Category : Culture


Akal Takht Summons Preacher Over Guru Nanak Remarks

The Akal Takht, Sikhism's highest temporal seat, has summoned preacher Ranjit Singh Dhadrianwale for questioning over alleged derogatory remarks against Guru Nanak Dev Ji, sparking widespread outrage in the community.

Gandhi Museum Exhibition Highlights His Journalistic Legacy

The National Gandhi Museum, in collaboration with The Design Village and Archohm, launches a special exhibition exploring Mahatma Gandhi's role as a writer and journalist, featuring audio narration by Amitabh Bachchan and a revamped museum experience.

Women Bathe in Open at Karnataka Temple Fair, Sparking Outrage

Lakhs of devotees attended the Mailaralingeshwara Fair in Vijayanagara district, but women faced humiliation as bathroom facilities remained locked, forcing them to bathe publicly. Authorities cited cleanliness issues, but devotees demand dignity.

NSCBICC's Indian Dance Welcomes PM Modi in Malaysia

The National Sports Council of India Cultural Centre in Malaysia set a new record with a spectacular Indian dance performance to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi, showcasing cultural diplomacy and community spirit.

Bhajan Concerts: Spiritual Music's Rise Among Youth

Devotional music gatherings are attracting larger, younger audiences across India, blending traditional chants with contemporary formats. Prime Minister Modi's 'bhajan-clubbing' reference highlights this cultural shift toward music that offers community a

Gen Z's Spiritual Shift: Bhajan Clubbing Trends

Youngsters are swapping cafes for bhajan clubbing, joining devotional jams for connection and peace. Experts cite social media and a craving for authenticity driving this spiritual subculture.

Miniature Paintings: Asia's Original Visual Journalism

Long before photography, Asian miniature paintings served as sophisticated visual narratives, documenting history, mythology, and court life with remarkable detail and narrative intelligence across Mughal, Rajput, and Persian traditions.

Bonsai Blossoms 2026 Showcases Living Art in Mumbai

The 25th annual Bonsai and Ikebana exhibition by IFBS opened in Mumbai, featuring over 200 Indian-grown bonsai trees aged 10-35 years. Inaugurated by Tamannaah Bhatia, the event highlights cultural exchange and mindfulness.

Pune's Rafugari Artisans Battle to Preserve Fading Textile Craft

In Pune, rafugari artisans like Datta Sonawane and Fakruddin Ansari practice a centuries-old craft of invisible textile repair, blending mends seamlessly into garments. Despite challenges from modern fashion and physical strain, they persevere to keep thi

Banaras Lit Fest 2024: Arts, Sports & Ideas Converge

The fourth Banaras Literature Festival featured Anupam Kher, Tisca Chopra, Pullela Gopichand, and Baichung Bhutia, blending literary discussions, cinematic insights, sports wisdom, and musical performances into a vibrant cultural tapestry.

India Art Fair 2026: Modern Art to Global Dialogues

Explore India Art Fair 2026 at NSIC Okhla Ground, featuring 135 exhibitors with works from modern icons like MF Husain to global artists such as Marina Abramović and Ai Weiwei, plus interactive installations and outdoor projects.

Kalashtami 2026: Date, Significance, and Rituals

Kalashtami, a sacred Hindu day dedicated to Lord Kaal Bhairav, will be observed on February 9, 2026. Devotees fast, perform puja, and seek protection from negative energies through specific rituals.

Kolkata Hosts Four-Day Folk Art & Craft Market

Kolkata Centre for Creativity will host a four-day artisan market showcasing India's diverse folk arts, textiles, and crafts. The event features master artisans, fair trade practices, and direct consumer engagement.

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