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  April 18 is annually observed as the   World Heritage Day ,   also recognized as the International Day for Monuments and Sites (IDMS). The initiative by the International Council on Monuments and Sites was approved by   UNESCO in 1983 . The primary aim is to increase the   awareness about the diversity of cultural heritage   and conserve them for generations to come. It is to bring global attention towards the world’s built Monuments and Heritage sites and the efforts required to preserve them. On this day, several organizations hold  activities, workshops, and conferences  to celebrate the diversity of heritage across the world. Thus, this day is a collective step of the communities towards the preservation and conservation of such sites. People around the world should pay a visit to the Monuments and Heritage sites nearby. You can also become a part of various activities held around the world. The theme of World Heritage Site 2021, however, ha...

Get Immersed In The Ugadi Celebrations 2021 in Karnataka The auspicious festival of  Ugadi  is celebrated with utmost vigour and gusto in and other South Indian states. Ugadi is observed on the  first day of Chaitra  according to the Hindu lunisolar calendar. This year, it will be celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm on  April 13th.  The name ‘Ugadi’ originated from two Sanskrit words, ‘Yuga’ and ‘Adi’, translating to a new beginning. The vibrant festival of Ugadi is celebrated to  welcome abundance, prosperity, and happiness  in the new year. The festival also holds a special place for the region as it marks the beginning of nature’s annual cycle and the onset of the spring season. The farmer families prepare for the new season, hoping for plentiful produce. Ugadi is also considered a sacred time to undertake new ventures. The preparations of the day-long festivities generally begin a few days in advance. People from different spheres o...