5 Dussehra Celebrations In India That You Must Check Out
It's not all about Ram there are many diverse ways that Dussehra is celebrated across the country. How many of these unique festivals have you seen
It's not all about Ram there are many diverse ways that Dussehra is celebrated across the country. How many of these unique festivals have you seen
On Gandhi Jayanti, here are 10 places across India that celebrate Mahatma Gandhi's life and his legacy of inspiring non-violent movements around the world.
This year, one of the most popular Durga Puja pandals in Kolkata is pulling in people with a dose of childhood nostalgia
Avoid the pandal hopping crowd in Kolkata and visit the nearby districts of Howrah and Hooghly for some very interesting household Durga Pujas
From Ziro in Arunachal Pradesh to Alsisar in Rajasthan, visit unique destinations that are playing host to incredible festivals, ranging from music to films
Some main events include a parade through the streets of Jinju, fireworks above the river, hanging and floating hope lanterns, and floating memory lanterns commemorating those who fought in the battle.
Festivals in India are gradually switching to sustainable measures in a serious attempt to reduce their carbon footprints
From the Mughal empire to the Rajput kingdoms and colonisation, every age in Indian history has left behind an influence that can be assessed in the structures that dot our cities
Zanskar Valley's vibrant cultural heritage will be on display at the seventh edition of the festival
It is time to enjoy quality German pints, and soak in traditional Bavarian culture at the world's largest beer festival
Delhi has its own celebratory spirit when it comes to Durga Puja, and if pandal-hopping is on your itinerary, we have compiled this list for you
Did you know there are some households who worship goddess Durga through paintings and not idols made of clay
Back after two years, the festival will have a line-up of immersive and interdisciplinary programmes conceptualised by a panel of distinguished curators spanning the performing, visual, culinary arts, and crafts.
The Ganga, Yamuna and their various tributaries continue to inspire beliefs, practices, reforestation and art forms
Efforts to clean the Yamuna and protect it from further pollution have picked up in recent years. But, much still remains to be done
Protecting the Gangetic plains in Uttar Pradesh requires addressing diverse, critical and pressing concerns. However, the Namami Gange project seems to be all geared up to overcome them
Small steps play a big role in saving Sarayu, the holy river of the Ramayana that is also the largest tributary (by volume) of the Ganga
The birthplace of Indias holiest river is a sangam of all kinds that needs to be cherished, treasured and preserved
Where the Ganga takes form and beliefs are reinforced, it is there that the spirits come alive
Saving the Ganga requires selfless service, and Haridwar displays this in copious amounts
From Sahibganj, where the city glistens with geographical prowess, to Bhagalpur, where every nook and cranny of the city oozes history, River Ganga never refrains from offering shelter to anyone in need.
Patna and Bodh Gaya have witnessed the passing of several dynasties and rulers. Both cities still hold on to their roots and beliefs
The Namami Ganges efforts are central to preserving the Ganga and ensuring that it has a bright future in Mirzapur and Varanasi, two cities whose identities revolve around this most sacred river
In its middle stretch, the Ganga is joined by several streams and tributaries that also need saving
How about museum hopping when the outside temperature is pleasant, the kids are on a holiday and raring to go somewhere
Aanchal Malhotra and Navdha Malhotra, through a crowd-sourced digital Museum of Material Memory, are on a mission to trace family histories and memories of the Indian subcontinent through objects, heirlooms and personal artefacts
Anywhere in the world, oral history and material memory are imperative to decoding the real picture of a place. It is these ordinary oral traditions that The Citizens Archive of India aims to digitally preserve as an integral part of our countrys heritage
At 14,000 feet, Ladakhs Maan village shakes off its winter slumber with the Maan Deram Chenmo festival but things are changing
Parmesh Shahani, author and educationist, talks about whether Indian travel industry has grown to accept what he calls a pink rupee and gives tips to indulge in an LGBTQAI-friendly travel in India
For me, the greatest gift of the life I have lived has been the people I have met along the way
Paying homage to the honour and resilience of the queer community are these monuments from around the world, that tie their struggles in one common thread, serving as reminders of their sacrifice and achievements