Michelangelo Sketch Sells for ₹206 Crore at Christie's
A previously unknown red chalk drawing by Michelangelo, identified as a study for the Sistine Chapel, has sold for £16.9 million (₹206 crore) at Christie's, far exceeding expectations.
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Rose Day 2026: Colors, Meaning, and Romantic Wishes
Explore the significance of Rose Day 2026, the meanings behind different rose colors, and discover 50 heartfelt romantic wishes to express love and affection.
Holi 2026: Rituals After Holika Dahan for Prosperity
Discover essential remedies and spiritual practices to perform after Holika Dahan in Holi 2026 to attract prosperity, positivity, and remove negativity from life.
Valentine's Day 2026: History and Celebration Guide
Explore the origins of Valentine's Day from ancient Rome to modern celebrations. Discover unique ideas for Valentine's Week 2026, from Rose Day to the main event on February 14.
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XIV Lusophone Film Festival Kicks Off in Goa, Maharashtra, Hyderabad
The Consulate General of Portugal in Goa and Institute Camões Panaji presents the XIV Lusophone Film Festival from February 6 to 15, featuring 20 films from Portuguese-speaking nations across three Indian states.
Ingo Schulze's Pune Talk Probes Morality in Literature
A bilingual literary event in Pune featuring German author Ingo Schulze explored themes of morality, memory, and social fracture through his novel 'The Righteous Murderers'.
Odisha Expands Odia Pakhya Celebrations with Youth Focus
Odisha government will observe Odia Pakhya from April 1-14 with enhanced grassroots participation, youth engagement, and new initiatives including digital certificates and a dedicated website.
Raja-Rani Toys & Madanapalle Pottery Apply for GI Tags
The iconic Lakshmigaripalli Raja-Rani wooden dolls and Madanapalle terracotta pottery from Andhra Pradesh have filed for Geographical Indication tags, highlighting their cultural heritage and artisanal significance across South India.
Birju Maharaj's 88th Birth Anniversary Celebrated in Lucknow
The 88th birth anniversary of Kathak maestro Pandit Birju Maharaj was commemorated in Lucknow with dance performances and a documentary screening, honoring his legacy and contributions to Indian classical dance.
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Mumbai's Weeknight Dance Socials Build Community Through Jive
Mumbai's dance floors are buzzing with weeknight socials where jive, salsa, and bachata create inclusive spaces for professionals to unwind, connect, and dance purely for joy across generations.
India Art Fair 2026: 135 Exhibitors, Interactive Art in Delhi
The 17th India Art Fair in Delhi showcases 135 exhibitors, featuring modern icons, contemporary artists, and immersive installations. Highlights include interactive works, environmental themes, and emerging talent.
Draco Malfoy Becomes Unofficial Chinese New Year Mascot
The phonetic translation of Draco Malfoy's name into Chinese characters meaning 'horse fortune' has led to the Harry Potter villain becoming an unofficial mascot for the upcoming Year of the Horse in China.
Third Gender Community in India Faces Persistent Challenges
At an international seminar in Lucknow, Maa Pavitra highlighted ongoing discrimination, lack of education access, and societal stigma hindering third gender inclusion in India, despite constitutional recognition.
Sammakka Saralamma Jatara Seeks UNESCO Cultural Heritage Tag
Telangana government initiates process to secure UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage recognition for the massive tribal festival Sammakka Saralamma Jatara, engaging experts to prepare nomination dossier.
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Hyderabad Hosts History Literature Festival Feb 6-8
The fourth edition of the History Literature Festival (HLF) will be held in Hyderabad from February 6 to 8 at Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet. The festival brings together historians, scholars, and cultural practitioners for discussions, performances, a
Free Rangapravesha at Bidadi Arts Venue Attracts Widespread Interest
A Bidadi arts venue's announcement of no-cost rangapravesha has sparked significant interest, with about 45 inquiries from Bengaluru, Mysuru, and Kolar in just two weeks.
New Book on Hyderabad Princely State's Paper Currency
A new book explores the historical paper currency of the Princely State of Hyderabad, detailing its design, issuance, and economic role in pre-independence India.
Bengaluru's Old Factories Reborn as Cultural Hubs
In Bengaluru, historic factories and warehouses are being transformed into cultural centers, offering a sustainable alternative to new construction despite significant challenges.
Library Rises from Ashes, Symbol of Community Resilience
A library destroyed by fire has been rebuilt through community efforts, showcasing resilience and the enduring power of knowledge in the face of adversity.
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Chalukya Temples in Hooli Village Face Extinction
11th and 12th-century Chalukya temples in Hooli village, Belagavi, are deteriorating due to neglect, encroachments, and overgrowth, risking their historical legacy.
Mysuru Sante 2026 Set for February 6 Start
The iconic Mysuru Sante, Karnataka's premier rural fair, will commence on February 6, 2026, showcasing traditional crafts, agriculture, and cultural heritage in a vibrant celebration.
Nashik Kumbh Mela Authority Starts Akhada Infrastructure Work
The Nashik Trimbakeshwar Kumbh Mela Authority has launched construction work across 10 akhadas of Naga Sadhus, with each receiving development worth Rs 75 lakh for the 2027 Simhastha Kumbh Mela.
Gandhi Sculpture with Demolition Hammer Stirs India Art Fair
At India Art Fair, Debanjan Roy reimagines the iconic Gyarah Murti statue with a suspended demolition hammer, sparking dialogue on development and displacement in contemporary India.
Kashi Vishwanath Scraps VIP Darshan for Mahashivratri
Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi eliminates special darshan and VIP protocols for Mahashivratri 2026, focusing on extended 44-hour jharokha darshan to manage massive crowds.
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Shakespeare's Othello Blooms in Shanghai
A recent Shanghai production of Othello showcases creative growth within China's cultural landscape, challenging perceptions of artistic expression under the Communist Party.
Divine Dog Bhairav Returns to Bijnor Temple After Treatment
Nandpur village in Bijnor celebrates the return of Bhairav, a dog revered as divine, after two weeks of treatment at a Delhi animal hospital for a tick-borne infection. Villagers plan celebrations and express gratitude to the NGO that saved his life.
Ladakh, Kerala Students Join Nagaland's Mekhela Wednesday
Students and teachers from Ladakh and Kerala participated in Nagaland University's Mekhela Wednesday, a cultural initiative promoting traditional attire and weaving heritage during a youth exchange program.
Javed Akhtar: Anger Reveals True Character
Javed Akhtar believes observing someone's anger can reveal their true character, as masks fall in moments of rage. Experts discuss its reliability as a personality test.
Foreign Foundation to Develop Open Museum at Lakkundi Heritage Site
The Deccan Heritage Foundation, based in Italy and Greece, partners with Karnataka to develop an open museum at Lakkundi and publish a bilingual guidebook on historical sites in Gadag district.
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Faruwahi Folk Dance in Bihar Struggles for Survival
West Champaran's centuries-old Faruwahi folk dance is on the brink of extinction as modern entertainment and changing lifestyles diminish interest. Artists report a dramatic decline from 22 troupes to just 3-4, with calls for urgent government and societa
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