Mumbai: 350 children perform “Salok Mahalla 9” first time ever in the world during 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib

Mumbai witnessed a historic event as 350 children performed “Salok Mahalla 9” in unison during the 350th Shahidi Samagam, commemorating Guru Tegh Bahadur. This unprecedented collective recitation, highlighting spiritual teachings, marked a significant milestone for the Sikh community. The three-day event, attended by 20,000 people, celebrated Guru Sahib’s legacy.

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Revival of Valli Kummi: Traditional Tamil Folk Dance Enhances Mental Wellness and Community Connection

Valli kummi, a Tamil folk dance depicting Goddess Valli’s life, is experiencing a resurgence thanks to younger performers and social media. Once fading, it’s now recognized not only as a cultural performance but also as a wellness practice. Many individuals are finding therapeutic benefits, stress relief, and improved mental well-being through its rhythmic movements and…

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William Nylander’s alarming cold spell deepens as Leafs winger records zero shots in consecutive games for first time in years

Toronto Maple Leafs face a troubling period. William Nylander has not recorded a shot on goal in consecutive games. This marks his longest streak without a shot since 2019. The team is shorthanded with key players injured. Coach Craig Berube aims to rebuild confidence. Nylander’s lack of shots reflects team imbalance. This slump could become…

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Refusing marital intimacy and alienating child amounts to mental cruelty, rules HC – What it means under Hindu Marriage Act

The Delhi High Court upheld a divorce decree for a husband, citing mental cruelty. The wife’s prolonged refusal of intimacy, repeated absences, retaliatory criminal complaints, and alienation of their son were deemed to make continuing the marriage impossible. These actions collectively constituted mental cruelty under the Hindu Marriage Act.

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Herbal Biodiversity Conservation: Protecting medicinal species

India’s rich herbal heritage, deeply intertwined with Ayurveda, faces pressure from increasing demand for commercial herbal products. Conserving medicinal plant biodiversity is crucial for safeguarding culture, health, and ecological balance. Collaborative efforts, from local cultivation to scientific research, are essential to ensure this vital resource remains available for future generations.

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