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Festivals And Events In India Happening In February-May 2026
India's February-March 2026 festival season offers diverse cultural experiences from Rann Utsav in Gujarat to the Delhi Tulip Festival and Nagaur Cattle Fair in Rajasthan.
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"Irritating And Ignorant": William Dalrymple Blasts 'The Guardian' For Saying Indians Don't Read
He noted that authors often experience the longest signing queues of their entire careers while in India.
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Teachers' Day 2025: Why India Celebrates Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan On September 5
Dr Radhakrishnan was nominated 27 times for the Nobel Prize-16 times in Literature and 11 for Peace.
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What Is New For Independence Day 2025?
The Indian Navy Band will perform from 5:30 to 6:30 pm in Mumbai at several prominent spots as part of the 2025 Independence Day celebrations.
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Wisdom Of Ancient Indian Texts Relevant To Today's Strategy Needs: Chief Of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan
The CDS also said the world of armed forces was on the cusp of a great change and termed it the third revolution of military affairs (third RMA).
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MPs Turn To Shakespeare, Tagore, Rumi As They Debate No-Trust Motion
From Indian poet Thiruvalluvar to William Shakespeare, Lok Sabha members quoted extensively from literature to put their arguments across as they raised the Manipur issue during a debate on the no-confidence motion against government over two days.
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JNU To Start School Of Indian Languages To Celebrate Country's Cultural Diversity
Addressing a press conference on Monday, Vice Chancellor Santishree D Pandit said the School of Indian Languages would house centres for different states where literature, culture and history would be taught.
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Subhas Chandra Bose's Grandnephew Files Plea On Distortion Of History
Chandra Kumar Bose, has filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in Calcutta High Court demanding the "action of Government of India towards current unfettered distortions and misinformation in the literature and film of the Indian freedom movement."
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Pune Institute's Online Courses On Indian Heritage Aims Knowledge Available Without 'Narrative Attached'
The course will include topics like religion, literature, philosophy, governance and policy-making, astronomy, mathematics, sciences, medicine, art, architecture, history and culture to study.
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"Butterfly Counts...": Nobel Prize Tribute To Rabindranath Tagore Ahead Of 2022 Reveal
Rabindranath Tagore, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913, was the first Indian, and non-European, to get it
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Festivals And Events In India Happening In February-May 2026
India's February-March 2026 festival season offers diverse cultural experiences from Rann Utsav in Gujarat to the Delhi Tulip Festival and Nagaur Cattle Fair in Rajasthan.
-
"Irritating And Ignorant": William Dalrymple Blasts 'The Guardian' For Saying Indians Don't Read
He noted that authors often experience the longest signing queues of their entire careers while in India.
-
Teachers' Day 2025: Why India Celebrates Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan On September 5
Dr Radhakrishnan was nominated 27 times for the Nobel Prize-16 times in Literature and 11 for Peace.
-
What Is New For Independence Day 2025?
The Indian Navy Band will perform from 5:30 to 6:30 pm in Mumbai at several prominent spots as part of the 2025 Independence Day celebrations.
-
Wisdom Of Ancient Indian Texts Relevant To Today's Strategy Needs: Chief Of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan
The CDS also said the world of armed forces was on the cusp of a great change and termed it the third revolution of military affairs (third RMA).
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MPs Turn To Shakespeare, Tagore, Rumi As They Debate No-Trust Motion
From Indian poet Thiruvalluvar to William Shakespeare, Lok Sabha members quoted extensively from literature to put their arguments across as they raised the Manipur issue during a debate on the no-confidence motion against government over two days.
-
JNU To Start School Of Indian Languages To Celebrate Country's Cultural Diversity
Addressing a press conference on Monday, Vice Chancellor Santishree D Pandit said the School of Indian Languages would house centres for different states where literature, culture and history would be taught.
-
Subhas Chandra Bose's Grandnephew Files Plea On Distortion Of History
Chandra Kumar Bose, has filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in Calcutta High Court demanding the "action of Government of India towards current unfettered distortions and misinformation in the literature and film of the Indian freedom movement."
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Pune Institute's Online Courses On Indian Heritage Aims Knowledge Available Without 'Narrative Attached'
The course will include topics like religion, literature, philosophy, governance and policy-making, astronomy, mathematics, sciences, medicine, art, architecture, history and culture to study.
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"Butterfly Counts...": Nobel Prize Tribute To Rabindranath Tagore Ahead Of 2022 Reveal
Rabindranath Tagore, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913, was the first Indian, and non-European, to get it
