Bhopal's BHEL Garden to Host 2028 World Rose Convention
BHEL's Jawahar Lal Nehru Rose Garden in Bhopal is gearing up to host the 21st World Rose Convention in 2028, marking India's first time hosting this global event for rose enthusiasts.
Kaanum Pongal Celebrations in Trichy Feature Jallikattu
Trichy and delta districts celebrated Kaanum Pongal with jallikattu events, traditional village games, and cultural performances. The festivities included sports competitions and torch relays promoting social causes.
Kaanum Pongal Crowds Fill Madurai's Historic Sites
Madurai witnessed massive Kaanum Pongal celebrations with record footfall at Thirumalai Nayakkar Mahal and temples. Families in traditional attire captured moments with modern gadgets.
Panchali Dance Drama Enthralls Bhopal Audience
Folk Art Research Centre's 'Panchali' performance at Bharat Bhavan mesmerized audiences with its emotional portrayal of Draupadi's story, highlighting courage and transcendence.
Kaanum Pongal Crowds Flood Trichy, Delta Tourist Destinations
Trichy and delta districts saw a huge influx of visitors on Kaanum Pongal, with parks, temples, and beaches packed with families celebrating the festive day.
J&K Aims to Decongest Tourist Hotspots with Sustainable Plan
Jammu and Kashmir's Chief Secretary announced a sustainable planning initiative to reduce overcrowding at popular tourist destinations, focusing on infrastructure and visitor management.
Restored Nandini Guesthouse Reveals Sabarmati Ashram's Hidden History
The restored Nandini guesthouse at Sabarmati Ashram now showcases the lives of lesser-known residents who shaped India's freedom struggle through Gandhi's philosophy.
Rohini Nilekani Launches Book at Makkala Hubba in Bengaluru
Philanthropist Rohini Nilekani launched her latest book at the Makkala Hubba event in Bengaluru, focusing on community engagement and children's welfare.
Bengaluru Walking Trails Uncover Temple Histories
Explore Bengaluru's past through walking trails that highlight three historic temples, including the 16th-century Sri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Swamy Temple renovated by Kempegowda.
Gandhi, Savarkar, Jinnah: Nationalism Visions Debated in Jaipur
A session at Jaipur Literature Festival explored the divergent political paths of Gandhi, Savarkar, and Jinnah, examining their roles in shaping India's freedom struggle and the lead-up to Partition.
Jaipur Lit Fest: Gandhi, Savarkar, Jinnah's Ideologies
A session at Jaipur Literature Festival examined how Gandhi, Savarkar, and Jinnah shaped Indian nationalism with contrasting ideologies, from non-violence to armed resistance.
Hyderabad's Mutton Lukhmi: A Disappearing Delicacy
Once a staple at weddings and Irani cafes, Hyderabad's mutton kheema lukhmi is now hard to find. This traditional starter faces extinction as tastes change and practicality wins.
Bengaluru's Freedom Park Becomes Children's Learning Wonderland
Makkala Hubba festival at Freedom Park offered children hands-on experiences like glow-in-the-dark phytoplankton worlds, suspended forest canopies, and tactile communication activities, sparking curiosity through play.
BLR Hubba Festival Draws Crowds in Bengaluru
Freedom Park in Bengaluru buzzed with activity as the BLR Hubba festival attracted large crowds. The event featured vegan markets, innovative food stalls, art installations, and performances, offering something for everyone from students to seniors.
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