Hyderabad Women Choose Galentine's Day for Female Friendship
In Hyderabad, Galentine's Day gains momentum as women celebrate female bonds with brunches, gatherings, and activities from Feb 7-14, emphasizing platonic love and support systems.
Category : Culture
Valentine's Day Low-Key in Amritsar Amid Cultural Factors
Valentine's Day celebrations in Amritsar were notably muted this year, with minimal public displays and reduced commercial activity, reflecting ongoing cultural and social sensitivities in the city.
Historian Bhim Raj Garg Chronicles Forgotten Punjabi Cinema History
Historian Bhim Raj Garg has meticulously documented the overlooked history of Punjabi cinema, shedding light on its early pioneers and cultural impact. His work aims to preserve this rich heritage for future generations.
Jalandhar Choreographer Rises from Studio to Punjab Pride
A Jalandhar-based choreographer has transformed a local dance studio into a celebrated symbol of Punjab's cultural heritage, inspiring youth and gaining national recognition.
Bengaluru's All-Night Shivaratri Celebrations with Bhajans
Across Bengaluru, devotees observed Maha Shivaratri with all-night chants, bhajans, and meditation sessions, fostering spiritual unity and devotion in the city.
Gujarat Home Transformed into Living Museum with 400+ Radios
In Amreli's Chalala town, 80-year-old Suleman Dal's home features over 400 radios, from vintage valve sets to multi-band receivers, showcasing India's music legacy. His collection, repaired personally, draws visitors nationwide, preserving audio history.
Dalai Lama Returns to Dharamshala After Winter Stay
The Dalai Lama arrived in Dharamshala after a two-month winter sojourn in Karnataka, including a medical check-up in Delhi, greeted by traditional Tibetan welcomes.
Malaysian Temples Send Offerings to Kashi Vishwanath for Mahashivratri
Shri Kashi Vishwanath Dham in Varanasi received sacred offerings from Malaysian temples for Mahashivratri, symbolizing international cultural unity in Sanatan Dharma. The temple trust's new initiative welcomes global reverence gifts.
Yogi Adityanath's Mahashivratri Prayers in Gorakhpur Temples
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will perform special prayers and jalabhishek at Gorakhnath temple and three major Shiv temples in Gorakhpur on Mahashivratri, seeking blessings for public welfare.
From Salsa to Sambar: A Culinary Journey Home
An exploration of how moving from global flavors like salsa to traditional Indian sambar symbolizes a deeper cultural and personal reconnection with roots, blending food, identity, and nostalgia.
Varanasi's Fruit, Vegetable & Flower Expo on Feb 21-22
Varanasi will host a two-day Divisional Fruit, Vegetable and Flower Exhibition on February 21 and 22, featuring horticulture displays, kids' zones, competitions, and cultural events as per official directives.
Patiala Heritage Festival 2026 Kavi Darbar Celebrates Culture
The Patiala Heritage Festival 2026 featured a Heritage Kavi Darbar at Government Mahindra College, showcasing poets in Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, and Puadhi languages. Poets addressed themes like national unity, environmental conservation, and rural culture, w
Hampi Festival Highlights Sustainable Agriculture and Indigenous Cattle
The Hampi Harvest Festival and Agricultural Exhibition in Vijayanagara featured traditional farming rituals, sustainable techniques, and a major bull exhibition with over 170 pairs of indigenous breeds, emphasizing the blend of heritage and innovation in
Army Names 'Operation Sindoor' Rose in Kharagpur for Valor
The Indian Army has introduced a new red rose variety named 'Operation Sindoor' in Kharagpur, symbolizing bravery and spirit ahead of the Pahalgam incident anniversary. Cultivated locally, this disease-resistant flower blooms year-round.
Hallikar Bullocks Win at Hampi Utsav, Cultural Displays Shine
At the Hampi Utsav, Hallikar breed bullocks secured first prize in a competition with 180 pairs. Minister BZ Zameer Ahmed Khan awarded Rs 2 lakh to farmers, while floral recreations and rangoli designs drew large crowds.
Hampi Utsav Dates Permanently Shifted to November by Karnataka CM
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has officially declared that the Hampi Utsav will now be held annually on November 2, 3, and 4, starting this year. The decision follows suggestions to avoid student exam periods and ensure better participation.
Gandhi's Abandoned Navalihal House Sparks Memorial Call
The house in Navalihal village where Mahatma Gandhi stayed in 1934 is abandoned and crumbling. Villagers urge the Karnataka government to declare it a memorial to preserve its historical significance.
Hampi Drone Show Revives Vijayanagara Empire's Glory
A spectacular drone show at Hampi Utsav's inauguration recreated Vijayanagara's iconic landmarks in the sky, blending modern technology with cultural heritage to captivate thousands of spectators.
Historic Prayers at Lahore Gurdwara After 80 Years
Prayers were conducted at the Aitchison College gurdwara in Lahore for the first time in nearly 80 years, marking the start of its 140th-anniversary celebrations, with emotional moments for the Sikh community.
Stalin Launches Grand Chola Museum in Thanjavur
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin laid the foundation for the Rs 56.4 crore Grand Chola Museum via videoconference. The museum will showcase the history, arts, and culture of the Chola Empire on a 50-acre site.
Goa Carnival Revives Traditions with Bullock Carts, Live Music
The Goa Carnival curtain raiser in Porvorim featured bullock carts and live instruments, eschewing modern vehicles and loudspeakers to celebrate in an old-fashioned style, promoting communal harmony.
From Bonded Labour to Puppetry: Safar's Story at Ishara Festival
A 10-year-old boy's escape from bonded labour in Delhi leads to a transformative journey, now featured in a puppet show at the Ishara International Puppet Theatre Festival. The event runs from Feb 13 to 22, showcasing global puppeteers.
Gursharan Singh Tiwana Gets Lifetime Achievement Award
Gursharan Singh Tiwana, a renowned theatre icon from Patiala, has been awarded for his lifetime contributions to the performing arts, celebrating his decades of dedication to Punjabi theatre.
Tharu Villages in Bihar Achieve Zero Dowry Cases with Cultural Sanctions
In West Champaran's Tharu community, not a single dowry case has been registered in years, thanks to strict social sanctions and cultural preservation that treat dowry as a sin.
Ravichandar V: Shaping Bengaluru's Cultural Landscape
Ravichandar V, a 68-year-old civic evangelist, reflects on 25 years of transforming Bengaluru through literature festivals, cultural hubs, and public space revitalization, blending tech culture with artistic heritage.
Congress, BJP Unite for Hanuman Chalisa Event in Mysuru
In a rare show of unity, Congress and BJP leaders in Mysuru have joined forces to support the Sri Hanuman Chalisa Parayana Mahayagna, a two-day spiritual event expected to attract up to one lakh devotees.
Friday the 13th: Global Superstition and Cultural Roots
Explore the origins and global variations of Friday the 13th superstition, from clinical phobias to cultural myths, historical events, and modern-day observances.
RudAbha Poetry Mic 13.0 Unites Poets in Ludhiana Cultural Event
City-based NGO RudAbha organized 'RudAbha Poetry Mic 13.0' at Indian Idol Academy in Ludhiana, bringing together poets and artists for an evening of verse, music, and cultural exchange. The event honored Ravi Nandan Sharma and featured performances by not
CM Stalin Inaugurates Keeladi Museum Displaying Ancient Remains
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin inaugurated the Keeladi onsite museum via video conferencing. The museum, built at Rs 24 crore over 4.50 acres, showcases ancient structural remains from the archaeological site.
5 Animals With Weird Ears: Nature's Survival Tools
From built-in air conditioners to radar-like detection, discover how five animals with bizarre ear structures use them for hunting, cooling, and survival in extreme environments.
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