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From Myth to Canvas: Mayura’s Vibrant Presence in Hindu Art

Dr Dinesh Soni / November 27, 2023

Mayura and a little bit about it Mayura or peacock is our national bird. Yes, we all have studied that […]

Dr Dinesh Soni / November 21, 2023

Recently, Mr N. R. Narayanmurthy gave a statement about how Indians should work 70 hours a week. The statement got

Dr Dinesh Soni / November 12, 2023

The festival of Narak Chatudashi is part of Diwali and is celebrated in Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Telangana and parts of

Dr Dinesh Soni / November 10, 2023

Diwali, the festival of lights, is celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy throughout India. However, there are certain pockets in

Dr Dinesh Soni / November 10, 2023

Today is Dhanteras, the day Lakshmi and Dhanvantari emerged from SamudraManthana. In most hospitals and clinics in India, we find

A Balipeetham has to be most misrepresented aspect of Indian temples. Balipeetham is a small square or octagonal structure built

During my QnA sessions, and in many personal messages, I am often asked for recommendation for a book that will

World Heritage Volunteer (WHV) Program is an initiative that was launched by UNESCO, in 2008. This program aims to educate

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