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Sand Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik Celebrates Team India's Win Against West Indies From Paris With Special Sand Art
Along with his message shared from Paris, Pattnaik also posted a photo of the sand art he created to celebrate India's victory.
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Jasprit Bumrah And Sachin Tendulkar: Different Arts, Same Genius
At times, Jasprit Bumrah seems like that puppeteer, with an invisible thread wrapped around his fingers and the batters are dancing to his tunes.
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Sand Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik To Exhibit His Art At Contemporary Venice 2026
Expressing his happiness, Pattnaik said that he is proud and grateful to have the opportunity to present his art on such a prestigious international platform.
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5 Most Colourful Holi Celebrations In India You Need To Experience At Least Once
Holi is the one festival where the whole country seems to agree that fun is the point. But the form that fun takes changes completely depending on where you are standing.
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Opinion | Supreme Court-NCERT Row: How Do You Really Teach Children About Judiciary?
India's constitutional journey has been marked by landmark judgments as well as legitimate criticism over delays and infrastructure deficits. Both truths coexist. The art of civic education lies in presenting them proportionately.
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25,000 Students, Zero Teachers: Madhya Pradesh State Universities Sit Empty
The university is currently running undergraduate courses in agriculture, arts, commerce, and science, along with a postgraduate commerce program, but it is functioning entirely on temporary arrangements.
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Pick-Pocket Gang Posing As "Bohurupis" Arrested In Kolkata
At times they were the dusky Kali, at times the blue faced Shiva, or even Durga: They were the "Bohurupis" out on the streets of Kolkata. The Kolkata Police has now busted a gang pickpockets posing as Bohurupis.
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Ashoka University Fellowship Applications To Close On March 23
The program offers opportunities to candidates from engineering, commerce, humanities, science, arts, and various professional fields
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Masque In Mumbai Wins The Art Of Hospitality Award 2026
The announcement highlights Masque's consistent effort to offer attentive service and seasonal menus developed through research and regional sourcing.
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Inside The New Air India Maharaja Lounge At Delhi Airport: How To Access It
Air India's new Maharaja Lounge at Delhi T3 brings dedicated zones, dining options and rest areas for premium passengers.
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Sand Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik Celebrates Team India's Win Against West Indies From Paris With Special Sand Art
Along with his message shared from Paris, Pattnaik also posted a photo of the sand art he created to celebrate India's victory.
-
Jasprit Bumrah And Sachin Tendulkar: Different Arts, Same Genius
At times, Jasprit Bumrah seems like that puppeteer, with an invisible thread wrapped around his fingers and the batters are dancing to his tunes.
-
Sand Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik To Exhibit His Art At Contemporary Venice 2026
Expressing his happiness, Pattnaik said that he is proud and grateful to have the opportunity to present his art on such a prestigious international platform.
-
5 Most Colourful Holi Celebrations In India You Need To Experience At Least Once
Holi is the one festival where the whole country seems to agree that fun is the point. But the form that fun takes changes completely depending on where you are standing.
-
Opinion | Supreme Court-NCERT Row: How Do You Really Teach Children About Judiciary?
India's constitutional journey has been marked by landmark judgments as well as legitimate criticism over delays and infrastructure deficits. Both truths coexist. The art of civic education lies in presenting them proportionately.
-
25,000 Students, Zero Teachers: Madhya Pradesh State Universities Sit Empty
The university is currently running undergraduate courses in agriculture, arts, commerce, and science, along with a postgraduate commerce program, but it is functioning entirely on temporary arrangements.
-
Pick-Pocket Gang Posing As "Bohurupis" Arrested In Kolkata
At times they were the dusky Kali, at times the blue faced Shiva, or even Durga: They were the "Bohurupis" out on the streets of Kolkata. The Kolkata Police has now busted a gang pickpockets posing as Bohurupis.
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Ashoka University Fellowship Applications To Close On March 23
The program offers opportunities to candidates from engineering, commerce, humanities, science, arts, and various professional fields
-
Masque In Mumbai Wins The Art Of Hospitality Award 2026
The announcement highlights Masque's consistent effort to offer attentive service and seasonal menus developed through research and regional sourcing.
-
Inside The New Air India Maharaja Lounge At Delhi Airport: How To Access It
Air India's new Maharaja Lounge at Delhi T3 brings dedicated zones, dining options and rest areas for premium passengers.
