Did our AI summary help? Some social media posts fade with time, but a few stay in our memory because they are simply too good to forget. One such post surfaced in 2022 when IAS officer Arpit Verma ...

Ministry bans names of God on commercial packaging to prevent misuse Dubai: Saudi Arabia has banned commercial establishments from printing or writing the sacred names of Allah on bags, packaging and ...

Khajuraho (Madhya Pradesh): Tourists visiting Madhya Pradesh’s heritage site Khajuraho opted to ride a bullock cart in order to experience the Indian village culture. A video of their ride has also ...

Grateful Dead’s Blues for Allah 50th Anniversary Pure Audio Blu-ray gets Steven Wilson Dolby Atmos & 5.1 mixes with Plangent restoration. A welcome surprise in 2025 is the 50th Anniversary reissue of ...

Gwalior: In the heart of Madhya Pradesh, where village rituals, superstitions, and a male-dominated society still hold ground, women are quietly rewriting a new story of empowerment. Orchha, known for ...

“I am as My servant thinks of Me. If he thinks well of Me, he shall have it.”– Hadith Qudsi This profound statement reminds us that our perception of Allah shapes our spiritual experience. It inspires ...

Grateful Dead will release a 50th anniversary edition of their 1975 album, Blues for Allah. The expanded, three-CD set will be released on Sept. 12. Following a hectic 1974 tour, the band retreated ...

In 1975, the Grateful Dead found themselves at Bob Weir’s home studio in Mill Valley, California, recording a new album. This time, though, was a bit different than their previous sessions: they ...

When Srinivas Beesetty first opened Sakal Jaani He Naath in Bengaluru in 2021, just before the onset of the covid-19 pandemic, the play had an ensemble cast. Over time, though, the Bengaluru-based ...

Between 1989 and 2003, more than 50,000 children were enlisted in the Liberian and Sierra Leonean civil wars. Lives were torn apart, a tragedy Ivorian author Ahmadou Kourouma used as material for his ...

Former senator representing Kebbi South, Bala Ibn Na’Allah, has claimed that, contrary to popular belief, many members of the National Assembly end up financially worse off after their tenure in ...