Category : Culture


Debate: Why Hindus Can't Enter Madrasas?

A heated discussion led by H. S. Rawat explores the reasons behind the restriction of Hindus in madrasas, examining religious education, traditions, and community dialogue in India.

Jwala Ji Temple's Eternal Flames: 500-Year Mystery

Explore the enigmatic eternal flames at Jwala Ji Temple in Kangra, burning for over 500 years without oil or wick. Discover the blend of divine belief and scientific theories behind this unique Shaktipeeth.

Kedarnath Dham Snowfall Disrupts 2026 Pilgrimage Preparations

Unprecedented heavy snowfall in early April 2026 blankets Kedarnath Dham and Badrinath, creating significant challenges for temple preparations ahead of the Char Dham Yatra opening on April 22. Officials remain confident despite weather warnings.

Five Powerful Types of Daan in Hinduism for Karma

Explore five revered forms of daan in Hindu tradition—anna, vastra, bhumi, vidya, and more—that are believed to purify karma, reduce selfishness, and create lasting spiritual impact through selfless giving.

FESTA 2026: Kerala's First Storytelling Festival in Kochi

FESTA 2026, Kerala's inaugural storytelling festival, kicks off this weekend in Mulanthuruthy, Ernakulam. Featuring 30 storytellers and 20 social narrators, the event includes 43 sessions, workshops, and a puppet parade, aiming to build a cultural archive

Ancient Coins and Temple Ruins Found in Rajasthan

Archaeologists in Rajasthan have discovered copper coins and structural remains of a 1,000-year-old temple at Tyonda village, believed to date back to the Chauhan and early Sultunate periods, shedding light on historical trade and religious activities.

Kodagu's Paddy Heritage in Coffee Country

Dhanyata M Poovaiah explores the enduring paddy varieties, festivals, and traditional rice dishes of Kodagu, Karnataka, highlighting their cultural significance in a region dominated by coffee.

Truth in Eccentricity: Ancient Wisdom vs. Modern Skepticism

Exploring how ancient Greek philosophers like Pythagoras, Plato, and Aristotle proposed the spherical Earth theory, only to be dismissed by flat-earth notions, highlighting the cyclical nature of truth and eccentricity in human understanding.

Kurukshetra Conference Delves Into Region's Heritage

A three-day international conference at Kurukshetra University brings together scholars to discuss the region's historical, cultural, and spiritual significance, with awards presented to eminent historians.

Bihar Ministers Inaugurate Baba Chauharmal Mela in Nalanda

Rural Development Minister Shrawan Kumar and Nalanda MP Kaushlendra Kumar inaugurated the annual Baba Chauharmal Mela at Ben village, highlighting its cultural significance in preserving Bihar's folk heritage and social harmony.

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