Human Rights Violations at UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Survival International’s report on World Heritage Day 2024 accuses UNESCO of complicity in human rights abuses against indigenous communities in
Kesariya Stupa
Kesariya Stupa is acclaimed as the world’s tallest and largest Buddhist stupa. About Kesariya Stupa: Historical Background: Visits by Ancient
Mohiniyattam: A dance form of Kerala| UPSC
Mohiniyattam has recently made gender neutral by the Kerala Kalamandalam, a deemed university for arts and culture. About Mohiniyattam: Characteristics:
Six heritage sites of MP in UNESCO’s tentative list
Six heritage sites of MP (Madhya Prades)h have been included in the tentative United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Nana Jagannath Shankarseth
The Maharashtra Government has recently decided to propose renaming Mumbai Central station after Nana Jagannath Shankarseth, a revered social reformer,
India’s Nomination for World Monuments Fund Watch
The Eri (tank) network in the Kazhuveli watershed region, Tamil Nadu was recently proposed for nomination to the World Monuments
PB-SHABD
PB-SHABD (Prasar Bharti – Shared Audio Visuals for Broadcast and Dissemination), was recently launched by the Union Minister of Information
Kochrab and Sabarmati Ashram
Prime Minister visited Kochrab and Sabarmati Ashram and launched the Master plan of Gandhi Ashram Memorial. About Kochrab Ashram: About
Lachit Borphukan
Prime Minister unveiled a 125-foot bronze statue of Ahom general Lachit Borphukan at his burial site in eastern Assam’s Jorhat
Shankaracharya Temple
Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered his reverence to the Shankaracharya Hill and the temple atop it during his Kashmir visit.