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Unveiling Bidri Metalwork: A Timeless Craft Rooted In Deccan Heritage

India’s diverse cultural landscape has long been a canvas for exquisite craftsmanship, with each region nurturing and promoting unique artistic traditions. In the heart of the Deccan region, the small town of Bidar has been a cradle for a centuries-old metalwork craft known as Bidri, a testament to the rich heritage of the area.

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Tracing The Legacy of Jharokha: An Architectural Marvel Steeped In History

Explore the intricate world of Jharokha window design, a timeless architectural marvel with roots dating back to the Mauryan Empire. Uncover the cultural significance and historical origins of Jharokhas in Mughal and Rajput architecture, from Maharana Udai Singh II’s Udaipur to the iconic Hawa Mahal in Jaipur. Immerse yourself in the delicate craftsmanship and enduring legacy of ornamental windows, seamlessly adapting to the diverse architectural tapestry of Rajasthan. Discover the blend of tradition and innovation that makes Jharokha a captivating symbol of India’s rich heritage.

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The Enchanting Theyyam Dance: Reviving Ancient Tales In North Kerala

Discover the enchanting world of Theyyam, a ritualistic dance form originating in North Kerala. Immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of Malabar as ancient tales come to life through dance, mime, and music. Explore the diversity of over 400 Theyyams, each with unique stories and traditions. Join the annual Theyyam festivals in Kannur and Kasaragod from December to April, where the divine dance of the gods captivates massive crowds. Witness the majestic attire, symbolic expressions, and the living tradition that preserves Kerala’s rich cultural legacy.

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Hindi joins Assamese, English and Bodo as Assam government assures continued constitutional recognition for Bodo language.
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The Centre has ordered Meta to remove Instagram advertisements linked to child sexual abuse material and explain within seven days how such content was allowed on its platform.
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World Bank upgrade reflects economic recovery, though debt, poverty and reforms remain significant long-term challenges.
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Court disposed petition after State said prayer circular remains unimplemented, while protecting students' freedom of conscience.
India mourns the celebrated folk artist whose pioneering performances brought Pandavani global recognition and lasting acclaim.
Government says new designations target cross-border terror networks involving recruitment, financing, infiltration and digital radicalisation.
Officials cite land shortage as sanctioned staff serve elsewhere while the promised hospital awaits construction.
The government has directed Telegram to strengthen its anti-piracy system and report its action within 15 days after complaints over widespread sharing of pirated films and OTT content.
Vantara, translating to 'Star Of The Forest,' is located within Reliance's Jamnagar Refinery Complex, also known as the Green Belt Of Gujarat. The Vantara ecosystem encompasses a 3,000-acre Elephant Centre, which serves as the residence for over 200 rescued elephants.