Category : Culture


Lord Shiva's Serpent: Symbolism in Hindu Iconography

Explore the profound symbolism behind Lord Shiva wearing Vasuki, the serpent king, around his neck. Discover how it represents fearlessness, renewal, and control over destructive forces in Hindu tradition.

Punjab Wedding Money Shower: Crore Rumors Debunked by DJ

A viral video from a wedding in Jhamka village, Tarn Taran, showed currency notes covering the ground, leading to wild claims of crores being spent. The DJ has clarified the actual amount was around ₹3 lakh in small denominations.

India's 2026 International Artist Residency Program Kicks Off

The India-International Artist in Residence Program 2026 has commenced with two international artists from Vienna and New York. The month-long initiative aims to strengthen global cultural ties through artistic collaboration and local engagement.

DUILF 2026: Global Literary Festival in Assam Focuses on MENA

The 3rd Dibrugarh University International Literature Festival (DUILF) from Feb 18-21, 2026, will feature 150+ speakers from 25 countries, highlighting Middle Eastern and North African literature alongside Northeast India's cultural heritage.

Pune's 90s Nostalgia Expo Attracts Millennials with Retro Vibes

The Floaters and Socks expo in Pune, now in its sixth edition, offered a nostalgic trip for 90s kids with Phantom candies, Nokia phones, and vintage video games. Hosted by Kalakari Cartel, the event blended art showcases and social mixers, celebrating pre

Taj Mahotsav 2026 Dates, Location, Entry Fee Details

The Taj Mahotsav 2026 dates have been officially announced, set to take place in Agra from February 18 to 27. This 10-day cultural extravaganza celebrates Indian heritage with arts, crafts, music, and food, featuring an entry fee of INR 50 for adults and

Aizawl: The 'Silent City' of India with Peaceful Traffic

Discover why Aizawl, Mizoram's capital, is called India's 'Silent City' due to its disciplined traffic, high civic sense, and unique Mizo cultural values that create a peaceful urban environment unlike any other Indian city.

Gomti River: Flows Entirely Within Uttar Pradesh

The Gomti River is a 940 km tributary of the Ganga that remains entirely within Uttar Pradesh. This article explores its journey, cultural significance, pollution challenges, and controversial development projects.

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