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Somalia’s Deputy Prime Minister Speaks fluent Hindi

Vidushi Gaur/ New Delhi In the midst of global leaders and economic policy talks at the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2026 in Davos, one moment captured international attention not for geopolitical strategy, but for the power of language and personal connection. Somalia’s Deputy Prime Minister, Salah Ahmed Jama, surprised viewers and journalists alike when he responded in fluent Hindi during an interview with Indian journalist Rajdeep S...

Basant Panchami heralds spring, harmony and reverence for Saraswati

Vidushi Gaur/ New Delhi Basant Panchami arrives softly, like a whispered promise, announcing the departure of winter and the gentle onset of spring across north and west India. The air begins to feel lighter, mornings stretch a little longer, and nature seems to pause before bursting into colour. Celebrated on the fifth day of the lunar month of Magha, the festival is not merely a date on the calendar but a cultural rhythm that blends...

Vasant Panchami brings spring, Saraswati and Sufi harmony

Vidushi Gaur/ New Delhi Basant Panchami arrives softly, like a whispered promise, announcing the departure of winter and the gentle onset of spring across north and west India. The air begins to feel lighter, mornings stretch a little longer, and nature seems to pause before bursting into colour. Celebrated on the fifth day of the lunar month of Magha, the festival is not merely a date on the calendar but a cultural rhythm that blends spir...

Russians enjoy as heavy snowfall paralyses parts of Russia

Vidushi Gaur/ New Delhi A powerful spell of heavy snowfall has gripped large swathes of Russia in recent days, bringing daily life to a near standstill in several regions and highlighting the growing intensity of winter weather across the country. From major cities to remote towns, thick blankets of snow have transformed streets, rooftops, and open spaces into white landscapes, while also triggering widespread disruptions to transport, pow...

Reza Pahlavi: Crown Prince or opposition leader of Iran in exile?

Vidushi Gaur/New Delhi The ongoing turmoil in Iran, triggered by the economic woes due to prtolonged economic sanctions imposed on the theorcratic state led by its Supremo Ali Khamenei, has thrown up a new leader on the horizon - Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. The eldest son of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, the last Shah (king) of Iran whose government was banished in the 1979 Islamic Revolution, he has been living in exile in the West andf...

Osama played Oud and stole the show at New Delhi World Book Fair

Vidushi Gaur/ New Delhi This sense of shared listening was palpable at the World Book Fair 2026 in New Delhi. Amid rows of books, debates on ideas, and the low murmur of readers turning pages, a circle slowly formed not around a bestselling author, but around a musician. Osama from Qatar sat quietly with the oud that rested against his chest. When he began to play, the fair seemed to pause. His fingers moved with unhurried confidence, ...

Osama played Oud and stole the show at New Delhi World Book Fair

Vidushi Gaur/ New Delhi This sense of shared listening was palpable at the World Book Fair 2026 in New Delhi. Amid rows of books, debates on ideas, and the low murmur of readers turning pages, a circle slowly formed not around a bestselling author, but around a musician. Osama from Qatar sat quietly,around the oud that rested against his chest. When he began to play, the fair seemed to pause. His fingers moved with unhurried confidence...

Millions gather in Prayagraj and Haridwar for sacred Makar Sankranti holy dip

Vidushi Gaur/ New Delhi Makar Sankranti arrives not with thunder or spectacle, but with faith that flows like a river through generations. In Prayagraj and Haridwar, two cities bound forever to sacred waters, people gather in millions to take a holy dip, believing that a moment in the river can cleanse a lifetime of burdens. Before dawn breaks, Prayagraj stirs to life. The confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and the invisible Saraswati be...

Who's Reza Pahlavi? Crown Prince or exiled opposition leader

Vidushi Gaur/New Delhi The ongoing turmoil in Iran, triggered by the economic woes due to prtolonged economic sanctions imposed on the theorcratic state led by its Supremo Ali Khamenei, has thrown up a new leader on the horizon - Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. The eldest son of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, the last Shah (king) of Iran whose government was banished in the 1979 Islamic Revolution, he has been living in exile in the West andf...

A gentle Kohli moment wins the Internet

Vidushi Gaur/ New Delhi The stadium was already buzzing long before the first ball was bowled. Flags fluttered, chants rose and fell like waves, and thousands of phones hovered in the air, ready to capture a moment worth keeping. For most people, that moment would be a six sailing into the stands or a wicket celebrated with raw passion. But that day, the most memorable moment came not from the pitch, but from the boundary line, quiet, brie...

10 fascinating facts about Venezuela you didn’t know

Vidushi Gaur/ New Delhi Venezuela, a country known for its vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and rich history, is full of surprises that many travellers and culture enthusiasts often overlook. From beauty pageants to natural wonders, this South American nation offers a mix of allure, talent, and uniqueness. Here are 10 fascinating facts about Venezuela that make it truly remarkable. 1. The Pageant Powerhouse Miss Universe, Miss...

When 17-year-old Sachin Tendulkar became the youngest test centurion

Vidushi Gaur/ New Delhi Long before hashtags, reels and viral clips defined sporting fame, there was a quiet English afternoon at Old Trafford in Manchester that changed Indian cricket forever. It was August 1990. India was touring England, struggling for survival in the fourth Test, and very few outside the dressing room believed that a slim, curly-haired teenager could stand tall against one of the world’s most fearsome bowling att...

Five places in India where Christmas comes alive in spirit and celebration

Vidushi Gaur/New Delhi Christmas in India is a festival that quietly blends religion, geography, and language. While Christians form a minority in the country, the festival of Christmas has evolved into a cultural celebration marked by music, lights, food, and a spirit of goodwill that draws people of all faiths into its warmth. From colonial-era churches to bustling streets strung with stars, several places in India stand out for the scal...

Five Indian places where Christmas comes alive in spirit and celebration

Vidushi Gaur/ New Delhi Christmas in India is a festival that quietly blends religion, geography, and language. While Christians form a minority in the country, the festival of Christmas has evolved into a cultural celebration marked by music, lights, food, and a spirit of goodwill that draws people of all faiths into its warmth. From colonial-era churches to bustling streets strung with stars, several places in India stand out for the sca...

India has made Christmas carols its own over time

Vidushi Gaur/New Delhi As Christmas approaches, the sound of carols once again fills churches, schools, streets, and homes across India, reminding people that the festival is as much about music and community as it is about faith. While Christmas carols originated in Europe, India has, over the centuries, developed a unique and rich tradition of singing them, often blending Western melodies with Indian languages, rhythms, and cultura...

India has made Christmas carols its own over time

Vidushi Gaur/New Delhi As Christmas approaches, the sound of carols once again fills churches, schools, streets, and homes across India, reminding people that the festival is as much about music and community as it is about faith. While Christmas carols originated in Europe, India has, over the centuries, developed a unique and rich tradition of singing them, often blending Western melodies with Indian languages, rhythms, and cultural expr...

Young bride Mrs Yasim taught me differences can be celebrated

Vidushi Gaur Loreto Convent Intermediate College, Lucknow wasn’t just a school to me; it was my first lesson in how beautifully India could hold its differences without letting them turn into distances. One memory, warm, colourful, and imposingly delicate, stays with me more than the rest. It belongs to my English teacher, Mrs Yasmin, who taught me far more than grammar, comprehension, and Shakespeare. Unforgettable Exp...

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India’s Homebound shortlisted for Oscars 2026

Vidushi Gaur India’s critically acclaimed drama Homebound has taken a significant step forward in its Oscar journey, earning a place on the shortlist for the Best International Feature Film category ahead of the 98th Academy Awards. The film, directed by Neeraj Ghaywan and produced by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions alongside a range of international collaborators, is now among the 15 films worldwide eligible for nominatio...

The thread of harmony

Vidushi Gaur Loreto Convent Intermediate College, Lucknow wasn’t just a school to me; it was my first lesson in how beautifully India could hold its differences without letting them turn into distances. One memory, warm, colourful, and imposingly delicate, stays with me more than the rest. It belongs to my English teacher, Mrs Yasmin, who taught me far more than grammar, comprehension, and Shakespeare. She taught me som...

Lucknow taught me beauty of living amid myriad religious traditions

Vidushi Gaur I was born and raised in Lucknow, a city where tehzeeb is not something you speak, it’s something you breathe. People here don’t just live side by side; they wrap their lives around one another like threads in the same embroidery. I grew up in a Hindu family, surrounded by rituals, customs and an unspoken sense of what our culture meant. But my upbringing, in its gentle way, kept whispering that hearts don’t ...

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