Chandigarh Heritage Sells for Rs 18.87 Lakh in US
Four iconic Chandigarh heritage items, including a Pierre Jeanneret chair, sold for Rs 18.87 lakh at a US auction. The sale highlights the global demand for modernist design.
Category : Culture
Sayajibaug: Vadodara's 113-Acre Royal Heritage Park
Explore Sayajibaug, Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III's 1879 gift to Vadodara. This 113-acre park features a zoo, museum, planetarium & rich history. Discover its legacy today!
Republic Day 2026 to Honor Unsung Heroes of Freedom Struggle
India's 2026 Republic Day parade will spotlight the unsung heroes of the freedom struggle, featuring a grand tableau and cultural performances. Discover the full schedule and significance.
Chennai Book Fair visitors face major network issues
Network glitches plagued Day 2 of the 49th Chennai Book Fair, disrupting mandatory registration for 60% of visitors. Organizers promise a fix. Read more about the chaos and visitor backlash.
Gass Forest Museum's 123-Year Legacy Awaits Digital Facelift
India's oldest forest museum in Coimbatore, established in 1902, plans digital upgrades & weekend openings to boost visitors. Read about the revival plan.
Vizag Hosts 3rd Indian Lighthouse Festival
Former VP Venkaiah Naidu inaugurates the 3rd Indian Lighthouse Festival in Visakhapatnam. Over 3500 visitors enjoyed cultural performances, SHG stalls, and coastal cuisine. The event boosts lighthouse tourism and local economy.
Pratham Purvi Singhbhum Sahitya Utsav 2026 Kicks Off in Jamshedpur
East Singhbhum's inaugural literary festival begins with a vibrant celebration of tribal literature and culture. CM Hemant Soren praises the initiative, highlighting Jharkhand's rich literary tradition. Join the three-day cultural extravaganza!
Patna Tea Stall's 30-Year Free Milk Service for Babies
A humble tea stall at Rajgir bus stand has been offering free milk to infants for over three decades. Discover the heartwarming story of Ranjit Kumar's enduring act of duty and community service.
World's Largest Shiva Lingam Installation in Motihari
East Champaran officials inspect preparations for installing the 210-tonne Shiva lingam at Virat Ramayan Mandir on January 17. Massive security and crowd control plans are underway.
First Chitpavani Language Conference in Goa Jan 18
The inaugural Chitpavani Language Conference will be held at Goa's Shri Jogeshwari Temple on January 18. Experts from India and abroad will gather to celebrate this ancient Maharashtrian linguistic treasure. Read more!
Bokaro literary festival concludes with poetry and cultural performances
Bokaro's Shabd Sarita Mahotsava concluded with a vibrant poetry event and a Santhali dance-drama on Birsa Munda. Renowned poets and officials moved the audience. Discover the highlights!
Shiroor Mutt Seer's Grand Pura Pravesha Ceremony in Udupi
The sacred Pura Pravesha ceremony for the incoming Paryaya seer of Shiroor Mutt was held in Udupi on January 9, 2026, drawing thousands of devotees. Witness the deep religious fervour and traditions.
Tirumala Temple's Hundi Hits ₹41.14 Crore Record
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams sets a new record with ₹41.14 crore Hundi collection and 7.8 lakh devotees during the 10-day Vaikunta Dwara Darshan. Discover the details of this historic pilgrimage event.
Sangolli Rayanna Museum inauguration set for Jan 19 onwards
Kannada Minister Shivaraj Tangadagi announces CM Siddaramaiah will inaugurate the Rs 75 crore Sangolli Rayanna Museum in Nandagad after Jan 19. The museum honours the freedom fighter's patriotism.
Ayodhya bans non-veg delivery near Ram Temple
Ayodhya authorities impose a strict ban on non-vegetarian food delivery within 15 km of Ram Temple. Hotels warned against serving meat and alcohol. Read the full story.
Tiny Deer vs Giant Rhino: Epic Snow Showdown at Zoo
A viral video from Poland's Wrocław Zoo shows a fearless muntjac deer challenging a massive rhino. Discover the amazing reason behind this tiny warrior's boldness!
6 Animals That Surprisingly Smell Like Food
Discover six incredible animals whose natural scents mimic everyday foods like popcorn, curry, and honey. Learn the survival reasons behind these surprising smells.
Delhi CM flags off Ram devotees to Ayodhya
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta flagged off 35-40 devotees to Ayodhya's Ram Temple, calling it a journey of Sanatan faith and cultural unity. Read about the spiritual significance.
January 7 Christmas: Why Millions Celebrate Later
Discover why 250-300 million Christians, including Russian & Ethiopian Orthodox, celebrate Christmas on January 7 instead of Dec 25. It's all about calendar history!
Tirumala Sets New Pilgrimage Record with 7.83 Lakh Devotees
A record 7.83 lakh devotees visited Tirumala for Vaikuntha Dwara Darshanam in 2026, with unprecedented daily footfalls and hundi collections. Discover the historic spiritual surge.
Black Sesame Seeds for Shani Dev: The Saturday Ritual Explained
Discover the Vedic astrology & mythological reasons behind the Saturday ritual of offering black sesame seeds (kala til) to Lord Shani Dev to reduce karmic debts and invite prosperity.
Meaning & Origin of 'Not My Circus, Not My Monkeys'
Explore the fascinating history and modern use of the popular phrase 'Not my circus, not my monkeys.' Learn its Polish origins, meaning, and how it helps set boundaries. Read more!
Dastkari Haat Crafts Bazaar marks 40 years in Delhi
Celebrating 40 years, the Dastkari Haat Crafts Bazaar at Dilli Haat showcases India's handmade heritage. Discover quilt makers, weavers, and artisans sharing generational stories till January 15. Support craft revival!
Dolls That Mirror Kids: A Nigerian Success Story for India
When his daughter wanted a white doll, Taofick Okoya created 'Queens of Africa'. By 2015, they outsold Barbie in Nigeria. This story of self-love and cultural pride holds a powerful lesson for India's diverse society. Discover the impact of toys that look
Hindi Author & Editor Gyanranjan, Voice of Small Towns, Dies
Hindi literature mourns the loss of Gyanranjan, a realist fiction pioneer who gave voice to small-town angst. Remembering his iconic stories and the 'Pahal' journal legacy. Read more.
Mumbai's history through portraits at DAG exhibition
Explore Mumbai's layered history through portraits at DAG's 'Face to Face' exhibition. See how art captures the city's communities, from royalty to reformers. On view till Jan 11.
Astrology as the Soul of Astronomy: William Lilly's View
Explore the deep connection between astrology and astronomy through the eyes of famed astrologer William Lilly. Understand his famous quote and its relevance today. Read more for a unique perspective.
Indian Stray Dog Aloka's 3700 km US Peace Walk
Aloka, an Indian Pariah dog, is walking 3700 km across the US with Buddhist monks on a 'Walk of Peace'. This former stray from India has become a global symbol of harmony. Follow his inspiring journey.
Ramayana is Itihasa, Happening Now: Swami Swaroopananda
Swami Swaroopananda explains why the Ramayana is a living 'itihasa' and how Hanumanji's presence is assured wherever Lord Rama's story is told. Join the 75-year Chinmaya Mission celebration.
AKLF 2026 opens with icons Usha Uthup & Madhabi Mukherjee
The Apeejay Kolkata Literary Festival 2026 began with a tribute to legends Usha Uthup & Madhabi Mukherjee. The launch featured music, memoir release & cultural insights. Read more.
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