Me'gong Festival 2025 concluded with a spectacular finale in the Garo Hills, drawing thousands of visitors over two days and reinforcing Meghalaya's emergence as one of India's most vibrant cultural destinations.
The Ghari Battalion of the Indian Army's Poonch Brigade on Sunday flagged off the National Integration Tour from Poonch to Dehradun, aimed at familiarising students with the diverse cultural and operational aspects of the Indian Army.
General Officer Commanding (GOC) Spear Corps, Lieutenant General Abhijit S Pendharkar, visited the Army-supported textile unit at Zakhama village in Nagaland's Kohima district, a centre enabling livelihood generation and cultural preservation for local communities.
The Indian High Commission in Dhaka celebrated the 54th Maitri Diwas, marking India's 1971 recognition of Bangladesh. High Commissioner Pranay Verma called it a milestone and highlighted shared history, cultural ties, and a commitment to a mutually beneficial future partnership.
Echoing the deep personal bond he shares with the region, the Minister said, "My relationship with Nagaland and its 17 tribes is one I feel from the heart. I bring with me the hopes, aspirations and unwavering commitment of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whose Act East vision is transformi
Organised by Royal Enfield, this year's Motoverse drew close to 40,000 attendees, a living, breathing convergence of subcultures, craft, style, and the people who define motorcycling.
In his letter, Gogoi drew attention to a statement made by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma in the state Assembly on 24 November, where he claimed that findings of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) of Assam Police suggested that Garg's death "was a murder." The Chief Minister fur
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 6: We are pleased to introduce the watch.swiss exhibition tour, dedicated to Swiss watchmaking excellence This interactive showcase on Swiss watches makes watchmaking culture accessible to all, an experience not to be missed.
Dayashankar Mishra, Minister of State, will attend as the chief guest, highlighting the cultural and national significance of this growing fitness initiative in a city that blends ancient traditions with contemporary energy.
With the Aam Bagicha initiative, the situation is now changing and this wind of change is becoming visible in villages nestled deep within the forest, where livelihood opportunities were once limited. The intent of the government, coupled with continuous efforts of the administration, has