The play brings together two men who, under normal circumstances, would never cross paths. A love triangle is the unlikely force that unites them.
The Heritage Transport Museum, nestled in a quiet bylane of Tauru-Gurugram, is a haven for automobile enthusiasts, especially those who love to live in the memory of the good old times.
Delhi, the timeless heart of India, has long enchanted poets with its layered heritage, vibrant culture, and bustling streets. Across centuries, Urdu poets have portrayed Delhi as a city that holds both splendour and sorrow, weaving beauty with melancholy.
Padma Shri awardee Prathibha Prahlad, a celebrated Indian classical dancer, has mesmerized audiences globally with her artistry and vision. Founder of the Prasiddha Foundation, she has led it for over four decades, setting new standards in dance and artistic excellence.
The much-anticipated solo exhibition by world renowned sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik, "Nature’s Fury: Sand and Beyond," opened to an overwhelming response at Galleria VSB, Square One Mall, Saket, New Delhi.
The women have taken upon themselves the task of reviving the Sunderbans by planting mangrove saplings alongside the river to ensure that the area around their houses remains safe and secure.
According to the WHO, each year, roughly 262 million people suffer from asthma.
Gujarat Day, also known as Gujarat Sthapana Divas, is an occasion to honor the local state culture.
The program has addressed several significant issues, including cleanliness, women empowerment, digital literacy, environmental conservation, and rural development.
Bengal Association, Delhi, a premier organisation to promote Bengali art, culture, literature, sports, and other various aspects of Bengali culture since 1958, organised a theatre festival to celebrate World Theatre Day on 2 April.
