Ethiopia in 2018 as World Enters 2026: Calendar Mystery
Discover why Ethiopia follows its own ancient Geʽez calendar, is currently in 2018, and celebrates New Year in September. A fascinating look at timekeeping traditions.
Category : Culture
Chandigarh's Jeanneret Furniture Up for Auction in Chicago
Heritage furniture from Chandigarh institutions like PU & PEC is listed for a Jan 8 auction in Chicago. Advocate Ajay Jagga urges MEA to halt the sale, citing a 2011 protection order. Read more.
British Museum hires treasure hunter for stolen artefacts
As calls grow to return colonial-era artefacts, the British Museum seeks a modern 'treasure hunter' to recover stolen items. A look at the irony and changing narratives. Read more.
Office Pongal Celebration Ideas & Games for 2026
Planning Pongal celebrations at work in 2026? Discover traditional games, team-building activities, and festive ideas to boost employee morale and cultural spirit. Make your office celebration memorable!
Massive 2 Lakh Kg Shivling Reaches Bihar, Installation Jan 17
A monumental 2 lakh kg Shivling, the world's largest, has reached Bihar's capital. The grand installation ceremony at Patna's ISKCON temple is scheduled for January 17, 2026. Witness this historic spiritual event.
210-tonne Shiva Lingam reaches Bihar after 3000 km journey
A 33-ft, 210-tonne Shiva Lingam, carved from a single rock, completes a 3000 km journey from Tamil Nadu to Bihar. It will be installed at the Virat Ramayana Temple on Jan 17 with CM Nitish Kumar attending. Read the incredible story.
7 Jan: Kapil Dev's 300th Test Wicket, Messi's Record
Explore key events from 7th January: Kapil Dev's cricketing milestone, the first transatlantic call, Lionel Messi's fourth Ballon d'Or, and birth anniversaries of Irrfan Khan & Bipasha Basu.
Gorakhpur Khichdi Mela 2024: Preparations Complete
Gorakhpur's iconic Khichdi Mela at Gorakhnath Temple begins ahead of Makar Sankranti. A blend of faith, culture & community, the fair draws lakhs. Main event on Jan 15.
ASI: Science Unlocks Deeper Insights into India's Heritage
At IIT Gandhinagar conference, ASI's Prof Alok Tripathi highlights how scientific analysis of ancient metals offers unprecedented understanding of India's rich past. Discover the findings.
Pindra Mahotsav in Varanasi from Jan 30 to Feb 1
Varanasi gears up for the three-day Pindra Mahotsav from January 30 to February 1, featuring renowned artists and children's competitions. Key officials finalize preparations.
Kerala International Book Festival 2026 Opens with Literary Stars
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan inaugurates KLIBF 2026 at the Assembly complex, presenting award to N S Madhavan. Week-long festival features Banu Mushtaq, discussions, and cultural events.
Bengaluru artists divided on religious themes in art
Bengaluru's art community is split on using religious themes. Some urge careful judgment, while others defend absolute artistic freedom. Explore the debate.
34th Syro-Malabar Episcopal Synod Opens at Mount St Thomas
The 34th Episcopal Synod of the Syro-Malabar Church commenced in Kochi with prayer. Key discussions include the Ernakulam-Angamaly dispute and potential new bishops. Archbishop Thattil emphasizes unity.
Bengaluru Event Explores INA's Role in Indian Independence
A Bengaluru book discussion highlights how the 1945 INA trials shattered colonial myths and reignited India's freedom struggle. Discover this pivotal history.
Baby Falls Near Elephant in Kerala Choroonu Ceremony
A disturbing video from Haripad shows a baby falling near a temple elephant during a ceremony. The tusker, Skandan, has a violent history. Read for details and actions taken.
Surat Literature Festival 2026: Dates, Speakers, Highlights
The 4th Surat Literature Festival returns from Jan 9-11, 2026, at VNSGU with Pratik Gandhi, Sudipto Sen & more. Explore the full schedule, cultural events, and a biodiversity workshop. Read more!
Ancient Indian Wisdom on Winter's Sacred Rhythm
Explore the ancient Indian belief of Brahma Muhurtham, the divine dawn linked to the sun in Sagittarius. Discover how a month for mortals was a day for Gods. Read more insights.
Sabarimala Invites Devotees to Submit Their Own Devotional Songs
The Travancore Devaswom Board now allows Ayyappa devotees to submit original devotional songs for playback at Sabarimala temple. Learn how to apply and the guidelines for submission.
How a Simple Cup of Tea Holds India's History and Memory
Explore the profound world within a cup of tea—from personal memories of Kolkata's addas to the colonial history of Assam's plantations. Discover how this humble beverage weaves together India's social fabric and cultural identity. Read more.
Holocaust survivor's art exhibition fulfills last wish at 101
The final wish of 101-year-old Holocaust survivor Zeev Porath is fulfilled as his art exhibition opens in Israel, showcasing his life's work and message of resilience. Read this inspiring story.
6 Lakh Mirchi Bajjis Served at Koppal's Gavisiddeshwara Jatra
In a massive community effort, Koppal's Mirchi Balaga prepared 6 lakh mirchi bajjis for devotees at Sri Gavisiddeshwara Jatra. Read about this incredible feat of devotion and service.
Muslim Ex-Constable Builds Hanuman Temple in Dharwad
Lalsab Budihal, a former Muslim constable, constructed a Hanuman temple inside an NWKRTC depot in Dharwad, overcoming opposition. His story is a powerful symbol of interfaith harmony. Read more.
Massive Rush at Savadatti's Yallamma Temple for Hunnime Fair
Lakhs of devotees flock to Savadatti's Renuka Yallamma Temple for the month-long Banada Hunnime fair. NWKRTC deploys special buses, police manage traffic, and KMF provides free buttermilk. Read more.
Chinese Horoscope Today: Insights for All Zodiac Signs
Discover your daily Chinese horoscope guidance. Find out what the day holds for your zodiac sign - Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig. Plan your day with ancient wisdom.
National Art Fair Kala Parba Begins in Mangaluru
Mangaluru gears up for Kala Parba, a national art & culture fair at Kadri Park from Jan 5-11. 120 artists, 5000+ artworks, photography contest & cultural events await. Details inside.
Jain Priests Conference Highlights Challenges to Priesthood
At the 5th South Indian Digambara Jain Priests Conference in Shravanabelagola, leaders warned of priests leaving due to poor income, risking temple neglect. Read about the call to preserve Jain traditions.
Viral Mumbai Tourist Video Triggers Racist Online Comments
A video of Azerbaijani women in Mumbai went viral, sparking racist remarks. The incident highlights online toxicity and the dangers of stereotyping an entire nation.
IITGN Conference Sheds Light on India's Underexplored Craft Tech
Scholars at IIT Gandhinagar's conference stress the need to document India's rich history in tools and craft technologies. The event runs from Jan 5-9, 2026. Discover the findings.
Delhi CM Pays Tribute to Guru Tegh Bahadur in Assembly
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta addressed the Assembly, detailing a 3-day event at Red Fort for Guru Tegh Bahadur's 350th martyrdom anniversary. She highlighted security coordination and Delhi's cultural unity. Read more.
Sabarimala to include devotees' songs in temple playlist
The Sabarimala temple board will now play devotional songs composed by ordinary devotees over its PA system. Discover how this new initiative connects faith with creativity.
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