Sarita Singh 
The Surajkund International Craft Mela is one of India’s most vibrant cultural festivals, celebrating the country’s rich heritage, traditional crafts, folk arts, and diverse regional cultures all in one place. It brings together artisans, performers, and visitors from across India and around the world. Where Is Surajkund Mela Held? The Surajkund Mela takes place every … Read more
Recently, sensational posts and videos started circulating online claiming that hundreds of people—especially women and children—have suddenly gone missing in major Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai. These claims spread rapidly across WhatsApp, Instagram, and TikTok, causing panic and fear among many. Some even linked these reports to the Bollywood film Mardaani 3, suggesting that … Read more
Every year, as February begins, something changes in the air. Markets turn red with roses, gift shops fill with teddy bears and chocolates, and social media overflows with messages of love. From 7 February to 14 February, the world celebrates what is popularly known as Valentine’s Week—seven days dedicated to expressing love, emotions, and relationships. … Read more
Some voices are not just heard—they are felt. They do not belong to one era, one generation, or one language. They quietly enter our lives, stay with us through joy and sorrow, and become a part of who we are. Lata Mangeshkar was not merely a singer. She was the sound of India’s emotions, the … Read more
In a nation where potholes and crumbling roads have become all too familiar during every monsoon season, one road in Pune, Maharashtra, stands out as a remarkable exception. Pune’s iconic Jangli Maharaj Road (JM Road) has remained virtually pothole-free and damage-resistant for nearly 50 years, drawing admiration from engineers, urban planners, and everyday commuters alike. … Read more
In an extraordinary celebration of classical art, Vidushi V. Deeksha, a young Bharatanatyam artist from Karnataka’s Udupi district, has earned a prestigious place in the Golden Book of World Records by performing Bharatanatyam continuously for 216 hours (nine days) — a feat that has captured national attention and inspired aspiring artists across India. A Record … Read more
Amrit Udyan, located inside the Rashtrapati Bhavan complex in New Delhi, is one of India’s most iconic and carefully curated gardens. Every year, lakhs of visitors eagerly wait for its opening—but one question is often asked: Why does Amrit Udyan open only in February and not at any other time of the year? The answer … Read more
President Droupadi Murmu today attended the inauguration of the Amrit Udyan Winter Annual Edition 2026 at Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi. According to an official statement issued by the President’s Secretariat, Amrit Udyan will be open to the general public from 3 February to 31 March 2026. Formerly known as the Mughal Gardens, Amrit Udyan is … Read more
Shab-e-Barat is one of the most spiritually significant nights in Islam, observed by Muslims across the world, especially in South Asia, the Middle East, and parts of Africa. The night holds deep religious importance as it is believed to be a time of divine mercy, forgiveness, and destiny. But why exactly is Shab-e-Barat known as … Read more
Shab-e-Barat is one of the most sacred and spiritually significant nights in Islam. It is widely known as the Night of Forgiveness, Night of Mercy, or Mid-Shaban. Muslims believe this blessed night is an opportunity to seek Allah’s forgiveness, mercy, and guidance and to reflect on one’s past actions while praying for a better future. … Read more