Sacred strokes of color on foreheads are a major display of Hinduism at India’s Maha Kumbh festival
But when they leave — believing their sins have been cleansed by the redemptive bath — they leave with one thing in common: their foreheads display a sacred stroke of color.
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Jason Derulo dances to Bollywood hits ‘Chammak Challo’, ‘UP Wala Thumka’
American singer-songwriter and dancer Jason Derulo, best known for his global hit ‘Swalla’, recently embraced Bollywood fever ...
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'Raees' to 'Veer Zara': Films that captures the essence of Makar Sankranti
Makar Sankranti is a joyous festival that marks the end of winter and the beginning of longer days, symbolizing new beginnings and happiness. Known for its kite-flying, delicious treats, and ...
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Vishwa Hindi Diwas 2025: Here is significance, history, theme and other key details
Hindi Diwas 2025: World Hindi Day, observed on January 10 every year, celebrates the global significance of the Hindi language, promoting its international presence. Initiated in 2006, the day ...
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‘Got A Call, Held Hostage…’: YouTuber Put Under Digital Arrest For 40 Hours
Social media influencer and YouTuber Ankush Bahuguna has shared a devastating and horrific incident of being under “digital arrest" for around 40 hours. The influencer, who represented India at the ...
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NRIs from Uttarakhand present plans for ‘adopted’ villages
Non-resident Uttarakhandis have selected villages under the 'Adopt a Village' programme and provided development plans to the state government. The initiative aims for holistic village development ...