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For centuries, India’s heritage has influenced cultures and civilisations across the world. Today, India is reaffirming its commitment to protecting and preserving this timeless legacy on the global stage. Guided by the vision of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the return of the sacred Piprahwa Buddha Relics after 127 years marks a historic moment for the nation. More than the recovery of a sacred treasure, it symbolises India’s dedication towards reclaiming and safeguarding its civilisational heritage with dignity and resolve, while ensuring that the treasures of its past receive the honour and respect they deserve worldwide. This achievement reflects the spirit of a resurgent India, anchored in its heritage, confident in its identity, and unwavering in its resolve. #12YearsOfVikasBhiVirasatBhi #CultureUnitesAll
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For centuries, India’s heritage has influenced cultures and civilisations across the world. Today, India is reaffirming its commitment to protecting and preserving this timeless legacy on the global stage. Guided by the vision of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the return of the sacred Piprahwa Buddha Relics after 127 years marks a historic moment for the nation. More than the recovery of a sacred treasure, it symbolises India’s dedication towards reclaiming and safeguarding its civilisational heritage with dignity and resolve, while ensuring that the treasures of its past receive the honour and respect they deserve worldwide. This achievement reflects the spirit of a resurgent India, anchored in its heritage, confident in its identity, and unwavering in its resolve. #12YearsOfVikasBhiVirasatBhi #CultureUnitesAll

Ministry of Culture

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Nehru reduced India to the image of snake charmers and poverty. India carried that identity for decades. PM Modi not only transformed India’s global standing, he also carried India’s cultural pride in his heart. 𝐕𝐢𝐤𝐚𝐬 𝐁𝐡𝐢, 𝐕𝐢𝐫𝐚𝐬𝐚𝐭 𝐁𝐡𝐢 𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐚 𝐬𝐥𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐧. 𝐈𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚’𝐬 𝐥𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐡. Today, India takes pride in its civilisational heritage while confidently shaping the future. From bringing back stolen artefacts and restoring sacred sites to the grand revival of Ayodhya, the rejuvenation of Kedarnath and the successful organisation of Maha Kumbh, India’s cultural identity has been placed at the heart of national development. What was once dismissed as the past is now celebrated as India’s strength. Rooted in its heritage and respected across the world, India stands taller than ever before. #12YearsOfVikasBhiVirasatBhi
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Nehru reduced India to the image of snake charmers and poverty. India carried that identity for decades. PM Modi not only transformed India’s global standing, he also carried India’s cultural pride in his heart. 𝐕𝐢𝐤𝐚𝐬 𝐁𝐡𝐢, 𝐕𝐢𝐫𝐚𝐬𝐚𝐭 𝐁𝐡𝐢 𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐚 𝐬𝐥𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐧. 𝐈𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚’𝐬 𝐥𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐡. Today, India takes pride in its civilisational heritage while confidently shaping the future. From bringing back stolen artefacts and restoring sacred sites to the grand revival of Ayodhya, the rejuvenation of Kedarnath and the successful organisation of Maha Kumbh, India’s cultural identity has been placed at the heart of national development. What was once dismissed as the past is now celebrated as India’s strength. Rooted in its heritage and respected across the world, India stands taller than ever before. #12YearsOfVikasBhiVirasatBhi

BJP

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#WATCH | Indonesia: At Prambanan Temple in Yogyakarta, PM Narendra Modi says, "Go to any place in the world, you will find glimpses of India's cultural heritage there. This is the second biggest identity of our heritage in Southeast Asia. This temple has idols of Lord Shiv, goddess Durga and Lord Ganesh. Prayers have been offered in this temple for centuries. Today, I too had the darshan at this temple, I also had the opportunity to offer prayers...The President has made me promise that we will finish this (India-Indonesia Collaborative Cultural Heritage Conservation for Prambanan Temple) before 2029 and I have to be back for it. I promise you that I will certainly be here after its renovation and celebrate with you." (Video: DD News)
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#WATCH | Indonesia: At Prambanan Temple in Yogyakarta, PM Narendra Modi says, "Go to any place in the world, you will find glimpses of India's cultural heritage there. This is the second biggest identity of our heritage in Southeast Asia. This temple has idols of Lord Shiv, goddess Durga and Lord Ganesh. Prayers have been offered in this temple for centuries. Today, I too had the darshan at this temple, I also had the opportunity to offer prayers...The President has made me promise that we will finish this (India-Indonesia Collaborative Cultural Heritage Conservation for Prambanan Temple) before 2029 and I have to be back for it. I promise you that I will certainly be here after its renovation and celebrate with you." (Video: DD News)

ANI

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Imagine a historic stepwell, its stone stairs buried under plastic, wrappers fluttering in the wind, the once-clear water murky and lifeless. In just 3 hours, the youth of Bundi turned this scene of neglect into a sparkling heritage gem. Naru's Baori now gleams under the sun and the water reflects the vibrant sky above. Led by Ramesh Yuva Mandal Institute, Balchandpara, under the Youth Programme and Sports Ministry of India, this wasn’t just cleaning. It was a message of pride, responsibility, and love for our heritage. Bundi, also called 'City of Small Kashi and Bawadiyas, has over 800 historic stepwells. Preserving them is about honoring history and protecting culture. This effort shows one thing: when youth unite, even forgotten places can shine. Video Credits : vivekgurjar_09, 1008_sonu_kumar_saini. yogi_bhupendra_12, shikhar_pancholi on IG #Bundi #SwachhBharat #YouthForChange #HeritagePreservation #CleanIndia [Bundi stepwell restoration, Naru’s Bawdi cleanup, Youth Swachh Bharat initiative]
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Imagine a historic stepwell, its stone stairs buried under plastic, wrappers fluttering in the wind, the once-clear water murky and lifeless. In just 3 hours, the youth of Bundi turned this scene of neglect into a sparkling heritage gem. Naru's Baori now gleams under the sun and the water reflects the vibrant sky above. Led by Ramesh Yuva Mandal Institute, Balchandpara, under the Youth Programme and Sports Ministry of India, this wasn’t just cleaning. It was a message of pride, responsibility, and love for our heritage. Bundi, also called 'City of Small Kashi and Bawadiyas, has over 800 historic stepwells. Preserving them is about honoring history and protecting culture. This effort shows one thing: when youth unite, even forgotten places can shine. Video Credits : vivekgurjar_09, 1008_sonu_kumar_saini. yogi_bhupendra_12, shikhar_pancholi on IG #Bundi #SwachhBharat #YouthForChange #HeritagePreservation #CleanIndia [Bundi stepwell restoration, Naru’s Bawdi cleanup, Youth Swachh Bharat initiative]

The Better India

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They called him ‘Pagal Saab’ for cleaning Jodhpur’s forgotten stepwells. But 80-year-old Caron Rawnsley, an Irishman, turned mockery into a movement. With bare hands, he’s revived 10 historic bawris, once lifelines of the desert city. His story proves: age, nationality or background doesn’t matter — love for heritage does.🌱 Let’s celebrate this unsung hero who found beauty in decay and sparked hope for preservation.💙 #Jodhpur #Stepwells #HeritageConservation #UnsungHeroes #CaronRawnsley #InspiringStories [Jodhpur, Stepwells in India, Caron Rawnsley, Heritage Conservation India, Stepwell Restoration, Community Preservation]
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They called him ‘Pagal Saab’ for cleaning Jodhpur’s forgotten stepwells. But 80-year-old Caron Rawnsley, an Irishman, turned mockery into a movement. With bare hands, he’s revived 10 historic bawris, once lifelines of the desert city. His story proves: age, nationality or background doesn’t matter — love for heritage does.🌱 Let’s celebrate this unsung hero who found beauty in decay and sparked hope for preservation.💙 #Jodhpur #Stepwells #HeritageConservation #UnsungHeroes #CaronRawnsley #InspiringStories [Jodhpur, Stepwells in India, Caron Rawnsley, Heritage Conservation India, Stepwell Restoration, Community Preservation]

The Better India

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In a moment of immense pride for India, Assam’s Moidams have been inscribed as the 43rd UNESCO World Heritage Site. This historic recognition brings global attention to the unique 700-year-old mound burial system of the Ahom Kings at Charaideo, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of Assam and Bharat. The journey of Moidams towards this prestigious recognition was spearheaded by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, who nominated these ancient structures as India’s official entry in 2023. This nomination underscores the cultural and historical significance of the Moidams, making them the first cultural heritage site and the third overall site from the North East to be inscribed on the World Heritage list. The Moidams at Charaideo, often referred to as the ‘Pyramids of India’, are a series of grand, earthen mounds that serve as the burial sites for the Ahom royalty. These structures date back to the 13th century and showcase the intricate funerary practices and cosmological beliefs of the Tai-Ahom people. The Moidams are characterized by their hemispherical shape, brick structures, and octagonal boundary walls with arched gateways. The vaults contain the remains of the royals along with grave goods, symbolizing their stature and reverence in society. The inclusion of Moidams in the UNESCO World Heritage List is a testament to their outstanding universal value. The International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) highlighted the Moidams' exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition and their representation of significant stages in human history. This recognition underscores the efforts of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and the Assam government in preserving these historic treasures. As we celebrate this achievement, it is essential to encourage visitors to explore the beauty and historical significance of the Moidams. Visiting Charaideo offers a glimpse into the region’s opulent history and the grandeur of the Ahom dynasty. Tourists can marvel at the architectural brilliance and the meticulous preservation efforts that have kept these structures intact. Additionally, it is crucial to promote the preservation of such monuments, which are abundant in India. The Moidams’ recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site serves as a reminder of the importance of conserving our cultural heritage for future generations. By visiting and supporting these sites, we contribute to their preservation and the broader narrative of India’s rich and diverse history. In celebrating the Moidams, we honour the past and look forward to a future where such legacies continue to inspire and educate. Let us cherish and preserve these invaluable treasures, ensuring they remain a source of pride and knowledge for generations to come. #MoidamsInUNESCO #AssamHeritage #AhomDynasty #IncredibleIndia #ExploreAssam #IndianHeritage #WorldHeritage #PreserveHistory #PrideOfAssam #PrideOfIndia #ExploreBharat #ExploreIndia
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In a moment of immense pride for India, Assam’s Moidams have been inscribed as the 43rd UNESCO World Heritage Site. This historic recognition brings global attention to the unique 700-year-old mound burial system of the Ahom Kings at Charaideo, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of Assam and Bharat. The journey of Moidams towards this prestigious recognition was spearheaded by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, who nominated these ancient structures as India’s official entry in 2023. This nomination underscores the cultural and historical significance of the Moidams, making them the first cultural heritage site and the third overall site from the North East to be inscribed on the World Heritage list. The Moidams at Charaideo, often referred to as the ‘Pyramids of India’, are a series of grand, earthen mounds that serve as the burial sites for the Ahom royalty. These structures date back to the 13th century and showcase the intricate funerary practices and cosmological beliefs of the Tai-Ahom people. The Moidams are characterized by their hemispherical shape, brick structures, and octagonal boundary walls with arched gateways. The vaults contain the remains of the royals along with grave goods, symbolizing their stature and reverence in society. The inclusion of Moidams in the UNESCO World Heritage List is a testament to their outstanding universal value. The International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) highlighted the Moidams' exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition and their representation of significant stages in human history. This recognition underscores the efforts of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and the Assam government in preserving these historic treasures. As we celebrate this achievement, it is essential to encourage visitors to explore the beauty and historical significance of the Moidams. Visiting Charaideo offers a glimpse into the region’s opulent history and the grandeur of the Ahom dynasty. Tourists can marvel at the architectural brilliance and the meticulous preservation efforts that have kept these structures intact. Additionally, it is crucial to promote the preservation of such monuments, which are abundant in India. The Moidams’ recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site serves as a reminder of the importance of conserving our cultural heritage for future generations. By visiting and supporting these sites, we contribute to their preservation and the broader narrative of India’s rich and diverse history. In celebrating the Moidams, we honour the past and look forward to a future where such legacies continue to inspire and educate. Let us cherish and preserve these invaluable treasures, ensuring they remain a source of pride and knowledge for generations to come. #MoidamsInUNESCO #AssamHeritage #AhomDynasty #IncredibleIndia #ExploreAssam #IndianHeritage #WorldHeritage #PreserveHistory #PrideOfAssam #PrideOfIndia #ExploreBharat #ExploreIndia

Gajendra Singh Shekhawat

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Padma Shri for K. Pajanivel, the Man Who Kept India’s 5,000-Year-Old Silambam Tradition Alive K. Pajanivel, renowned Silambam master and dedicated promoter of India’s ancient martial arts tradition, will be honoured with the Padma Shri for his exceptional contribution to preserving and popularising indigenous martial arts and folk culture. Hailing from Puducherry, he has devoted over three decades to training thousands of students in Silambam and other traditional martial and folk art forms, while actively promoting Tamil Nadu’s 5,000-year-old weapon-based martial art across India and internationally. Through free training camps, cultural programmes, and grassroots mentorship, he has played a vital role in keeping India’s rich martial heritage alive for future generations. Pajanivel supports teaching Silambam in schools and aims to further promote it globally. His work has been vital in keeping India’s rich martial heritage alive for future generations. Credit : Hindustan Times.
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Padma Shri for K. Pajanivel, the Man Who Kept India’s 5,000-Year-Old Silambam Tradition Alive K. Pajanivel, renowned Silambam master and dedicated promoter of India’s ancient martial arts tradition, will be honoured with the Padma Shri for his exceptional contribution to preserving and popularising indigenous martial arts and folk culture. Hailing from Puducherry, he has devoted over three decades to training thousands of students in Silambam and other traditional martial and folk art forms, while actively promoting Tamil Nadu’s 5,000-year-old weapon-based martial art across India and internationally. Through free training camps, cultural programmes, and grassroots mentorship, he has played a vital role in keeping India’s rich martial heritage alive for future generations. Pajanivel supports teaching Silambam in schools and aims to further promote it globally. His work has been vital in keeping India’s rich martial heritage alive for future generations. Credit : Hindustan Times.

Augadh

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As the sacred Somnath Temple in Gujarat marks 75 years of its historic restoration tomorrow, Andhra Pradesh is celebrating its own spiritual and cultural resurgence with the inauguration of a majestic 65-foot Trishul at Kailasagiri, Visakhapatnam. Just as the vast sea before Somnath symbolizes resilience and strength, Kailasagiri too rises above the coastline, overlooking the sea and reflecting the same timeless spirit of faith. From Somnath to #Vizag, Bharat’s spiritual heritage continues to inspire us to rise stronger, rooted in culture, faith, and goodness! Om Namah Shivay💐
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As the sacred Somnath Temple in Gujarat marks 75 years of its historic restoration tomorrow, Andhra Pradesh is celebrating its own spiritual and cultural resurgence with the inauguration of a majestic 65-foot Trishul at Kailasagiri, Visakhapatnam. Just as the vast sea before Somnath symbolizes resilience and strength, Kailasagiri too rises above the coastline, overlooking the sea and reflecting the same timeless spirit of faith. From Somnath to #Vizag, Bharat’s spiritual heritage continues to inspire us to rise stronger, rooted in culture, faith, and goodness! Om Namah Shivay💐

Lokesh Nara

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One year ago, a new chapter was added to Hyderabad's heritage landscape with the inauguration of the facade lighting of the historic Kacheguda Railway Station. Supported by the Ministry of Tourism, Govt of India, the project has illuminated this iconic railway station, built in 1916 in Gothic architectural style. With 785 state-of-the-art lighting fixtures, the initiative highlights the station's architectural grandeur and rich legacy. Over the past year, the beautifully illuminated station has emerged as a symbol of heritage conservation, urban beautification, and tourism promotion, enabling citizens and visitors alike to experience the timeless charm of one of Hyderabad's most treasured landmarks. Celebrating one year of preserving our heritage while lighting the way forward. Ministry of Tourism South Central Railway
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One year ago, a new chapter was added to Hyderabad's heritage landscape with the inauguration of the facade lighting of the historic Kacheguda Railway Station. Supported by the Ministry of Tourism, Govt of India, the project has illuminated this iconic railway station, built in 1916 in Gothic architectural style. With 785 state-of-the-art lighting fixtures, the initiative highlights the station's architectural grandeur and rich legacy. Over the past year, the beautifully illuminated station has emerged as a symbol of heritage conservation, urban beautification, and tourism promotion, enabling citizens and visitors alike to experience the timeless charm of one of Hyderabad's most treasured landmarks. Celebrating one year of preserving our heritage while lighting the way forward. Ministry of Tourism South Central Railway

G Kishan Reddy

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Joga Owode town in Atan, Ogun State, is a treasure trove of rich Yoruba heritage. The ancient houses here are not just structures, but living testaments to history and culture. The commitment to preserving these historical buildings is truly commendable. The traditional architecture, intricate carvings, and stories behind each structure are wonderful. It's like stepping into the past, into the lives of ancestors. These buildings are not just relics of a bygone era; they're a connection to roots, traditions, and identity. The Yoruba people have always been known for their exceptional craftsmanship, and these structures showcase that expertise. The old family compounds, with their courtyards and verandas, are particularly notable. You can almost hear the whispers of ancestors sharing stories and wisdom passed down through generations. Preserving these historical buildings is not just about nostalgia; it's about honoring heritage and keeping culture alive. The people of Joga Owode are doing a fantastic job of safeguarding history. Joga Owode town is a shining example of how to celebrate the past while embracing the present. Let's continue to cherish and protect cultural heritage for the benefit of future generations. Visiting Joga Owode offers a chance to experience the richness of Yoruba heritage firsthand.
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Joga Owode town in Atan, Ogun State, is a treasure trove of rich Yoruba heritage. The ancient houses here are not just structures, but living testaments to history and culture. The commitment to preserving these historical buildings is truly commendable. The traditional architecture, intricate carvings, and stories behind each structure are wonderful. It's like stepping into the past, into the lives of ancestors. These buildings are not just relics of a bygone era; they're a connection to roots, traditions, and identity. The Yoruba people have always been known for their exceptional craftsmanship, and these structures showcase that expertise. The old family compounds, with their courtyards and verandas, are particularly notable. You can almost hear the whispers of ancestors sharing stories and wisdom passed down through generations. Preserving these historical buildings is not just about nostalgia; it's about honoring heritage and keeping culture alive. The people of Joga Owode are doing a fantastic job of safeguarding history. Joga Owode town is a shining example of how to celebrate the past while embracing the present. Let's continue to cherish and protect cultural heritage for the benefit of future generations. Visiting Joga Owode offers a chance to experience the richness of Yoruba heritage firsthand.

Think Yoruba First, Ogun Chapter

54,112 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

Andhra Pradesh offers a diverse journey shaped by its coastline, hills, heritage, and spiritual traditions. From the shores of Visakhapatnam to the misty valleys of Araku and the unique formations of Borra Caves, the state presents a landscape that is both varied and immersive. Its cultural and historical depth is reflected in landmarks like Lepakshi, Amaravati, and Undavalli Caves, while sacred sites such as Tirumala and Kanaka Durga Temple continue to draw millions of devotees. From traditional crafts like Kalamkari and Uppada weaving to regional flavours such as Gongura Pachadi and Pootharekulu, Andhra Pradesh reflects a strong and living cultural identity. An initiative of NITI Aayog, Divya Bharat – A Window to the Soul of India showcases India’s diverse cultural, spiritual, and natural heritage through a state-wise journey. Access the full publication: Experience a curated glimpse of India’s States and Union Territories, watch now: #PMOIndia #NITIAayog #DivyaBharat #AndhraPradesh #IncredibleIndia #Tirupati #IndianCulture #ExploreIndia PMO India Narendra Modi Rao Inderjit Singh AP Tourism Ministry of Information and Broadcasting PIB India DD News Doordarshan National दूरदर्शन नेशनल PB-SHABD All India Radio News Suman K. Bery YUGAL JOSHI
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Andhra Pradesh offers a diverse journey shaped by its coastline, hills, heritage, and spiritual traditions. From the shores of Visakhapatnam to the misty valleys of Araku and the unique formations of Borra Caves, the state presents a landscape that is both varied and immersive. Its cultural and historical depth is reflected in landmarks like Lepakshi, Amaravati, and Undavalli Caves, while sacred sites such as Tirumala and Kanaka Durga Temple continue to draw millions of devotees. From traditional crafts like Kalamkari and Uppada weaving to regional flavours such as Gongura Pachadi and Pootharekulu, Andhra Pradesh reflects a strong and living cultural identity. An initiative of NITI Aayog, Divya Bharat – A Window to the Soul of India showcases India’s diverse cultural, spiritual, and natural heritage through a state-wise journey. Access the full publication: Experience a curated glimpse of India’s States and Union Territories, watch now: #PMOIndia #NITIAayog #DivyaBharat #AndhraPradesh #IncredibleIndia #Tirupati #IndianCulture #ExploreIndia PMO India Narendra Modi Rao Inderjit Singh AP Tourism Ministry of Information and Broadcasting PIB India DD News Doordarshan National दूरदर्शन नेशनल PB-SHABD All India Radio News Suman K. Bery YUGAL JOSHI

NITI Aayog

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A New Chapter in Kolhapur’s Heritage, Development and Progress Performed Bhoomipujan and inaugurated various development projects in Karveer Nagari, Kolhapur, today. On the birth anniversary of Sangeet Surya Keshavrao Bhosale, the historic theatre bearing his name was inaugurated following its restoration, marking a proud moment for Kolhapur’s rich artistic legacy. Built in 1915 as the Palace Theatre and renamed Sangeet Surya Keshavrao Bhosale Theatre in 1957, this iconic landmark has been restored preserving its heritage character while adding modern facilities. Having nurtured generations of legendary artists and shaped Kolhapur’s identity as Kalapur, the theatre stands as a proud symbol of Maharashtra’s rich theatrical heritage. The heritage structure of Chhatrapati Pramilaraje Hospital, Kolhapur, has been beautifully restored and upgraded with advanced healthcare facilities. A new residential complex for police personnel has been inaugurated in Ichalkaranji, strengthening support for the police force. Kolhapur’s sporting legacy is also set to gain further momentum with the development of a new hockey stadium, adding another dimension to the city's celebrated sporting culture alongside its strong wrestling and traditional talim heritage. A major focus remains on strengthening Kolhapur’s resilience against flood-like situations. The Maharashtra Resilient Development Project (MRDP), developed on the basis of scientific studies in collaboration with the World Bank, will provide a comprehensive and sustainable approach to mitigating flood risks in the region. From preserving heritage and strengthening healthcare to empowering police personnel, expanding sporting infrastructure and building climate resilience, Kolhapur is advancing with a clear vision honouring its glorious past while building a stronger, modern and future-ready city. Assembly Speaker Adv. Rahul Narwekar, DCM Sunetratai Pawar, Minister Chandrakant Dada Patil, Minister Prakash Abitkar, MoS Madhuritai Misal, MP Dhananjay Mahadik, Kolhapur Mayor Rouparanitai Nikam and other dignitaries were present. Rahul Narwekar Sunetra Ajit Pawar Chandrakant Patil Prakash Abitkar Madhuri Misal Dhananjay Mahadik KMC Kolhapur #Maharashtra #KolhapurMunicipalCorporation
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A New Chapter in Kolhapur’s Heritage, Development and Progress Performed Bhoomipujan and inaugurated various development projects in Karveer Nagari, Kolhapur, today. On the birth anniversary of Sangeet Surya Keshavrao Bhosale, the historic theatre bearing his name was inaugurated following its restoration, marking a proud moment for Kolhapur’s rich artistic legacy. Built in 1915 as the Palace Theatre and renamed Sangeet Surya Keshavrao Bhosale Theatre in 1957, this iconic landmark has been restored preserving its heritage character while adding modern facilities. Having nurtured generations of legendary artists and shaped Kolhapur’s identity as Kalapur, the theatre stands as a proud symbol of Maharashtra’s rich theatrical heritage. The heritage structure of Chhatrapati Pramilaraje Hospital, Kolhapur, has been beautifully restored and upgraded with advanced healthcare facilities. A new residential complex for police personnel has been inaugurated in Ichalkaranji, strengthening support for the police force. Kolhapur’s sporting legacy is also set to gain further momentum with the development of a new hockey stadium, adding another dimension to the city's celebrated sporting culture alongside its strong wrestling and traditional talim heritage. A major focus remains on strengthening Kolhapur’s resilience against flood-like situations. The Maharashtra Resilient Development Project (MRDP), developed on the basis of scientific studies in collaboration with the World Bank, will provide a comprehensive and sustainable approach to mitigating flood risks in the region. From preserving heritage and strengthening healthcare to empowering police personnel, expanding sporting infrastructure and building climate resilience, Kolhapur is advancing with a clear vision honouring its glorious past while building a stronger, modern and future-ready city. Assembly Speaker Adv. Rahul Narwekar, DCM Sunetratai Pawar, Minister Chandrakant Dada Patil, Minister Prakash Abitkar, MoS Madhuritai Misal, MP Dhananjay Mahadik, Kolhapur Mayor Rouparanitai Nikam and other dignitaries were present. Rahul Narwekar Sunetra Ajit Pawar Chandrakant Patil Prakash Abitkar Madhuri Misal Dhananjay Mahadik KMC Kolhapur #Maharashtra #KolhapurMunicipalCorporation

Devendra Fadnavis

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Nestled along the eastern coastline of India, Odisha is a land where spirituality, heritage, and nature come together in a deeply rooted cultural landscape. From ancient temples to vibrant festivals, the state reflects a timeless connection between devotion and everyday life. Home to iconic landmarks such as the Konark Sun Temple and the sacred Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha’s spiritual essence is brought to life through grand celebrations like the Rath Yatra and Durga Puja. Its rich traditions extend to classical dance forms, intricate handicrafts like Pattachitra and silver filigree, and diverse tribal communities that preserve age-old ways of life. Beyond its cultural depth, Odisha offers serene coastal experiences and ecological richness—from the tranquil shores of Puri to the vast expanse of Chilika Lake, a haven for migratory birds and unique biodiversity. Its cuisine, with dishes like Pakhala Bhata, Dalma, Chhena Poda, and Dahi Vada Aloo Dum, reflects a blend of simplicity and tradition rooted in local life. Whether it is exploring heritage sites, witnessing living traditions, or experiencing its natural beauty, Odisha offers a journey that is both enriching and enduring. An initiative of NITI Aayog, Divya Bharat – A Window to the Soul of India is a curated national effort to showcase the country’s diverse cultural, spiritual, and natural heritage. Through a state-wise journey, it brings together India’s rich traditions, iconic landscapes, vibrant festivals, and living heritage, offering a holistic narrative of the nation’s unity in diversity. Access the full publication: Experience a curated glimpse of India’s States and Union Territories, watch now: #PMOIndia #NITIAayog #DivyaBharat #Odisha #IncredibleIndia #CulturalHeritage #ExploreIndia PMO India Narendra Modi Rao Inderjit Singh Ministry of Information and Broadcasting PIB India YUGAL JOSHI DD News Doordarshan National दूरदर्शन नेशनल All India Radio News PB-SHABD Odisha Tourism
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Nestled along the eastern coastline of India, Odisha is a land where spirituality, heritage, and nature come together in a deeply rooted cultural landscape. From ancient temples to vibrant festivals, the state reflects a timeless connection between devotion and everyday life. Home to iconic landmarks such as the Konark Sun Temple and the sacred Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha’s spiritual essence is brought to life through grand celebrations like the Rath Yatra and Durga Puja. Its rich traditions extend to classical dance forms, intricate handicrafts like Pattachitra and silver filigree, and diverse tribal communities that preserve age-old ways of life. Beyond its cultural depth, Odisha offers serene coastal experiences and ecological richness—from the tranquil shores of Puri to the vast expanse of Chilika Lake, a haven for migratory birds and unique biodiversity. Its cuisine, with dishes like Pakhala Bhata, Dalma, Chhena Poda, and Dahi Vada Aloo Dum, reflects a blend of simplicity and tradition rooted in local life. Whether it is exploring heritage sites, witnessing living traditions, or experiencing its natural beauty, Odisha offers a journey that is both enriching and enduring. An initiative of NITI Aayog, Divya Bharat – A Window to the Soul of India is a curated national effort to showcase the country’s diverse cultural, spiritual, and natural heritage. Through a state-wise journey, it brings together India’s rich traditions, iconic landscapes, vibrant festivals, and living heritage, offering a holistic narrative of the nation’s unity in diversity. Access the full publication: Experience a curated glimpse of India’s States and Union Territories, watch now: #PMOIndia #NITIAayog #DivyaBharat #Odisha #IncredibleIndia #CulturalHeritage #ExploreIndia PMO India Narendra Modi Rao Inderjit Singh Ministry of Information and Broadcasting PIB India YUGAL JOSHI DD News Doordarshan National दूरदर्शन नेशनल All India Radio News PB-SHABD Odisha Tourism

NITI Aayog

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Cambodian Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts solemnly condemns the destructive attacks carried out by the Thai military against Ta Krabey Temple, a sacred cultural site of Cambodia. This reprehensible act reflects profound immorality and demonstrates a blatant disregard for culture, civilization, and the sacred heritage that forms part of the shared legacy of humanity, especially the priceless cultural patrimony built and preserved by Khmer ancestors. “The Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts calls upon all national and international bodies, particularly UNESCO, the ASEAN community, relevant institutions, organizations, associations, and all individuals dedicated to the protection of humanity’s heritage, to unequivocally condemn these actions and to urge the Thai military to immediately cease all acts of destruction. National and international intervention is urgently required, as the Thai military has continued indiscriminate attacks on multiple locations, including both civilian areas and heritage sites. Notably, on 8 December 2025, the Temple of Preah Vihear also sustained damage, resulting in the total destruction of conservation facilities under the Cambodia–India joint conservation project, along with other temple structures,” according to the statement seen by Fresh News on Tuesday (Dec. 9). “The Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts will employ all available mechanisms, both national and international, to ensure that Thailand is held accountable under applicable international law for these immoral acts and to ensure that these destructive actions are duly recorded in the historical record of humanity.”
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Cambodian Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts solemnly condemns the destructive attacks carried out by the Thai military against Ta Krabey Temple, a sacred cultural site of Cambodia. This reprehensible act reflects profound immorality and demonstrates a blatant disregard for culture, civilization, and the sacred heritage that forms part of the shared legacy of humanity, especially the priceless cultural patrimony built and preserved by Khmer ancestors. “The Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts calls upon all national and international bodies, particularly UNESCO, the ASEAN community, relevant institutions, organizations, associations, and all individuals dedicated to the protection of humanity’s heritage, to unequivocally condemn these actions and to urge the Thai military to immediately cease all acts of destruction. National and international intervention is urgently required, as the Thai military has continued indiscriminate attacks on multiple locations, including both civilian areas and heritage sites. Notably, on 8 December 2025, the Temple of Preah Vihear also sustained damage, resulting in the total destruction of conservation facilities under the Cambodia–India joint conservation project, along with other temple structures,” according to the statement seen by Fresh News on Tuesday (Dec. 9). “The Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts will employ all available mechanisms, both national and international, to ensure that Thailand is held accountable under applicable international law for these immoral acts and to ensure that these destructive actions are duly recorded in the historical record of humanity.”

Fresh News

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𝐂𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐆𝐨𝐥𝐤𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐚 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐭! During my tenure as Union Minister for Tourism & Culture, the iconic Golkonda Fort in Hyderabad was transformed into an immersive heritage experience through the Facade Illumination and Light & Multimedia Sound Show, bringing its magnificent 800-year history to life. 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐣𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐂𝐨𝐬𝐭: ₹𝟐𝟐 𝐜𝐫𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐊𝐞𝐲 𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬: • Spectacular facade illumination with state-of-the-art lighting technology • Immersive 3D projection mapping showcasing Golkonda Fort's rich 800-year legacy • Engaging Light & Multimedia Sound Show narrating the fort's glorious history and cultural significance • Enhanced visitor experience through technology-driven storytelling This landmark initiative seamlessly blends heritage conservation with modern technology, enriching the visitor experience, promoting heritage tourism, and showcasing Golkonda Fort as a world-class cultural and tourism destination while preserving its historic legacy. Do visit and experience this unique celebration of our heritage. Archaeological Survey of India
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𝐂𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐆𝐨𝐥𝐤𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐚 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐭! During my tenure as Union Minister for Tourism & Culture, the iconic Golkonda Fort in Hyderabad was transformed into an immersive heritage experience through the Facade Illumination and Light & Multimedia Sound Show, bringing its magnificent 800-year history to life. 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐣𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐂𝐨𝐬𝐭: ₹𝟐𝟐 𝐜𝐫𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐊𝐞𝐲 𝐇𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬: • Spectacular facade illumination with state-of-the-art lighting technology • Immersive 3D projection mapping showcasing Golkonda Fort's rich 800-year legacy • Engaging Light & Multimedia Sound Show narrating the fort's glorious history and cultural significance • Enhanced visitor experience through technology-driven storytelling This landmark initiative seamlessly blends heritage conservation with modern technology, enriching the visitor experience, promoting heritage tourism, and showcasing Golkonda Fort as a world-class cultural and tourism destination while preserving its historic legacy. Do visit and experience this unique celebration of our heritage. Archaeological Survey of India

G Kishan Reddy

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These river dolphins don’t just swim — they spark change too. In Kota, Rajasthan, a group of young volunteers is cleaning rivers, ghats, stepwells, and public spaces without waiting for the system to act. From removing plastic waste along riverbanks to restoring historic spots and spreading awareness, these youths are leading by example. While many complain about the mess, they choose to step in and make a difference. Their message is simple: patriotism isn’t just about waving the flag — it’s also about caring for your city, rivers, and shared spaces. Their story proves that real change often begins with a few responsible people taking the first step. Video Credits : kota_community #KotaCommunity #CleanIndia #YouthForChange #RiverCleanup #RealHeroes [Kota Community, River Cleaning India, Youth Volunteers, Clean City Campaign, Rajasthan Youth] Origina post by द बेटर इंडिया (The Better India - Hindi)
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These river dolphins don’t just swim — they spark change too. In Kota, Rajasthan, a group of young volunteers is cleaning rivers, ghats, stepwells, and public spaces without waiting for the system to act. From removing plastic waste along riverbanks to restoring historic spots and spreading awareness, these youths are leading by example. While many complain about the mess, they choose to step in and make a difference. Their message is simple: patriotism isn’t just about waving the flag — it’s also about caring for your city, rivers, and shared spaces. Their story proves that real change often begins with a few responsible people taking the first step. Video Credits : kota_community #KotaCommunity #CleanIndia #YouthForChange #RiverCleanup #RealHeroes [Kota Community, River Cleaning India, Youth Volunteers, Clean City Campaign, Rajasthan Youth] Origina post by द बेटर इंडिया (The Better India - Hindi)

The Better India

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Cheetahs had got extinct in India for 70 years before the Hon’ble PM and Govt of India decided to reintroduce them with the help of Namibia and South Africa in 2022 in Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh . Project Cheetah was started and a few imported cheetahs were introduced in Kuno. After about 3 years , the cheetah population has grown to 32 . The sight of cheetah cubs in this video reflects progress in habitat adaptation, prey availability, and field-level management by forest and wildlife authorities. It is not only a conservation achievement but also a symbol of India’s commitment to restoring lost ecological heritage. If managed successfully, it may pave the way for establishing a genetically viable and free-ranging cheetah population in India 🇮🇳. It’s such a great sight seeing this 🤗
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Cheetahs had got extinct in India for 70 years before the Hon’ble PM and Govt of India decided to reintroduce them with the help of Namibia and South Africa in 2022 in Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh . Project Cheetah was started and a few imported cheetahs were introduced in Kuno. After about 3 years , the cheetah population has grown to 32 . The sight of cheetah cubs in this video reflects progress in habitat adaptation, prey availability, and field-level management by forest and wildlife authorities. It is not only a conservation achievement but also a symbol of India’s commitment to restoring lost ecological heritage. If managed successfully, it may pave the way for establishing a genetically viable and free-ranging cheetah population in India 🇮🇳. It’s such a great sight seeing this 🤗

CV Anand IPS

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