ANCIENT GOLD IN KARNATAKA
Karnataka villagers unearth buried pot of gold during house construction, but it’s not what you think
A routine construction in Lakkundi unearthed a pot of gold ornaments, sparking local excitement. However, the State Archaeology Department clarified the find, dating back nearly 1,000 years, consists of ordinary household jewellery, not royal treasure. The family who discovered the gold seeks its return or compensation, while it remains in official custody.
Karnataka teenager finds over 1 kg of 100-year-old gold and copper jewellery while digging at home, hands items to govt
A 14-year-old boy in Gadag district discovered a trove of gold and copper ornaments while digging for a house. But instead of keeping it at home, Prajwal Basavaraj Ritti handed over the treasure to the district administration, earning praise for his honesty. The government is considering rewarding the family with 20% of the treasure's value.
Inside Andhra's monsoon diamond rush: Farmers, fortune-seekers and Rs 5 crore finds
Every monsoon, the promise of diamonds draws crowds to Andhra Pradesh's fields. Villagers and prospectors armed with simple tools scour the land after rains, hoping to unearth valuable stones. While fortunes are occasionally found, the diamond rush brings both dreams and disruption to the rural landscape, echoing the legacy of the famed Golconda mines.
From 'Virundhu' to 'Boat': Watch latest Tamil OTT releases streaming on Prime Video, Netflix, Diney+ Hotstar
This week, Tamil cinema enthusiasts can look forward to a lineup of exciting new movies streaming across popular OTT platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ Hotstar. Highlights include GOAT, an action thriller featuring Thalapathy Vijay, and Boat, a gripping survival drama set during World War II. Other notable releases include Virundhu, a suspenseful thriller, and Thangalaan, which explores the lives of mine workers in Karnataka.
Ambani wedding: QR Code, colour-coded wristbands, standby medical teams secured guests
Asia's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, spared no expense for his son Anant's wedding to pharmaceutical heiress Radhika Merchant, hosting a lavish three-day affair attended by global celebrities, business tycoons, and politicians. The extravagant event featured color-coded wristbands for access, top-tier security, and an elaborate medical response preparedness. Guests received exclusive invitations with intricate details and keepsakes, making it a truly opulent celebration.
Watch first visuals of Ram Lalla idol in Ayodhya Ram Mandir after 'Pran Pratishtha'
The unveiling of the 51-inch idol of Ram Lalla, adorned in full dress and ornaments, marked a historic moment at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya. Crafted by Arun Yogiraj of Karnataka, portraying Lord Ram as a five-year-old, the idol's innocence, divinity, and royalty were highlighted by the Trust authorities. Prime Minister Modi completed the 'Pran Prathishta' ceremony, infusing divine essence into the idol.
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Six 'Dwars' of new Parliament mark a break with the old building
The new Parliament Building in India showcases the country's cultural and civilizational history through its architectural design. Six animal sculptures guard the six entrances to the building, each representing different aspects of India's heritage. The Gaja symbolises wisdom and wealth, the Ashva represents power and endurance, the Garuda stands for aspiration and progress, the Shardula represents strength and grace, the Hamsa symbolises discernment and self-realization, and the Makara symbolizes unity in diversity.
View: From fortune's favourite to mother's son
The idea of rashtra in India is an ancient one but the idea of Bharat Mata whose sons defend her is a recent one.
Donation of courtesans: Ganikas were valuable sources of pleasure, income and information for the State
Courtesans have existed in ancient India since Vedic times, as suggested by the Rig Vedic verse 1.167.4, for example, that refers to public women. There is also the Vedic tale of Urvashi wanting to leave their husband Pururava and return to be with damsels (apsara) of paradise (swarga). The ganika provided the same services on earth that dancing damsels (apsara) provided in the realm of the gods (deva-loka). Like the goddess of wealth (Shri), these apsaras were churned out of the ocean of milk. They were highly artistic, talented, educated and skilled women who provided entertainment and hospitality services. Their images adorned temple walls.
Nirmala Sitharaman Budget 2023 Speech: Here is the full text
This Budget hopes to build on the foundation laid in the previous Budget, and the blueprint drawn for India@100. We envision a prosperous and inclusive India, in which the fruits of development reach all regions and citizens, especially our youth, women, farmers, OBCs, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, FM said.
Is Bitcoin the new shining gold?
Bitcoin's exponential growth has given millennials access to a digital asset far more rewarding than gold. Bitcoin even at a code level is guaranteed to be deflationary and as such cannot enter hyper-inflation.
Make the most of the long weekend! Lonavla, Rajasthan, Shivanasamudra Falls are just a few options
There’s so much more than the famous ‘Lonavala Chikki’ in the green environs of Lonavala. A hill station, it attracts many nature lovers.
When fashion links heritage, handlooms
When textile designer N Bhushavali gifted a khadi kurta with ancient Grantha inscriptions on it to senior archaeologist R Nagaswamy, he was awestruck to find the young designer had embroidered it with inscriptions found in Kailasanathar Temple in Kancheepuram.
Madey Snana ritual to be revived again; 'progressive' Karnataka government fails to stop regressive practice
Critics say the state government is sitting on the draft of an anti-superstition bill, which bans madey snana among other rituals.
Arundhati Bhattacharya to Archana Bhargava: A look at women achievers in PSU banks
There is no magic formula for their success, but there is one key contributing factor — the family support.
Golden Chariot: Luxury on track
Golden Chariot is a luxurious train journey that begins in Bangalore and cuts through Karnataka to conclude with a spectacular sunset in Goa.
Watch out for Hampi Theatre!
Hampi was simply too desirable for its own good, back in the 14th century, and was ravaged by Bahmani armies. But the long lost capital of the Vijaynagar Empire is still mesmerising.
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