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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.

    Best Sudha Murty books: A Journey Through Timeless Tales and Cultural Richness

    Sudha Murty's best books offer a delightful blend of simplicity, wisdom, and cultural richness. Her works, including "Wise and Otherwise," "Mother I Never Knew," and "Grandma's Bag of Stories," capture the essence of Indian traditions and values. Through her captivating storytelling, Murty presents tales of kindness, resilience, and moral lessons, appealing to both children and adults. Explore the best books by Sudha Murty for a treasure trove of timeless narratives that inspire, educate, and entertain, making them cherished reads for generations.

    SCO chair Kazakhstan to host unique World Nomadic Games celebrating Central Asian spirit

    Kazakhstan will host the SCO Summit this week and is set to organize a series of international events this year, including the ‘World Nomadic Games’ to celebrate local traditions. The country, under President Tokayev, plans to maintain a balanced foreign policy while hosting numerous international forums in 2024.

    The demolished man Alfred Bester

    The story revolves around a man named Ben Rich who awakens in a hydropathic bed with a shuddering heart and unfocused eyes, trying to simulate calmness.

    Diversity skills are key to thriving in globalised modern workspaces

    Employers seek individuals with diversity skills to promote inclusivity. Freshers must cultivate and leverage diversity skills. Diversity skills involve managing different people harmoniously. Sonica Aron and Piyali Bandopadhyay emphasize the importance of diversity skills in the workplace.

    Indian Restaurant in Switzerland goes viral for its Salwar Kameez-clad waitresses: Video

    The viral video of waitresses wearing traditional Indian attire, specifically vibrant salwar kameez, at a restaurant in Switzerland has captured the internet's attention. Shared on Instagram by Soulmate Express, the video showcases the restaurant's Indian-themed ambiance and the charming demeanor of the waitresses. With over 2 lakh views and positive user reactions, the video highlights the global appeal of Indian culture and cuisine.

    • Why are India's richie rich choosing Dubai to migrate?

      A report by Henley & Partners reveals that approximately 4,300 millionaires are expected to leave India this year, with many choosing the UAE as their destination. The UAE's appeal lies in its business opportunities, financial benefits, and high-quality lifestyle, attracting both wealthy individuals and professionals.

      Ozempic frenzy lures rich Indians to brave the gray market

      People are going to great lengths to obtain popular weight-loss drugs. They are stashing injectables in their carry-on luggage, buying counterfeit formulas online, and importing boxes from Europe. The treatments have sparked extensive media coverage, fueling a high demand. According to Goldman Sachs Research, the anti-obesity medication market could hit $100 billion by 2030. In contrast, Indians have largely been observers in this global frenzy over the new weight-loss solutions.

      India's growing soft power is in its rich cultural fabric: Shekhawat

      Newly appointed Union Minister of Tourism and Culture, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, pledged to amplify India's tourism potential and celebrate its rich cultural heritage. Emphasizing India's transition from its colonial past to "Bharat," Shekhawat highlighted the diverse art, music, dance, and natural sites spanning from Kashmir to Kanyakumari.

      How video gaming in India is now a ‘Bharat’ phenomenon

      The Indian video gaming industry is being catalysed by the exponential growth of India’s IT infrastructure, widespread adoption of smartphones and the proliferation of high-speed internet connectivity. The industry’s evolution is evident in the rising percentage of gamers from non-metropolitan areas, which jumped from 57% in 2022 to 66% in 2023.

      Maharashtra Exit Polls 2024 Live Updates: BJP set to be largest party with 20+ seats, Uddhav's Sena in second with 11, India Today-C Voter predicts

      Exit Polls 2024 Maharashtra News Live: ​The state has seen tumultous politics in the past two years with the Shiv Sena and the Nationalist Congress Party both being broken up and facing a struggle to prove their authenticity, with factions of both eventually moving towards the BJP-alliance in the state.

      Sacred Games: How Indian mythology is taking over gaming consoles

      Indian gaming enthusiasts now have access to games rooted in Indian history and culture, like managing the Ayodhya Ram Temple's functioning and building the Vande Bharat Express. Players can immerse themselves in the world of the legendary Tamil emperor Rajendra Chola and experience high-speed chases and stealth attacks.

      Google celebrates 195 years of the Accordion's patent with musical doodle: Know history, significance and global influence

      Google celebrated the 195th anniversary of the accordion's patent with a special doodle on May 23, 2024. The doodle featured a musical theme, integrating the 'Google' logo within the bellows of an accordion. Highlighting the instrument's German origins and its impact on various music genres, Google explained how the accordion gained popularity in the late 1800s and became a staple in folk, Cajun, tango, and Latino polka music. T

      MoS Ajay Bhatt hails Project Udbhav, says it focuses on making Army 'future-ready'

      Union Minister Ajay Bhatt emphasized Project Udbhav, integrating ancient Indian strategic acumen in the Army. He lauded the philosophy of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' for its international impact.

      Ancient Indian wisdom rooted in 5000-year-old civilizational legacy: Army Chief General Manoj Pande

      "The ancient Indian wisdom is rooted in a 5,000-year-old civilizational legacy, where immense value is attached to knowledge. This legacy is exemplified by a vast repository of intellectual literature, world's largest collection of manuscripts and nurturing of multitude of thinkers and schools, across various domains," Pande said at a seminar on 'Historical Patterns of Indian Strategic Culture' in New Delhi on Tuesday.

      This Delhi museum is designed for visitors with visual impairment

      The Anubhav gallery in Delhi's National Museum contains tactile replicas of museum displays for visitors with visual impairment.

      Google Arts & Culture and India's Ministry of Agriculture launch digital exhibit on millets

      "The digital exhibition highlights the history of millets from ancient grains to modern-day superfoods, as well as their nutritional benefits, contribution to global climate resilience, and potential to address global food security challenges," a release added.

      UAE announces visa support for Indians hosting destination weddings in Abu Dhabi

      Abu Dhabi aims to become a top wedding destination with ADCEB supporting Indian nationals hosting weddings in the Emirate. This aligns with the tourism strategy for 2030, targeting increased visitors and boosting the sector's contribution to the GDP, focusing on India as a key market for destination weddings.

      The Oberoi Grand, Kolkata Honoured with the INTACH's Blue Plaque for Cultural Significance

      The Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) has awarded The Oberoi Grand, Kolkata, a blue cultural plaque for its heritage and historical significance as the "Grande Dame of Chowringhee." The hotel, which dates back to the 1800s, was transformed into a boarding house by Mrs. Annie Monk of Ireland and later into The Grand Hotel, Kolkata, in 1914. Under the leadership of Rai Bahadur Mohan Singh Oberoi, the hotel underwent a transformation, incorporating modern amenities like hydraulic lifts.

      Why does gold have an important place in everyone's portfolio, irrespective of age and gender?

      As Akshaya Tritiya approaches, a time considered auspicious for buying gold for prosperity and good fortune, the gold-buying frenzy is about to be unleashed notwithstanding the current stratospheric rates gold has reached currently. The decision to buy gold this Akshaya Tritiya depends on several factors. Check here before you invest.

      Maharashtra Day 2024: Wishes, quotes, messages, and images to share on Maharashtra Diwas

      Maharashtra Day, observed on May 1 every year, commemorates the formation of the state of Maharashtra in 1960. This article explores the history, importance, and celebrations of Maharashtra Day, highlighting its significance for the Marathi people and the state's rich cultural heritage. Celebrations include parades, cultural events, and flag-hoisting ceremonies, bringing together people from all walks of life to celebrate Maharashtra's achievements and honor its eminent personalities.

      Why is London embracing Mumbai's 'Dabbawala' system? Anand Mahindra shares 'evidence of reverse colonization'

      Anand Mahindra recently shared a captivating video showcasing London's adoption of Mumbai's dabbawala system, terming it 'reverse colonisation.' The video features DabbaDrop, a London-based company, employing the traditional dabbawala model for efficient and sustainable meal delivery. Mahindra's post on X garnered widespread attention, with netizens applauding the innovative approach. This adoption reflects a global trend towards sustainability and cultural exchange.

      View: Being stealthily wealthy and wise is the style statement of the new rich

      New wealth doesn't necessarily mean starting from scratch - although that helps one's street cred. They can be young members of old money using good money to seriously upgrade, or even supplant, the old family banyan tree. They understand the value of scaling up, making the right investments, getting out of the wrong ones. Essentially, they're far better at making money work than their older peers.

      Unlike Hindi films, Tamil movies don't caste aside

      Directed by N Gopi Nainar and produced by Vetri Maaran, this new Tamil film's release schedule is yet to be announced. The trailer, which shows the protagonist being interrogated by the police, references domestic abuse, authoritarianism, the definition of Indianness and - repeatedly - caste.

      "India's culture and tradition are not of America": Shivraj Chouhan on Sam Pitroda's remarks

      Shivraj Singh Chouhan condemns Sam Pitroda's comparison of India with America on inheritance tax, criticizes Congress for proposed policies like inheritance tax and caste-based census, highlighting the importance of preserving Indian values and traditions.

      Melbourne calling: Decoding how a trip to the Melbourne Museum will be a highlight of your vacation

      Discover Melbourne's rich cultural heritage by visiting Melbourne Museum, where you can explore history, heritage, and diverse perspectives. Engage with immersive exhibitions, cultural centers, and galleries to make your trip memorable and enriching.

      This village near Goa appears only once a year

      Every summer, Kurdi village in Goa emerges from beneath the waters, revealing a glimpse of its rich history. Once a thriving community submerged by the Salaulim Dam, Kurdi resurfaces for a brief period in April and May. Former residents return to revisit old landmarks like the Sacred Heart of Jesus Chapel and the Someshwar Temple.

      Decoupling the great Indian false binary

      Supreme Court's expert committee manages multiple challenges, including balancing conservation and renewable electricity, amidst India's decarbonization for a net-zero emissions economy by 2070, setting precedent for managing non-negotiables in a climate-constrained world.

      Govt working to institutionalise global cultural initiatives in India: PM Modi

      A lot of work has been going on with a sense of pride to develop places associated with Indian art and architecture, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, citing the examples of development and renovation of holy places such as Kedarnath and Mahakal, he said, citing the country's rich ancient history in culture, architecture and artwork.

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