Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of Kerala, boasts charming landscapes and reveals its rich cultural heritage in so many ways.

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Mahatma Gandhi’s second visit to Kochi, on March 8, 1925, was mainly for the sake of his mission in Vaikom, which aimed to open the road to the temple for all sections of Hindus in Kerala’s ...

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Celebrations in North India focus on Phoolon Ki Holi linked to Lord Krishna, while West India enjoys Dahi Handi and Garba dances. South and East India mix traditions, colors, and rituals.

"In 2025, the Yogi government, in collaboration with social welfare organisations, is set to attempt a Guinness world record for the largest Holi celebration with over 2,000 widows," it said.

Speaking at the celebrations to mark the International Women’s Day at the Telangana High Court Advocates Association, Justice Paul said he was merely 15 months old, when his father passed away.

The crude oil price which also includes freight charges forms the basic cost element in the computation of petrol cost in Kerala. Other elements include the expenses incurred by the state based ...

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