Five Rivers Art Gallery opens in Amritsar with the 'Awakenings' exhibition, showcasing contemporary art by prominent Indian artists. Hari Ram Das's modern bull paintings are featured. The gallery aims to promote art appreciation, provide a platform for artists, and foster cultural exchange within the city and beyond.
The traditional quadrilateral garden layout was once the original structure of Ram Bagh before the British altered it
Rohtak MC will establish Haryana's first solar-powered incinerator plant for animal carcasses, costing Rs 2.55 crore. It will replace current environmentally harmful burial practices, offering a cleaner, faster, and cost-effective waste disposal solution. The project aims to be completed within three months.
Her legacy still breathes through the sunbaked walls of state’s valleys, a living testament to beauty, balance and belonging
Sunil Sufi leaves behind a legacy of soul & song
Rural sports festivals in the state preserve cultural heritage, promote healthy lifestyles, and bring communities together. These events, especially in Ludhiana, feature traditional games, folk performances, and modern sports, attracting large crowds. Supported by NRIs, these festivals provide local talent a platform, foster community spirit, and reduce negative behaviors.
Rising stars trained by former international Mayank Behal clinch medals
Surjit Singh, 'Penalty Corner da Badshah,' was a legendary Indian hockey player. He won the 1975 World Cup and was a top scorer known for powerful shots. He advocated for players' welfare, and tragically died in a car accident before his benefit match. The Surjit Hockey Society and a memorial tournament were established in his honor. He received the Arjuna Award posthumously.
Sanjhi art, a traditional Haryana folk art using natural materials, is celebrated annually during Navratri, particularly by unmarried girls seeking blessings. Supported by the government and art organizations, the festival preserves the art form, highlighting women's empowerment and offering cash prizes for artists.
Upcoming fourth block at Srikrishna Museum to offer new attractions to tourists
‘Rise in number of patients with no family history’
Kin allege lack of official response despite repeated visits to Indian Embassy in Delhi
World Sight Day: Highlights six priorities for govts to reduce preventable blindness
The Health Department uncovered a khoya adulteration racket in Punjab. Spurious khoya, made with skimmed milk powder and vanaspati, was seized. Samples were collected, and lab results will determine further action. The department urges public vigilance and reporting of suspected adulteration, offering simple tests to identify it at home.
Streets of Kullu came alive in a vibrant tribute to self-reliance and tradition
Vehicular movement beyond Solang Nala and Gulaba restricted
Ritu Kapoor Suri, a second-generation beekeeper, transformed her passion into Honey Queen Enterprises, an ethical honey producer. She gained international recognition at Apimondia, winning awards for her honey varieties and representing India. Ritu's daughters are continuing the family legacy.
Founded in 1730 by Adina Beg, Dinanagar served as Ranjit Singh's summer capital and a British administrative center. It was known for shawl production and later participated in anti-colonial movements. Education and industrial activity have increased in the area.
SAD president Sukhbir Badal meets Jawanda's family members
885 animal bite cases in just 2 months push civic body to act
During Kullu Dasehra, deities Ajaypal and Shela visited the police station to address concerns about the sacred space. This incident highlighted issues with site maintenance and parking, leading to police assurances. Disputes involving deities and officials have increased, underscoring the importance of respecting religious practices within civic administration.
Visually impaired singer Muskan Negi will perform at the 3rd International Purple Fest in Goa on October 10th. The event, focused on disability inclusion, is co-organized by the UN and the Indian government. Negi, a Youth Icon and advocate, aims to inspire with her music and message of resilience.
HILL VIEW: As politics turns performative, his life reminds us that leadership once meant listening, not shouting
Crumbling Heritage: Once a seat of power and culture in Lahaul, the seven-storey tower now pleads for preservation
WhatsApp number traced to Ukraine, account later deleted
Scattered units are being brought under one roof to reduce response time
Professor Preet Mohinder Singh Bedi at GNDU develops healing agents for skin diseases and Alzheimer's treatments. He's a top 2% scientist recognized by Stanford-Elsevier, with over 150 publications. His research focuses on medicinal chemistry and AI-driven drug discovery. He aims to enhance industry-academia collaborations and foster innovation at GNDU.
Rs 200-crore engineering feat to cut distance, time and traffic snarls by yearend
Monsoon floods and Pong Dam water releases devastated fertile farmland in Indora, Kangra. Paddy crops are ruined, infrastructure damaged, and river courses altered. Villages like Ghagwan, Surdwan, and Ghandrah suffered greatly. Farmers face land reclamation challenges and seek government aid for electricity, irrigation, and future protection.
Sees highest 24 per cent rise among top 7 Indian cities, says Anarock report