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ART AND CULTURE - January 2023

Jan 2023

Mar 30, 2024

World's First Om-Shaped Temple Inaugurated in Rajasthan

  • The world's first-ever temple designed in the iconic Om shape was inaugurated in the village of Jadan, Pali district of Rajasthan. This architectural masterpiece, spanning across 250 acres, is not only expected to attract tourists but will also boast an impressive visual presence visible from space.
  • This groundbreaking endeavour marks a significant milestone as it pioneers the creation of such a distinctive temple globally. The 'Om Aakar' temple, following the Nagara style commonly seen in North India, pays tribute to the region's rich cultural and architectural heritage.

Mar 27, 2024

ASI Begins Excavation in MP to Find India's Oldest Temple

  • The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) is conducting excavations at two mounds in Nachne village, located in the Panna district of Madhya Pradesh. The goal of these excavations is to uncover what could potentially be the oldest temple in India.
  • The excavation sites are situated just 30 meters away from two ancient temples – a Gupta-era Parvati temple and the Chaumukh Nath temple built by the Kalachuri dynasty. These temples, known as the Nachna Hindu temples, are among the earliest surviving stone temples in central India, alongside those found in Bhumara and Deogarh.
  • Archaeologists believe that there is a historic site buried beneath the ground in Nachne village, and they are digging to uncover it. Dr. Shivakant Bajpai, the ASI's Superintending Archaeologist, stated that Nachne village is an important archaeological location and houses a Parvati temple.
  • Madhya Pradesh is home to several ancient temples, including the 'Sanchi 17', a Gupta-period shrine considered to be the oldest complete surviving temple in India to date, dating back to the 5th century CE.

Mar 26, 2024

Vasant Mela in Beijing Enthralls Chinese Citizens

  • The much-awaited Vasant Mela 2024 opened its doors to the public in Beijing, China. The colourful event organised by the Embassy of India, Beijing, was a vibrant celebration to welcome the arrival of spring.
  • Despite the tense India-China relations, over 4,500 people, mostly Chinese citizens, thronged the event. This day-long extravaganza featured pavilions showcasing crafts and cuisines from all parts of India. Visitors immersed themselves in dance, food, handicrafts, and various activities, providing a delightful experience of India's rich culture in China.
  • The cultural performances at the Vasant Mela casted a mesmerising spell, where attendees were captivated by the seamless fusion of tradition and modernity in dance forms.

Mar 22, 2024

National Committee of Archivists Meets in Srinagar

  • The 47th Meeting of the National Committee of Archivists (NCA) concluded at the Sher-e Kashmir International Convention Centre (SKICC), Srinagar. Delegates from Delhi, Goa, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Nagaland, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh participated in person, while those from Haryana and West Bengal attended in virtual mode.
  • During the two-days meeting, the delegates deliberated on various aspects that are required for revitalising the archives administration and records management system in their respective State/ UTs, and underscored the need for leveraging full potential of the digital and AI technologies for this purpose. They agreed on adopting a focused and concerted approach for preserving and sharing the rich documentary heritage of the nation, and for making their archival resources easily accessible through Web-Portal.

Mar 17, 2024

Two-day Flower Food Festival of New Delhi Municipal Council

  • The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) organised a two-day Flower Food Festival at the Palika Services Officers Institute in Chanakyapuri.
  • The festival promised a unique gastronomical experience, featuring food with the special flavour of flowers.
  • The festival marked the culmination of a series of successful events, including tulip festival, music in the park, rose festival, and flower festival, which garnered widespread acclaim from diverse segments of society.
  • The objective behind organisation of such programmes by NDMC in its area is to familiarise the people about our traditional seasonal cooking with the flavour of flowers.
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