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When Is Ugadi 2026? Traditional Recipes To Make On The South Indian Festival
Festivals feel incomplete without traditional food, and Ugadi is no exception. Special dishes are prepared that reflect the spirit and meaning of the occasion.
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Thai Cops Go Undercover As Lion Dancers To Catch Thief Who Stole Buddhist Items
Thai police donned a lion dance costume during this week's Lunar New Year festivities to arrest a suspect accused of stealing about $64,000 worth of Buddhist artefacts, police said Thursday.
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Arunachal Pradesh Sun Rise Festival 2025: How To Witness India's First Dawn
For travellers seeking a start to the year that blends nature, culture and adventure, Dong village offers a rare opportunity. Read on.
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Parsi New Year from Around The World
Navroz or Nowruz, is the first day of the first month of the Zoroastrian new year and brings with it a lot of festivities and good luck. 'Nav' means new and 'roz' means day, and according to Parsis, it's a dawn of the New Year.The origin of NavrozOver...
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When Is Ugadi 2026? Traditional Recipes To Make On The South Indian Festival
Festivals feel incomplete without traditional food, and Ugadi is no exception. Special dishes are prepared that reflect the spirit and meaning of the occasion.
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Thai Cops Go Undercover As Lion Dancers To Catch Thief Who Stole Buddhist Items
Thai police donned a lion dance costume during this week's Lunar New Year festivities to arrest a suspect accused of stealing about $64,000 worth of Buddhist artefacts, police said Thursday.
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Arunachal Pradesh Sun Rise Festival 2025: How To Witness India's First Dawn
For travellers seeking a start to the year that blends nature, culture and adventure, Dong village offers a rare opportunity. Read on.
-
Parsi New Year from Around The World
Navroz or Nowruz, is the first day of the first month of the Zoroastrian new year and brings with it a lot of festivities and good luck. 'Nav' means new and 'roz' means day, and according to Parsis, it's a dawn of the New Year.The origin of NavrozOver...
