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Diwali 2025 do’s & don’ts: Common myths and beliefs explainedDiwali 2025 Do’s & Don’ts: Diwali 2025 approaches, bringing light and joy. Understand traditions like home cleaning and diya lighting for p...- Diwali 2025: Exploring State-Wise Traditions, Legends, and Festivities Across IndiaDiwali, the Festival of Lights, shines differently across India, from Rama’s return to Ayodhya to Krishna’s victory over Narakasura and the...
- Behind the barriers: Myths and mysteries of 10 forbidden places on EarthThe world holds many mysterious places. These locations are inaccessible due to danger, secrecy, or preservation. Svalbard Global Seed Vaul...
- 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva: Mythical Origins, Sacred Powers & The Ultimate Pilgrimage Across IndiaFrom Somnath to Rameswaram, The Twelve Jyotirlingas are the most revered temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. They represent his infinite form ...
- Pak Army chief Asim Munir pays tribute to Kargil officer whose body was initially refused by Pakistan in 1999Pakistan Army remembered Captain Karnal Sher Khan on his death anniversary. He died in the Kargil conflict. India stated Pakistan initially...
- Akbar married maid, not Rajput princess, claims Rajasthan Governor; says no mention of "Jodha Bai" in AkbarnamaRajasthan Governor Haribhau Bagde ignited controversy by disputing the widely accepted historical narrative of Akbar's marriage to Jodha Ba...
- Did Kishore Kumar sense his own death? Son Amit Kumar reveals the legendary singer’s eerie premonitions on his final dayLegendary singer Kishore Kumar seemingly sensed his end on the day he died, expressing unease and issuing strange warnings to his family. L...
- Kohinoor's Dark Secret: Is King Charles' cancer linked to the cursed diamond infamous for fall of Khilji Empire and East India Company?Unraveling the mystique of the Koh-i-noor diamond, linked to a fabled curse, the article explores its alleged connection to King Charles' c...
- Congress making malicious attempt to push country towards slavery: Yogi AdityanathUttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath accused the Congress of attempting to push India towards slavery, distorting history, and prom...
- National Mango Day: Celebrating India's beloved fruit and its rich cultural heritageNational Mango Day: In India, mangoes hold a special place, symbolizing love and friendship. Beyond the fruit itself, various parts of the ...
- GDP, war and reform: New Parliament symbols speak of Modi govt's policiesThere's far more to the symbolism than just Sengol, the divine scepter linked to the Chola tradition of transfer of power, which Modi insta...
- Decoding Mahendra Singh Dhoni, man of mythMS Dhoni's public life is like those one-way window films in the AC compartments of Indian trains. From the inside, Dhoni, a former railway...
- Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand emerging as hotspots for pangolin trafficking in India, researchers warnA recent study, published in the journal Cell, had placed pangolins as a natural reservoir of coronaviruses similar to SARS-CoV-2, the one ...
- BIS launches gold hallmarking awareness campaignBureau of Indian Standards (BIS) on Thursday launched their latest campaign to create awareness amongst consumers to buy hallmarked gold du...
- The ring changed Dushyanta from a lying cad to an honourable man: Wendy Doniger"The rings in these texts, therefore, usually belong to kings and princesses, though also to merchants," Doniger said.
- India needs Beijing as 'crucial' partner, China assertsChina and India enjoy great economic potential for cooperation in investment, financial services and high technologies, it said.
- Efforts on to detect roots of river Saraswati: Uma BhartiShe was responding to a calling attention motion moved by BJP member Rattan Lal Kataria on the need to set up a Saraswati Research Institut...
- The Parable of AntsDon’t let pride affect you; remember Indra and the ants: everything passes, including the rains!
- Time to bury the ghosts of 1962: Changing dynamics of Indo-China relationsIndia in 2012 is not the country of 1962. Today, a democratic India and a single-party-ruled China have no conflict about their mode of dev...
- Water wins!The word for 'life' (Jeevan) is a synonym for water in many Indian languages! Verily without water, there can be no life.
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