In a remarkable effort to celebrate India’s rich culinary heritage, the capital city of Delhi is gearing up to host the 'Flavours of India' Conclave on December 16, 2024 at the renowned Bharat Mandapam. This event, aligned with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Vocal for Local initiative, will spotlight India’s diverse food culture, regional specialities, and sustainable practices, while promoting local …
Bengalis celebrate Diwali by praying to Goddess Kali on Deepawali, while Northern India prays to Goddess Lakshmi. The festival marks the victory of light over darkness and the return of Ram to Ayodhya. Bengalis also worship Goddess Kali on the same day as Lakshmi Puja, seeking her protection from evil.
The first group of seers from Juna Akhada has arrived in Prayagraj ahead of the Mahakumbh- 2025. The 60 seers, known as the ‘Ramta Panch,’ are staying at the Rokadia Hanuman Mandir in the Andawan area of Jhunsi. They took a ‘Digambar Snan’ at Nageshwar Ghat on the banks of the Ganga in Jhunsi on Ashwin Purnima.
India is home to a diverse array of tribal communities, each with its distinct languages, customs, and traditions, contributing to the rich cultural tapestry of the nation. As an environmental activist and ecofeminist, Dr. Vandana Shiva once said, “The heartbeat of our land is echoed in the rhythms of Adivasi cultures, enriching our diversity and teaching us the value of …
Published : Oct 20, 2022 10:40 IST Arunachal Pradesh, the abode of 26 major tribes and 100 subtribes, is a treasure trove of rich and vibrant tribal cultural practices. Their aim is to help the indigenous people of Arunachal Pradesh protect, preserve, and practise indigenous faiths and document their rituals,” he said. Inaugurating the boys’ hostel of one such school …
This portion of the Goosenest Adaptive Management Area in Northern California had undergone pine thinning and two rounds of broadcast burning before the Antelope fire hit in August 2021. Land managers and cultural fire practitioners intentionally light fires when conditions are such that they can be managed or self-limiting, practices known as prescribed fire and cultural burning. Indigenous practitioners have …
Residents of a Jervis Bay Aboriginal community are too scared to drink from the town's mains water supply and say cultural practices have been stripped from them due to chemical contamination from the HMAS Creswell navy base. Key points: PFAS was first detected around Wreck Bay in 2016 during preliminary sampling The chemicals are from firefighting foam used by Defence …