India will celebrate its 75 years of freedom on 15th August 2022, and by 2047 it will be a 'Century of Independence for India.'
Our country has made remarkable progress since independence. However, the transition since 1947 in terms of economic growth, education, employment, urbanization, and development reflects the rural vs. urban India scenario. The 'Vision 2047' attempts to foresight the country's growth story for the next 25 years.
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Everyone knows India as the second largest country in the world in terms of population. But, there’s more to India than its vast landmass and large population. The diverse culture, thousands of years of history, and fascinating sightseeing locations are just a few things tourists love about our country.
If you are looking for in-depth information about India and insights into some less-known facts that make India a tourist-friendly country, you are in the right place.…
Indian music has come a long way. Music in India has evolved under three significant periods, namely ancient, medieval, and modern. Like the food and dialect, music changes in every region of India; one prime specialty of the Indian music culture! As a result, the country has its musical influence in every corner of the nation.
The Two Broad Faces of Indian Music
The two specific well-known music types in India are the Hindustani and the Carnatak…
In the past few years, K-pop has emerged globally as a revolution in music. K-pop, K-dramas, K-movies are attracting a huge global audience. The South Korean boy band BTS - "Bangtan Sonyeondan" in Korean or "Beyond The Scene" in English became an unprecedented global sensation since their debut in 2013. Their global popularity peaked highest in 2018 with two albums in Billboard Top 200 and Top Social Artist Award.
BTS is the most successful manifestation of the Hallyu…
Deepawali, or Diwali, is India's most favorite, most popular, and most significant festival. The festival of lights. The festival gets its name from the row of lights lit at homes, offices, and other establishments. These lights symbolize the inner light of Indians that protects them from spiritual darkness. Everyone in India celebrates this festival, literally, everyone from every religion.
Over the years, Deepawali has become a national festival celebrated by Jainism culture…
