cultural celebrations

Diljit Dosanjh's Madison Square Garden shows became a cultural celebration, with fans welcomed with free Atta Halwa and jasmine bracelets. Celebrity chef Vikas Khanna highlighted the emotional significance of these traditional gestures, resonating deeply with attendees. Social media buzzed with praise for Dosanjh's historic achievement and the proud representation of Punjabi culture globally.

A viral social media post praising Madonna as the “Mother of opening doors” sparked a heated online debate after it linked her to major events, including the FIFA World Cup. While supporters argued she helped make such stages more attractive to global performers, critics accused FIFA of using celebrities to improve its image despite longstanding corruption and human rights controversies. The discussion quickly shifted from Madonna’s influence to FIFA’s reputation and accountability.

Toffee diplomacy was at its sweetest when the Italian Embassy celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Italian Republic

A video of Indian women in sarees walking near the Eiffel Tower has sparked an online debate. Supporters defend the women's joyful celebration of culture, while critics find it cringeworthy. The discussion highlights online judgment of tourists and the simple act of friends enjoying a travel moment.

Anupama's Shivam Khajuria found sharing the stage at 'Fashion Ke Rang, Rishton Ke Sang' a privilege, especially alongside Shabir Ahluwalia and Sriti Jha. Representing Gujarat with co-star Adrija Roy, Khajuria highlighted the event's celebration of Indian culture and the joy of connecting with fellow actors. He expressed gratitude for viewer support.

A viral video of Indian tourists performing Garba at a Vietnam airport has ignited a debate online. While some celebrate the cultural display, others question the location. Comedian Vir Das humorously weighed in, sparking further discussion on public behavior and social media trends. Reactions remain divided, highlighting differing views on cultural expression.

The immersive four-part docu-series, also streaming on JioHotstar, uncovers lifestyle, art, culture, and traditions of Himachal Pradesh.

Chaudhary Charan Singh University is hosting 'Dikshotsav', an eight-day cultural and academic festival from June 2-10, preceding its 38th convocation. This event offers students a vibrant platform to showcase talents in literature, art, music, and more, culminating in a prize distribution. A unique 'Maa-Beti Swasthya Sammelan' also aims to promote health awareness among female students.