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Bihar’s Buddhist Sites Leave Lasting Impressions On ASEAN Tourists
A group of 50 tourists from five ASEAN countries explored Bihar’s Buddhist heritage sites in Nalanda, Gaya and Bodh Gaya...
Bihar’s Departmental Training for Art and Culture Officers Concludes with Focus on Heritage and Youth Engagement
Bihar’s three-week training for District Art and Culture Officers ends with renewed focus on preserving heritage and engaging youth through...
Bihar Tourism Department Completes Major Makeover of Prakash Punj Sikh heritage park
Bihar Tourism Department has completed a major beautification project in the 'Prakash Punj' area near Patna Sahib, transforming it into...
Bihar to Get Magahi and Bhojpuri Haats Showcasing Regional Culture, Food and Handicrafts
Patna: The Nitish Kumar-led Bihar government is set to establish Magahi Haat in Patna and Bhojpuri Haat in Rohtas, modeled...
Why Has Bihar Renamed Gaya as Gayaji After 55 Years of Demand?
After decades of demand from devotees and local communities, Bihar has finally renamed Gaya as Gayaji — but what does...
Mahabodhi Guest House Inaugurated in Bodh Gaya: Bihar Bets Big on Buddhist Tourism
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inaugurated the Mahabodhi Guest House in Bodh Gaya, a Rs 136 crore luxury facility designed in...
Patna ISKCON Temple Marks Third Foundation Day with Three-Day Brahmotsavam and Kirtan Mela
Patna’s ISKCON temple is celebrating its third foundation day with a three-day Brahmotsavam and Kirtan Mela, culminating in a grand...
From Natyashastra to World Dance Day: Honouring India’s Legacy
Dance is a divine tapasya where the body, mind, and soul unite in perfect harmony. On World Dance Day, let...
Mithila Lalit Museum Hosts Workshop to Celebrate and Empower Folk Artists
A workshop celebrating Mithila folk art and empowering local artists opened at the Mithila Lalit Museum, with state leaders and...
Three-day ISKCON Festival in Patna to Draw Devotees from Across the Globe
Patna’s ISKCON temple will host a three-day spiritual festival from April 28, drawing global devotees for kirtans, rituals, and celebrations...
