Art & Culture

The Handicrafts Service Centre (HSC), O/o the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), New Delhi, organized a Craft Demonstration and Awareness Programme at Government Girls Senior Secondary School No. 2, Najafgarh, New Delhi, on 06/02/2026. The students were trained by National Awardee Smt. Jyosh­tna and Shri Narendar, State Awardee, who conducted live demonstrations of various crafts under the…

The Handicrafts Service Centre, Jaipur under the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), organised a Craft Learning and Hands-on Experience Programme at Kunda Craft Village, Jaipur. Today, on 27/11/2025, a group of 40 students and two staff members from IICD Jaipur participated in the programme and visited the craft village. Participants received first-hand exposure to…

Chilean weddings are vibrant celebrations filled with distinctive customs that showcase the country’s rich cultural traditions. These events bring together family and friends to honor love and unity through various rituals. From exchanging rings to lively dances, each element of a Chilean wedding is uniquely meaningful. Here are five cherished traditions that make these weddings unforgettable and significant for all involved. In Chile, exchanging rings is the central part of the wedding ceremony. Unlike in many other cultures where rings are worn on the left hand, Chilean couples wear their wedding bands on their right hand. This tradition represents the unity and commitment of the partners. The ring exchange typically occurs during a ceremony celebrating the couple’s official union in the presence of family and friends. La Hora Loca, known as “The Crazy Hour,” is a lively tradition that adds excitement to Chilean weddings. During this hour, guests don bright costumes and accessories, dancing energetically to lively music. Typically happening after dinner when guests are in high spirits, this celebration encourages everyone to let loose and enjoy themselves to the fullest. Las arras is a significant tradition in which the bride and…

Japanese snacks offer a delightful combination of flavors and textures, making them both intriguing and tasty. Ranging from sweet to savory, these treats showcase Japan’s rich culinary heritage. Whether crispy or chewy, there’s a snack for every preference. Here are five must-try Japanese snacks that everyone should experience at least once. Mochi is a classic Japanese rice cake made from glutinous rice that is pounded into a paste and shaped into various forms. It has a chewy, soft consistency and is often filled with sweet red bean paste or infused with matcha flavor. Served as a dessert or snack, mochi is particularly popular during Japan’s New Year festivities. Senbei are classic Japanese rice crackers available in various shapes, sizes, and flavors. Typically crafted from rice flour, they can be either sweet or savory. Some are flavored with soy sauce, while others are wrapped in seaweed to enhance their taste. Their crunchy texture makes them a popular and enjoyable snack choice. Dorayaki consists of two soft, fluffy pancakes filled with…

Hon’ble MLA Darsing Ronghang also I participated in the Crucial meeting of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which was held at 📍Lok Seva Bhavan, Dispur, chaired by our Hon’ble CM Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma. In this meeting, the discussion was held regarding the smooth implementation of the public welfare Schemes implemented in the state. In…

On the auspicious occasion of World Environment Day 2025, Mrs Sabina Teronpi Led a Plantation Drive at Rongnihang English L.P School, which was attended by all the Students of the School and most of the teachers, Teronpi pledged on the various ways of preventing Air Pollution and gave knowledge on the risk of Air Pollution.

Mother’s Day is celebrated worldwide to honour mothers and mother figures, but the dates and traditions vary significantly across cultures. While many countries observe the occasion on the second Sunday of May, others have unique dates and customs that reflect their cultural heritage and historical influences. United States: Second Sunday in May In the United…

Slovakia’s rich cultural heritage shines at its diverse festivals, blending history with music, dance, and crafts for both locals and tourists to enjoy. From folklore to contemporary arts, these events offer a unique glimpse into the nation’s vibrant traditions. Don’t miss these top five Slovak cultural festivals during your visit. The Bratislava Music Festival in…

Archana Rao’s collection titled “Sun and Moon” was inspired by the stark contrast between these celestial bodies, with the visuals reflecting this theme at Lakmé Fashion Week. The line showcased a harmonious blend of opposing elements, creating a fashionable representation of this celestial duality. The event was held at Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai, where…