14-Feb-2026
Amid rising incidents of monsoon-induced landslides in the surrounding hillocks, the Geological Survey of India is likely to undertake a comprehensive geological study of areas around the Bhakra Dam to assess slope stability and long-term structural safety.
13-Feb-2026
Two researchers have identified nearly 30 inscriptions in Tamil-Brahmi, Prakrit, and Sanskrit on tombs in the Valley of the Kings, Egypt. The discovery has sparked renewed interest in ancient India–Egypt maritime and cultural linkages, especially during the early historic period.
11-Feb-2026
Earlier this month, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art (NMAA) announced it will return three historic bronze sculptures to the Government of India, acknowledging they were illegally removed from temple settings.
07-Feb-2026
The Hakki-Pikki tribe is an important tribal community of Karnataka, known for its distinct culture, language, and traditional lifestyle, which sets it apart from other tribes.
02-Feb-2026
The Director-General of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has indicated that there is a possibility of El Niño developing after July this year, though clearer signals are expected to emerge by April. This has drawn attention to a climate phenomenon that significantly influences global weather patterns and India’s monsoon.
02-Feb-2026
India has submitted a proposal to UNESCO for the inclusion of Meghalaya's famous Living Root Bridges on the World Heritage List.
02-Feb-2026
Recently, archaeologists in Mexico discovered a 1,400-year-old Zapotec tomb, bringing this ancient civilization back into global focus.
29-Jan-2026
Recently, the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) successfully completed a high-altitude rescue operation and road reconstruction work at Chattergala Pass under Project Sampark.
27-Jan-2026
The President of India recently inaugurated Granth Kutir at Rashtrapati Bhavan, marking a significant step toward preserving and promoting India’s classical literary and manuscript heritage.
23-Jan-2026
Rooted in the Gandhian ideals of Swadeshi and Gram Swaraj, Khadi represents much more than hand-woven cloth. It symbolizes self-reliance, dignity of labor, sustainable livelihoods, and rural resilience.
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