Talking Threads - A story of Indian embroidery

InduQin
Jul 5, 2019
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Heritage manifests itself in many things, in art, music, folk theater, paintings, sculptures, crafts, architecture, food, design of objects used in everyday life, textiles, and embroideries.

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Deepavali has been added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list, recognising its cultural significance and enduring traditions. Celebrated globally as a festival of renewal, unity, and prosperity, it supports artisans, strengthens communities, and promotes inclusive values. India’s community-driven nomination highlights Deepavali’s diversity, while the recognition reinforces efforts to preserve and honour this cherished living tradition.

Deepavali Shines on the Global Stage with UNESCO Heritage Recognition

Joe Rogan’s astonishment at Maharashtra’s eighth‑century Kailasa Temple has renewed global interest in the massive monolithic structure. Carved top‑down from a single mountain, the temple’s precision, scale, and history have impressed historians and viewers alike. His remarks, echoed by author Amish Tripathi, have sparked rising searches and revived attention to India’s extraordinary rock‑cut architectural legacy.

Joe Rogan’s Awe Reignites Global Fascination With Maharashtra’s Kailasa Temple

The new NCERT Class 7 history textbook offers a detailed account of medieval invasions, expanding coverage of Mahmud of Ghazni, Bakhtiyar Khilji, and Muhammad bin Qasim. It highlights destruction, plunder, and their historical impact, including the fall of Somnath and Nalanda. The book urges critical reflection while aligning with NEP 2020 and the updated curriculum framework.

NCERT’s New Class 7 History Textbook Expands Focus on Medieval Invasions

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Talking Threads - A story of Indian embroidery

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