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ART AND CULTURE - March 2026

Mar 2026

Mar 02, 2026

12th‑century Yadava pillar fragments found near Wardha settle cultural significance

Archaeologists reported fragments of a 12th century Mandir style pillar near the Vena River in Hinganghat, Wardha district, Maharashtra, about 70 kilometres from Nagpur. Identified by idol researcher Panchsheel Thul during a study of riverbank mandir sites, the pieces show intricate carvings linked to the Seuna or Yadava dynasty. Researchers suggest the pillar could be part of a sabhamandap or a front of a garbhagriha, with another fragment possibly the pedestal of a main pillar. The find underscores Wardha’s medieval temple architecture and could prompt further excavations to map a larger temple complex in the area.
  • Pillar fragments found near the Vena River, Wardha
  • Date-claimed attribution to 12th century Yadava dynasty
  • Intricate Mandir style carvings observed
  • Possible sabhamandap or garbhagriha pedestal remains
  • Indicates a potentially larger temple complex nearby

Jammu University to host Goonj 2026 youth festival; chancellor to inaugurate

The University of Jammu announced Goonj 2026, its flagship multi-genre youth festival to be held over two days. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, who serves as Chancellor, will inaugurate the event. Launched in 2024, Goonj aims to promote holistic student development, leadership and teamwork beyond academics. The festival celebrates creativity across arts, music, theatre and sports and fosters collaboration among university communities to showcase talent and institutional spirit. Organisers emphasise youth engagement, mentorship and the opportunity for students to explore talents beyond the curriculum.
  • Goonj 2026 announced by University of Jammu
  • Two-day youth festival; inauguration by LG Manoj Sinha
  • Launched in 2024; focuses on holistic development
  • Themes across arts, music, theatre, sports
  • Promotes collaboration and leadership among students

Zapotec Owl Tomb uncovered in Oaxaca reveals 1,400-year-old burial practices

Archaeologists in southern Mexico uncovered a remarkably preserved tomb dating to around AD 600 in San Pablo Huitzo, Oaxaca. The tomb belongs to the Zapotec civilisation, also called the ‘Cloud People,’ and offers unprecedented insights into Indigenous funerary rites and social organisation from nearly 1,400 years ago. Discovered in 2025 during investigations into looting, the burial site complements existing knowledge of Zapotec culture and its regional development in the Oaxaca Valley. The find highlights the long history of complex societies in Mesoamerica and their enduring heritage within modern Indigenous communities.
  • Discovery: Zapotec tomb in San Pablo Huitzo, Oaxaca
  • Dating: around AD 600, ~1,400 years old
  • Civilisation: Zapotec (Cloud People)
  • Found during 2025 looting investigations
  • Significance: insight into funerary practices and social structure
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