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New underwater excavations off ancient Chola port city Poompuhar reveal significant West Asian trade links and evidence of a submerged city.
India's acclaimed return to the Venice Biennale with 'Geographies of Distance: Returning Home' showcases diverse art, boosting cultural diplomacy and soft power.
On 11th Ayurveda Day, India highlights a decade of integrating ancient healing into modern healthcare via government schemes, scientific research, and global outreach.
72nd National Film Awards to be held in Ekta Nagar, Gujarat on September 22, 2026, honoring cinematic excellence and Anant Nag with Dadasaheb Phalke Award.
Luxury brands' cultural appropriation of Indian crafts exposes gaps in intellectual property protection and community rights, demanding a specialized framework.
PM Vishwakarma scheme achieves 30 lakh beneficiary target, boosting traditional artisans' income by 40% through skill training, credit, and market access.
Jammu civic authorities revive ancient Dogri script, Namey Dogra Akhar, on public signboards, marking a significant cultural comeback for the Indo-Aryan language.
Prime Minister Modi's Saptadhara vision aims to leverage India's rich soft power and cultural assets for global influence, economic growth, and 1 crore new jobs.
India and Uzbekistan elevate ties to comprehensive strategic partnership, targeting $5 billion trade by 2030, with key agreements on uranium supply and UPI integration.
Prime Minister's state visit elevates India-Uzbekistan ties to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, fostering cooperation across culture, economy, environment, and education.
Sarnath, where Buddha delivered his first sermon, is now India's 45th UNESCO World Heritage Site, boosting India's global cultural standing.
Congress CWC limits Vande Mataram to first two stanzas, citing 1937 resolution amidst BJP criticism and new parliamentary act on national song.
India intensifies cultural heritage preservation through schemes like Adopt a Heritage, PRASHAD, and digitisation, repatriating relics and boosting tourism.
India's handloom sector, a vital economic and cultural asset, provides livelihoods to 35 lakh weavers, requiring strategic policy support for future growth and global recognition.
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