
Ancient cultural town Sirpur in Chhattisgarh on the path to gain World Heritage status
Sirpur, the Ancient Capital of Dakshina Kosala on the Banks of River Mahanadi, preserving nearly 1,500 years of glorious history enters UNESCO’s tentative list …

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Sirpur, the Ancient Capital of Dakshina Kosala on the Banks of River Mahanadi, preserving nearly 1,500 years of glorious history enters UNESCO’s tentative list …

Abdul Qaiyum Ansari, a freedom fighter and leader of masses, is remembered for his strong stand against the partition of India.

This was under UNICEF initiative to ask people to “GoBlue for children” for celebrating the kids, supporting their rights and amplifying their voices.

UNICEF, Khargone district admin and Youth for Children organized a special youth meet to promote action towards the environment and to convey the importance of …

Swati Sani talks about her journey in the world of Urdu literature and shares her insights at a poetic evening organised by 'Library on Wheels'. She has been tr…

On July 20 and 21, Hawa Mahal, Albert Hall, and Jantar Mantar were decked up with bright yellow lights – the signature colour of the CRY – to spread the message…

Works like meditation hall, beautification, approach roads, and tourist facilitation centres have been done in Sanchi at the cost of Rs 70 crore

Performances of Padma Vibhushan and Padmashri artists to mark the 50th edition of the dance festival to be held from February 20 to 26, 2024

Haidargarh Basoda or Haidergarh was also known as 'Nawab Basoda' and was founded by Nawab Diler Khan and his descendants. Not to be confused with Ganja Basoda t…

Jashn-e-Urdu in Bhopal was a tremendous success in the sense that not just elders and middle aged but youth, teens and children were part of it.

The last Nizam of Hyderabad who was known as His Exalted Highness Mukarram Jah, once one of the richest persons, passes away in Turkey.

Maulana Mazharul Haque was a champion of communal harmony who felt that Hindus and Muslims are in the same boat and will sail or sink together.