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As the group of Indian wrestlers continue to protest for justice in their allegations of sexual misconduct against the WFI chief, here’s a look at the impact and future of the MeToo movement in India and the world

India has been issuing commemorative coins since the 1960s for several reasons such as paying homage to notable personalities, spreading awareness about government schemes, or remembering key historic events.

AspartofNewZealandMusicMonth,RevathiPerformingArtsheldtheirannualshowcase,‘Sangeetham2023’onMay21,2023,atSumnerCommunityCentreinChristchurch.

PM Narendra Modi will unveil a Rs 75 coin to mark the inauguration of the new Parliament building on Sunday (28 May). The Indian government has been issuing commemorative coins since 1964 to honour notable personalities, significant occasions and anniversaries

To kick off the MUSICAL BELONGINGS series, two of the most important Indian musicians will be performing in Berlin: violinist Kala Ramnath and veena player Dr. Jayanthi Kumaresh.

The Festival of Colors, known as HOLI is celebrated not just in India but also among the Indian diaspora in other part of the world. In France, it’s celebrated with great fervor in the month of May because in this part of the hemisphere and during springtime, the climate is more favorable to make a big event in one of the most beautiful parks of Paris, Le Jardin d’Acclimatation.

Colin Tennant, 3rd Baron Glenconner, is probably most associated with the Caribbean island of Mustique, which he acquired in 1958, and his gift of a v

A group of five young classical musicians from Madras spent two months in the US in the autumn of 1962, performing in New York and Washington DC.

We've got your live entertainment sorted for the whole week, whether you like classical, Bollywood, folk or Pop music.

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