Assam Palace Renovation Nears Completion for Museum
The historic residence of folk singer Pratima Barua Pandey in Dhubri, Assam, is undergoing a Rs 20 crore renovation to become a museum, with the first phase expected to finish by February.
Category : Culture
Jagannath Pran Pratistha Held by Indians in Japan
Over 300 people from Indian, Japanese, and Nepalese communities attended the Shree Jagannath pran pratistha ceremony at Shree Ram Devalay near Tokyo, featuring rituals, dance performances, and kite-flying for Makar Sankranti.
Goa Governor Visits Safa Masjid, Stresses Heritage
Governor Pusapati Ashok Gajapathi Raju toured the ASI-protected Safa Masjid in Ponda, highlighting the importance of preserving historical monuments and learning from history for global harmony.
Shekhawat: Youth Must Safeguard Indian Culture as National Identity
Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat emphasized the younger generation's role in preserving India's cultural legacy during the All India Gayatri Parivar centenary celebrations in Haridwar.
Koppal Jatra Ends with 2 Lakh Devotees, Unique Sweet Preparation
The Sri Gavisiddheshwara Jatra in Koppal concluded on Jan 18, attracting nearly 2 lakh devotees. Organizers served 85 quintals of godi huggi using an innovative road roller method for grinding jaggery.
Lakkundi Heritage: 44 Sites Protected, Rs 10 Crore Fund
Karnataka's tourism minister announces 44 Lakkundi sites will become state-protected monuments, with Rs 10 crore allocated for temple development and an open-air museum planned.
Jagannath Temple Pran Pratistha in Japan Draws 300 Devotees
Over 300 people from Indian, Japanese, and Nepalese communities attended the Shree Jagannath pran pratistha ceremony near Tokyo, featuring rituals, dance performances, and kite-flying for Makar Sankranti.
Siddaramaiah to Inaugurate Sangolli Rayanna Museum Monday
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will inaugurate Veerabhoomi, the Krantiveer Sangolli Rayanna Museum in Nandagad. The Rs 59 crore museum showcases Rayanna's life using modern technology.
Udupi Seer: Krishna Worship is Global Mission
Sri Vedavardhana ThirthaSwamiji of Shiroor Mutt declares worship at Udupi Krishna Temple as sacred mission to spread Lord Krishna's teachings worldwide.
Youngest Seer Takes Over Udupi Sri Krishna Mutt in Historic Paryaya
Sri Vedavardhana Thirtha Swamiji of Shiroor Mutt becomes the youngest seer to ascend the Sarvajna Peetha at Udupi's Sri Krishna Mutt, marking the start of a two-year Paryaya term with grand celebrations.
Jaipur Heritage Garden Glows with Ghazals Pre-Festival
A candlelit heritage garden in Jaipur hosted a magical evening of ghazals and modern music, featuring artists Ashish Zachariah and Aditi Raj, as a prelude to the upcoming literature festival.
Mysuru Actor: Buddha Greatest Human in 2000 Years
Actor Ahimsa Chetan declared Gautama Buddha the greatest human being in two millennia at a Mysuru event. He emphasized practicing Buddha's principles over mere rituals and highlighted BR Ambedkar's Navayana movement.
Doddanna: Encourage Kids to Read Books, Not Use Phones
Veteran Kannada actor Doddanna emphasized parental responsibility in teaching epics like Mahabharata and Ramayana, advocating for book reading over mobile phone use at a literary event.
Govandi Women's Textile Map at Kochi Biennale
Five women from Govandi created a textile art project mapping their neighborhood's real and aspirational spaces. Titled Har Gully, Ek Gaon, it's now exhibited at the Kochi Muziris Biennale.
Tamil Nadu Museums Attract Lakhs with Immersive History Films
Porunai museum's pre-Pongal releases on Tamirabarani river and ancient Korkai port draw over one lakh visitors. Tamil Nadu plans five new museums showcasing maritime trade, technology, and Chola history.
Goa Governor Tours Safa Masjid, Stresses Heritage Value
Governor Pusapati Ashok Gajapathi Raju inspected the ASI-protected Safa Masjid in Ponda, highlighting the importance of preserving Goa's unique cultural heritage for future generations.
Krämerbrücke: Europe's Longest Inhabited Medieval Bridge
Explore the Krämerbrücke in Erfurt, Germany - a 120-meter medieval bridge with 32 houses where people have lived and worked continuously for centuries.
Akhenaton's Quote: Soul Over Body in Ancient Egypt
Explore how Pharaoh Akhenaton's revolutionary quote about body weakness versus soul strength offers timeless wisdom on achieving happiness through spiritual resolve.
Kala Apong: Arunachal's Sacred Black Rice Beer
Discover Kala Apong, the dark smoky rice beer brewed exclusively by Galo tribe women in Arunachal Pradesh. This ancient ritual drink carries centuries of tradition and cultural identity.
JLF Panel Confronts Gaza as Genocide, Details Media Censorship
Historians, poets and journalists at Jaipur Literature Festival accuse Israel of systematic destruction in Gaza, discussing media censorship and 'rehearsals' for catastrophe.
Temple Dog's Six-Day Devotion in Bijnor Village
A dog has been circling a temple in Nandpur village, Bijnor, for six days straight, drawing local attention and sparking discussions about its unusual behavior.
Sanskrit: The Soul of India's Classical Performing Arts
Modern artists are reviving Sanskrit as the essential foundation for classical dance and music, moving beyond fusion trends to embrace its deep intellectual roots.
Kesariya Balam's Welcome at Jaipur Literature Festival
A personal journey of arrival and acceptance at the Jaipur Literature Festival, where a traditional Rajasthani song and literary conversations created profound moments of connection.
Kashmir's Pheran: History Woven in Winter Wool
During Kashmir's harsh Chillai Kalan winter, the Pheran emerges as more than just clothing. This traditional garment embodies centuries of history, survival, and cultural identity for Kashmiris.
Devotees Throng Bihar's Triveni Sangam for Magh Mauni Amavasya
Thousands of devotees from Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Nepal gathered at the Triveni Sangam in Valmikinagar for a holy dip on Magh Mauni Amavasya, braving cold weather and participating in rituals.
Kolkata Dance Recital Warms Winter Evening at Rabindra Sadan
South Kolkata Nrityangan presented its 19th annual dance recital at Rabindra Sadan on January 10. Nearly 200 students performed classical pieces, creating a vibrant celebration of devotion and discipline.
Raipur Sahitya Utsav 2026 Dates Announced with Cultural Focus
Raipur Sahitya Utsav 2026 will run from January 23 to 25 at Purkhouti Muktangan in Nava Raipur, featuring literary sessions, cultural events, and youth participation under the theme 'Aadi se Anaadi Tak'.
Bihar's Language Academies in Decline, Warns Arun Kamal
Sahitya Akademi winner Arun Kamal reveals Bihar's language academies face collapse due to official neglect, threatening literary heritage and youth engagement.
Gupt Navratri 2026 Starts Jan 19: Full Guide
Magha Gupt Navratri, a secret nine-day worship of Goddess Durga, begins on January 19, 2026. Learn dates, tantric significance, and puja rituals for this sacred period.
How 'Hello' Became the Universal Greeting
Explore the fascinating history of 'hello,' from its 15th-century origins to Thomas Edison's phone endorsement. Discover how this simple word conquered global communication.
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