Culture

A woman took to 'X' formerly known as Twitter and shared about her job resignation in just three days of joining. The woman explained and said, "He (boss) accused me of being argumentative. He then told me he was giving me until tomorrow (which is today) to decide if I can work there. I told him I didn't need till tomorrow, and said I was resigning effectively immediately."

In Australia, another incident of Hindu temple vandalism was reported on March 4. Notably, Shree Laxmi Narayan Mandir (Temple) in Brisbane's Burbank suburb was vandalised by Khalistani groups, causing distress to the local Hindu community. This is the fifth attempt of vandalisation after various attempts earlier in January and February, confirmed local sources. The Hindu Human Rights Director, Sarah L. Gates claimed these attacks to terrorize… read-more

Maharashtra government has allotted 10 acres of land to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams for the construction of a Tirupati temple. Maharashtra Tourism Minister Aaditya Thackeray shared an image on Twitter, which shows him handing over the official letter of land allotment to TTD CEO Dharma Reddy. He wrote, "It was my greatest honour to humbly hand over the official letter of allotment of Land for the Lord Venkateswara Temple."

Amit Shah has suggested that Indians should read philosopher and poet Sri Aurobindo's works to understand the nation's soul. He stressed that, while other countries are based on resolutions, India is one such country which is based on culture. Shah noted, "If we understand his message, he gave a different description of India." He made these remarks during a program to mark the poet's 150th birth anniversary.

To elevate India’s culture and heritage, Netflix and UNESCO have collaborated to feature the famous animated series “Mighty Little Bheem.” They both have also decided to launch short videos concerning “One Country, Incredible Diversity” focussing on the cultural journey of India, popular monuments, famous festivals like Holi, Dusshera, and others. Besides, the first video of the animated series was released by UNESCO on August 13, before… read-more