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January 15, 2022
After the repatriation of the Maa Annapurna idol from Canada to Banaras after 108 years, recently, the Central government would be bringing back home the stolen stone idol of goat-headed Yogini from the UK.The Yogini received at the High ...
January 15, 2022
Shubhadeep Choudhury New Delhi, January 15Stolen sculpture of a goat-headed Yogini has been handed over to the High Commissioner Gaitri Issar Kumar in London for repatriation to India.The 10th century
October 8, 2021
Farm subsidies to protect biodiversity need to be channelled into results-led projects.
July 7, 2021
Wicked Local In their final convention of June, the Cohasset Select Board formally recognized two events which had recently been celebrated in town. The Select Board proclaimed retroactively for this year and henceforth that Cohasset would recognize the holiday of Juneteenth, and the entire month of June at Pride Month locally. Juneteenth was formally recognized as a federal holiday earlier this month when President Joe Biden signed a bill establishing it as such. Massachusetts followed suit, a...
May 4, 2021
Auroras First Fridays to offer activities for teens and kids May 7 On May 7, 1 E. Benton will be open with artwork on display by three local artists during First Fridays. Courtesy of Joseph Weber Updated 5/4/2021 12:47 PM First Fridays will feature nearly two dozen venues open with art, music, and more on May 7. The monthly event returned in April after going virtual for some dates last year. Mays event will have something for everyone, and includes more than a handful of activ...
March 4, 2021
Pride Center offers new free group therapy for LGBTQ youth of color, Spanish speakers Three-year study showed need for hyper-focused group counseling for queer community Updated: Tags: One is in such high demand that the spots are already filled. The free program will cater to young people of color and Spanish speakers in the queer community. “As a young person that was a queer-identified person, there wasn’t resources available to me. I was raised in northwest Texas in Amarillo,” sa...