New Delhi [India], July 29: The 34th Annual Hussain Day Convention, held at Shia Aramgah, Richmond Town, Bengaluru, emerged as one of India's most remarkable interfaith gatherings, bringing together political leaders, religious scholars, clergy, journalists, artists, poets, entrepreneurs, an
New Delhi [India], July 24: Whistling Woods International (WWI), India's premier institute for Film, Communication and Creative Arts, celebrated its annual Art & Poetry Day on 21st July, commemorating the birth anniversary of the legendary lyricist Anand Bakshi. The event brought toge
Kuala Lumpur [Malaysia], July 20: International Authors Association proudly celebrates Sreekumar Maranghat Sambhu, recipient of the International Author Excellence Award 2026, for his acclaimed poetry collection, The Grammar of Stillness, at the prestigious literary ceremony held at Grand Mi
Jhansi (Uttar Pradesh)/ Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], July 15: There are countless emotions and thoughts hidden within our hearts and minds that we often feel deeply but fail to express in words. Capturing these unspoken feelings and the beautiful, fleeting moments of life, young author,
Christopher Nolan has addressed the online backlash surrounding his upcoming epic 'The Odyssey', saying pre-release criticism is ultimately "irrelevant" because audiences have not yet seen the finished film.
The Oscar-winning filmmaker also explained why his adaptation of Homer's classic po
Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], July 9: The official Curtain Raiser and Press Conference ahead of the Maitri Cultural Economy Samiti (MCES) - West Bengal Summit brought together eminent dignitaries who shared the vision, roadmap, and future direction for a culturally rooted and economically e
New Delhi [India], July 7: In a literary landscape often drawn to grand narratives and dramatic storytelling, debut poet Ayesha Masood offers readers something profoundly intimate with Unsung Thresholds, a collection of twenty-one poems that celebrates the quiet moments shaping the human exp
Union Minister Ramdas Athawale, known for his signature brand of wit and rhyming couplets, has defended his unique style of political discourse, asserting that his penchant for poetry and humour serves a vital role in maintaining a pleasant atmosphere within the halls of Parliament.
The central themes of the conference were rooted in profound spiritual concepts such as 'Guru' (Spiritual Master), 'Bhagwan' (God), 'Atmavichar' (Self-reflection), 'Sankhya Vichar' (Philosophical discernment), and 'Akshay Anand' (Eternal Bliss).