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India Shrine Unites Hindus and Muslims for Holi Celebration
Acts of KindnessMar 6

India Shrine Unites Hindus and Muslims for Holi Celebration

For over a century, thousands of Hindus and Muslims have gathered at a Sufi shrine in northern India to celebrate Holi together as "Pink Eid." The festival at Dewa Sharif near Lucknow showcases how faith traditions can blend in joyful harmony.

Google News - Unity Celebration2 min read
India's Ancient Aravalli Hills Teach Us We Were Never Alone
Planet WinsJan 29

India's Ancient Aravalli Hills Teach Us We Were Never Alone

Scientists and philosophers are rediscovering what indigenous cultures always knew: we're connected to the natural world in ways loneliness can't touch. India's ancient Aravalli hills are proving that trees, animals, and mountains aren't just scenery but living communities we desperately need.

Indian Express2 min read
Riz Ahmed: Stretch Yourself to Unlock True Creativity
Acts of KindnessMar 11

Riz Ahmed: Stretch Yourself to Unlock True Creativity

Oscar-winning actor Riz Ahmed has a simple creative philosophy that's guiding his latest role as arts curator: ask yourself if your work stretches both you and culture. His approach invites all creatives to surrender their ego and tap into something bigger than themselves.

Fast Company2 min read
Artist Reinstated After Backlash Shows Two Works in Venice
Community HeroesFeb 25

Artist Reinstated After Backlash Shows Two Works in Venice

After being controversially dropped then reinstated as Australia's Venice Biennale representative, Khaled Sabsabi will make history by showing two installations at the prestigious art event. He's the first Australian artist to exhibit in both the main exhibition and the Australia Pavilion.

ABC Australia3 min read
Scholars Reveal 'Second Renaissance' in Central Asia
Global NewsApr 14

Scholars Reveal 'Second Renaissance' in Central Asia

A major international conference is rewriting how the world sees 14th-century Central Asia. New research reveals that conqueror Amir Temur's true legacy wasn't just military might, but a golden age of science, education, and cultural achievement.

Euronews2 min read