Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in a 3-km roadshow in Ranchi, Jharkhand, drawing thousands of supporters. The event featured chanting, music, and displays of BJP support. Modi ...

Sadhus in Delhi and residents of a Telangana village have held separate ceremonies to pray for the success of former ...

The exhibits include drawings of a conch shell and a hermit crab. Those objects served as a watershed for Ueda’s conversion to hyperrealism decades ago. His latter-day renderings of the same ...

B.D. Memorial Jr School, in collaboration with the Indian Museum, recently hosted a non-competitive, collaborative event to ...

I gave up drawing after I was bullied as a young person ... good health and prosperity like an evil eye, a conch shell, or a sculpture of Gajasimha (a mythical creature that’s a cross between ...

He often appeared as a bearded, winged man with a conch shell. Similar-sounding names ... meaning “to breathe” or “to draw in and let out air from the lungs.” Similar-sounding names ...

The wonderful thing is this drawing. It shows the two slabs up on ... grandfather bought in 1904 was carved out of a piece of conch shell. The one that you bought a hundred years later is in ...

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He represents the life-giving breath of cosmic energy. Similar-sounding names: Ravi, Rayan, Javan, Kavan, Devin, Ivan, Evan, Pranav, Vihaan, and Navin. Origin: Samira is of Arabic origin. Derivation ...

More than 51,000 diyas were lighted on Friday on Dev Deepawali at a Varanasi ghat to form 'Batoge to Katoge' – a slogan given ...

conch shell, seating mat, plate, silver coin, seating arrangement, havan kund, havan materials, mango leaves, and prasad. First, clean the Ishaana corner or the northern direction and draw a swastika ...

There’s this teal conch shell-shaped Tiffany lamp that stands on a wooden music ... exhibits — they are in the original artwork on the gallery walls, in the journal drawings, and on the kakemonos. Now ...