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    Delhi's 'urban oasis': 90-acre Lodhi Garden turns 90

    Lodhi Garden, Delhi's cherished green sanctuary, marks 90 years since it was established as Lady Willingdon Park in 1936. This 90-acre expanse, home to stunning historical tombs of the Sayyid and Lodi dynasties, is a haven for nature lovers and casual walkers alike.

    Samrat Samprati Museum's message important for world facing instability & unrest: PM Modi

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Samrat Samprati Museum in Gujarat, highlighting its message of peace and non-violence amidst global unrest. He emphasized the museum's role in preserving India's rich heritage and correcting past governmental neglect in safeguarding ancient manuscripts and knowledge.

    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.

    Once a bus conductor, now a Padma Awardee: Who is Anke Gowda, the man who built India’s largest free library with two-million-books

    Anke Gowda, a 75-year-old former bus conductor from Karnataka, has been awarded the Padma Shri 2026 for creating Pustak Mane, India’s largest free-access library. Housing over two million books in 20 languages, including rare manuscripts and dictionaries, the library serves students, researchers, civil service aspirants, and even Supreme Court judges. Gowda devoted decades and most of his income to building this public resource, living simply with his wife within the library, and continues to expand and organise it under the Anke Gowda Jnana Pratishthana Foundation.

    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.

    Anand Mahindra likes Kerala city and its architecture, buildings. 6 things to do see there

    Industrialist Anand Mahindra highlighted Kochi's growing appeal, drawing attention to Fort Kochi's rich colonial history and cultural magnetism. The city offers immersive experiences like exploring local markets by tuk-tuk, witnessing iconic Chinese fishing nets, and appreciating Kathakali performances, the Dutch Palace, and the historic Jewish Synagogue.

    The Economic Times
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