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Hanuman Jayanti: History, Significance And Other Things To Know
Throughout India and in many countries around the world, Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated with great fervour and devotion. The festivities are marked by colourful processions, cultural performances and the sharing of prasad.
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Harsh Goenka Posts Video Of An Apple Store In Japan To Highlight The Country's ''Honest'' Culture
The chairman of the RPG group shared a video that shows how iPhones in Apple stores in Japan are not tied, unlike in other countries.
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PM Modi Calls For Need To Understand Culture Of Other Countries
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday highlighted the importance of people-to-people contact in developing a cordial atmosphere and understanding the culture between the two countries.
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Mumbai's Flora Fountain And Four Others Win UNESCO Heritage Awards
Mumbai's iconic 155-year-old Flora Fountain and two other heritage landmarks in the country's financial capital are among the four sites that have been chosen from India for the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation announced on Monday.
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Chinese Minister Warns Against Seduction Of Values By Western Nations
Western countries are trying to push their culture and political values onto others, seducing them into abandoning their own, China's propaganda chief warned on Friday, saying the country must follow its own path.
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Republic Day 2017: 7 Blasts In Assam, Manipur
Seven blasts rocked the north-eastern states of Assam and Manipur on the occasion of Republic Day today even as celebrations were held in other parts of the country with the states showcasing their cultural diversity and the might of security forces.
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Republic Day 2017: India's Tejas, NSG Commandos Debut In Parade At Rajpath
India celebrated its 68th Republic Day today with a grand parade at Rajpath, the ceremonial road in the heart of Delhi flanked by the country's most important buildings. President Pranab Mukherjee, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Ministers, dignitaries and hundreds others watched the parade that showcases India's military strength and cultural ...
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Republic Day 2017: 10 Points About Grand Parade At Delhi's Rajpath
India celebrated its 68th Republic Day today with a grand parade at Rajpath, the ceremonial road in the heart of Delhi flanked by the country's most important buildings. President Pranab Mukherjee, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Ministers, dignitaries and hundreds others watched the parade that showcases India's military strength and cultural ...
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Republic Day 2017: India Celebrates 68th Republic Day, Tight Security Amid Terror Threat
India is celebrating its 68th Republic Day today, marking the anniversary of the day the country's Constitution was adopted in 1950, with the customary grand parade in the national capital and several other events. India's military strength and culture will be on display on colourful floats as a part of the annual parade at Rajpath in the heart of ...
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US Lawmaker Brad Sherman Accuses Pak Of Ruling Through 'Jihadist Extremism'
Alleging that Pakistan is using "jihadist extremism" to administer and is bent upon "extinguish" other cultures in the country, a top US lawmaker has warned Islamabad that it might be headed for 1971 like partition soon if it continues to do so.
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Indian Culture is Hypocritical When It Comes To Women, Says Richa Chadha
"India is one of those few countries in the world where violence against women starts in the womb, before the girl is even born. We have to overcome the hypocrisy in our culture. On one hand, we celebrate Navratri, nine days of fasting for the goddess, then Durga Pooja... All kinds of goddesses in India are worshipped and praised than in any other ...
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Comic Con India Founder Jatin Varma Says There's No Other Space for Pop Culture in the Country
The Comic Con India founder is bullish about the future of the show in India, and talks about plans for its growth.
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Walks, Exhibitions to Celebrate World Heritage Week
From theme walks to photography exhibitions, a whole host of activities has been planned by ASI, INTACH and other heritage-conscious organisations across the country to celebrate the architectural and cultural legacy of India during the ongoing World Heritage Week.
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Asian Games: 'Different Cultures' Cause Sexual Harassments, Says OCA Chief
The Asian Games in the South Korean city of Incheon has brought together more than 13,000 athletes and officials from 45 countries and territories from the Middle East to Japan in east Asia.
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Olympic torch becomes cultural happening in United Kingdom
Spectators have stood in the rain and wind, in doorways and on sidewalks, along country lanes and beside superhighways, just hoping for a glimpse of a lone runner, torch in hand, flame held high.
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Hanuman Jayanti: History, Significance And Other Things To Know
Throughout India and in many countries around the world, Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated with great fervour and devotion. The festivities are marked by colourful processions, cultural performances and the sharing of prasad.
-
Harsh Goenka Posts Video Of An Apple Store In Japan To Highlight The Country's ''Honest'' Culture
The chairman of the RPG group shared a video that shows how iPhones in Apple stores in Japan are not tied, unlike in other countries.
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PM Modi Calls For Need To Understand Culture Of Other Countries
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday highlighted the importance of people-to-people contact in developing a cordial atmosphere and understanding the culture between the two countries.
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Mumbai's Flora Fountain And Four Others Win UNESCO Heritage Awards
Mumbai's iconic 155-year-old Flora Fountain and two other heritage landmarks in the country's financial capital are among the four sites that have been chosen from India for the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation announced on Monday.
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Chinese Minister Warns Against Seduction Of Values By Western Nations
Western countries are trying to push their culture and political values onto others, seducing them into abandoning their own, China's propaganda chief warned on Friday, saying the country must follow its own path.
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Republic Day 2017: 7 Blasts In Assam, Manipur
Seven blasts rocked the north-eastern states of Assam and Manipur on the occasion of Republic Day today even as celebrations were held in other parts of the country with the states showcasing their cultural diversity and the might of security forces.
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Republic Day 2017: India's Tejas, NSG Commandos Debut In Parade At Rajpath
India celebrated its 68th Republic Day today with a grand parade at Rajpath, the ceremonial road in the heart of Delhi flanked by the country's most important buildings. President Pranab Mukherjee, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Ministers, dignitaries and hundreds others watched the parade that showcases India's military strength and cultural ...
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Republic Day 2017: 10 Points About Grand Parade At Delhi's Rajpath
India celebrated its 68th Republic Day today with a grand parade at Rajpath, the ceremonial road in the heart of Delhi flanked by the country's most important buildings. President Pranab Mukherjee, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Ministers, dignitaries and hundreds others watched the parade that showcases India's military strength and cultural ...
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Republic Day 2017: India Celebrates 68th Republic Day, Tight Security Amid Terror Threat
India is celebrating its 68th Republic Day today, marking the anniversary of the day the country's Constitution was adopted in 1950, with the customary grand parade in the national capital and several other events. India's military strength and culture will be on display on colourful floats as a part of the annual parade at Rajpath in the heart of ...
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US Lawmaker Brad Sherman Accuses Pak Of Ruling Through 'Jihadist Extremism'
Alleging that Pakistan is using "jihadist extremism" to administer and is bent upon "extinguish" other cultures in the country, a top US lawmaker has warned Islamabad that it might be headed for 1971 like partition soon if it continues to do so.
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Indian Culture is Hypocritical When It Comes To Women, Says Richa Chadha
"India is one of those few countries in the world where violence against women starts in the womb, before the girl is even born. We have to overcome the hypocrisy in our culture. On one hand, we celebrate Navratri, nine days of fasting for the goddess, then Durga Pooja... All kinds of goddesses in India are worshipped and praised than in any other ...
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Comic Con India Founder Jatin Varma Says There's No Other Space for Pop Culture in the Country
The Comic Con India founder is bullish about the future of the show in India, and talks about plans for its growth.
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Walks, Exhibitions to Celebrate World Heritage Week
From theme walks to photography exhibitions, a whole host of activities has been planned by ASI, INTACH and other heritage-conscious organisations across the country to celebrate the architectural and cultural legacy of India during the ongoing World Heritage Week.
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Asian Games: 'Different Cultures' Cause Sexual Harassments, Says OCA Chief
The Asian Games in the South Korean city of Incheon has brought together more than 13,000 athletes and officials from 45 countries and territories from the Middle East to Japan in east Asia.
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Olympic torch becomes cultural happening in United Kingdom
Spectators have stood in the rain and wind, in doorways and on sidewalks, along country lanes and beside superhighways, just hoping for a glimpse of a lone runner, torch in hand, flame held high.
