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How India can leverage its cultural riches to stimulate its economy
India's cultural heritage is being recognized as a potential driver for economic growth, with efforts being made to leverage traditional industries and tourism. Government initiatives, like the redevelopment of Ayodhya and Kashi Vishwanath Temple, are yielding positive results in terms of increased visitors and revenue. Prime Minister Modi's focus on promoting Indian culture globally through initiatives like Tamil Cultural Centers and showcasing heritage on the G20 platform is notable. The goal of developing a comprehensive Cultural Economic Model to propel India's economy towards development by 2047 is being emphasized, with the potential to serve as a blueprint for other countries.
Akshay Kumar’s martial art trainees get jobs in income tax department
Akshay Kumar celebrated the success of his martial arts academy students securing positions in the Income Tax Department. His forthcoming releases include 'Sarfira' and 'Khel Khel Mein', he continues to inspire with his dedication to both his craft and social initiatives.
IIT Bombay imposes fine on 8 students for performing play that allegedly mocked Lord Ram
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay has fined eight students up to Rs 1.2 lakh each for performing a play that allegedly mocked Lord Ram and depicted the 'Ramayana' negatively. The play, titled 'Raahovan,' was presented during the Performing Arts Festival on March 31.
Life After Fighting: See martial arts thriller’s release date, plot, trailer, cast and crew
"Life After Fighting" follows former martial arts world champion Alex Faulkner as he uncovers an international child-trafficking ring while searching for two missing students. The film marks Bren Foster's debut as a writer-director.
Best Father's Day Gifts under 500 in India (2024)
Are you looking for father’s day gifts? If so, then continue reading this article to learn about the best father’s day gifts under 500 in India. You can use these gift items to make your father’s day a memorable one. Go through the complete article, find the one that suits you best and place your order using the buying link.
Tattoos cause cancer? Here's what report claims
Tattoos look cool but may increase risk of lymphoma, a form of cancer that targets the lymphatic system.
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Can you believe this? A 2-year-old artist sells his paintings for $7000
Art collectors are currently on a spree as a toddler da Vinci from Germany is selling his paintings for as much as $7,000, which are now in great demand. Know the child prodigy who has shocked the world of art with his paintings and sense of colors.
Pop art of taking low blows at high arts
Most people consume high culture in easily-chewable formats like T20 cricket, 'dhikchak' music, and blockbusters. Appreciating nuances of Test cricket, classical music, and Cannes films requires a certain aesthetic bent of mind not cultivated by many.
The art of combat
The origins of martial arts are deeply intertwined with human survival instincts. Early humans needed to defend themselves against wild animals and other tribes. The development of techniques for fighting and defence was crucial for survival, which laid the groundwork for early forms of martial arts. Early martial arts were also influenced by hunting techniques.
The Best Inflatable Pools for Kids starting at just Rs.350
Looking for affordable and entertaining ways to keep your kids cool and entertained this summer? Look no further! This selection of the best inflatable pools offers options starting at just Rs.350, ensuring you find the perfect fit for your budget and backyard.
10 refreshing Indoor Plants to keep your home cool and vibrant
Explore a curated selection of indoor plants ideal for cooling and revitalizing your living space. These 10 plants not only add a touch of greenery but also help regulate humidity and air quality, creating a cooler and more vibrant environment indoors.
Efficient Real Madrid making an art form of scoring when least expected
Bayern Munich was so dominant in the Champions League semifinal on Tuesday that it seemed only a matter of time before it scored. But Madrid pounced instead. Vinícius Júnior ran onto a brilliant Toni Kroos pass and fired the visitors ahead in the 24th minute with their first chance.
LEGO Art: The Milky Way Galaxy Set: Here’s what we know so far
LEGO has unveiled a new LEGO Art set, featuring a brick-built Milky Way galaxy. It will be released on May 18, 2024, priced at $199.99. The set includes 3091 pieces and a QR code for a curated soundtrack.
Unlocking the secrets of flavor: A journey into the art and science of taste
Arielle Johnson, a flavor scientist, founded a fermentation laboratory at Noma in Copenhagen, Denmark, where she had to explain her techniques to chefs. This led her to write "Flavorama: A Guide to Unlocking the Art and Science of Flavor," her first cookbook, which explores the basics of flavor and debunks common misconceptions.
When votes went to wrong people, govts that 'fed biryani' to terrorists were formed: Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has criticized previous regimes for allowing votes to be cast for the wrong people, leading to corrupt governments and unrest. He praised Narendra Modi's leadership for transforming India into a global power. Adityanath praised Modi's ability to build the Kartarpur Corridor and the construction of the Kartarpur Corridor, which was made possible by his leadership. He also highlighted the sacrifices made by Guru Nanak Dev and the importance of celebrating Veer Baal Divas.
Tata Tech, BMW form JV to develop auto software
BMW Group and Tata Technologies form a JV to create an automotive software and IT hub in Pune, Bengaluru, and Chennai. The focus will be on software-defined vehicles, automated driving, infotainment, and digital services.
Watching a street play
The beauty of street plays is that they bring theatre to the masses, breaking down barriers of access and cost. Set in public spaces, they welcome all, inviting audiences from diverse backgrounds to come together and enjoy the performance free of charge. This inclusivity fosters a sense of belonging and unity among viewers, creating a shared experience that bridges socioeconomic divides.
Assam Rifles committed to modernise equipment profile, says director general
Lt Gen Pradeep Chandran Nair, Director General of Assam Rifles, reaffirmed the force's commitment to modernize its equipment profile and enhance manpower skills. He praised Assam Rifles personnel for their role in counter-insurgency operations in the region and in Kashmir. Nair highlighted efforts to acquire state-of-the-art weapons, surveillance, and protective equipment. The force is also focusing on cybersecurity and signed an MoU with universities to upskill manpower. Assam Rifles received accolades, including unit citations, for their performance in 2023-24.
Looking at old maps
Old maps also offer a window into the minds of their creators, reflecting the prevailing knowledge, beliefs and aspirations of the era. They chart the course of exploration and discovery, trade and politics, tracing the paths of intrepid voyagers and expansion of empires. Studying these maps allows us to gain insights into the cultural, political and economic forces that shaped the world we inhabit today.
Watching a Potter at work
Watching a master potter at work is more than just observing a craft; it's an experience that fills the soul with joy. The experience begins as you enter a potter's studio, a sanctuary where life seems to slow down automatically, and the earthy scent of clay pervades the air.
Recreating creation: This year’s Oscar winners showcase the creative process — in art, science and relationships
Many of the major nominated films grapple with the creative process, the forms it may take, and the struggle to keep it going - whether in the realm of art, science, or in terms of building a life for oneself. In both American Fiction (winner for Best Adapted Screenplay) and The Holdovers (Best Supporting Actress), there is a sense of life as an empty page, which needs to be filled.
Delhi art exhibition recreate Lord Hanuman's life through holographic imagery encased in glass pyramid
'Hanuman's Journey: Verses Through Vision' is among nearly 100 artworks which have been displayed at the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) here as part of the 'Ramayanam Chitrakavyam' exhibition that was inaugurated on Friday evening.
ARt of Love: Anant Ambani-Radhika Merchant pay emotional tributes amidst lavish wedding celebrations
A for Anant, R for Radhika. The weaving of the two letters was complete as the youngest Ambani heir expressed his love for his bride-to-be — and to his parents and family.
BAFTA 2024 winners list: Christopher Nolan, 'Oppenheimer', 'Poor Things' win big, 'Barbie' fails ahead of Oscars
BAFTA 2024 witnessed major wins by Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' and Emma Stone's "Poor Things" as both movies have become clear favourites for Oscars this year. Barbie had another disappointing night.
Bafta awards 2024 date, time, nominations: How to watch for free?
Bafta 2024 awards will be held on Sunday and we have details for live streaming date and time.
Watching, practising calligraphy
Good handwriting is an art. But calligraphy - from Greek kalligraphia, 'beautiful writing' - is magic. Watching a calligrapher at work is a pleasure that can only be matched by engaging in it yourself. With deliberate strokes of ink-dipped brushes or pens, the calligrapher weaves letters into elegance and precision. Each movement is slow and deliberate, and each stroke manifests skill and intuition.
How do we want our Gods? More human than human
The artists commissioned by Rana Jagat Singh of Mewar in the mid-17th century to create an illustrated Ramayan certainly didn't mind putting a thick twirl on the upper lip of a blue-skinned Ram. To modern eyes, this 'version' of Ram looks more like Indrajit (Ravan's fine-looking and wonderfully named, but left unsurnamed son) than Ravi Varma's upstanding Citizen No. 1.
Being under floor lamps
Floor lamps, standing alert and throwing subtle mellow-yellow light, create pockets of focused radiance. Their presence is an invitation to delve into a book or embark on creative endeavours, or simply curl up in front of the TV, all while basking in a gentle glow. The intimacy of a lamp brings brightness-plus. It is a beacon that personalises a space, sculpting it into a sanctuary of individual tastes and preferences.
Artificial Intelligence: Is AI threat for professional photography?
Artificial Intelligence or AI has received praise as well as flaks at the same time.
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