The BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham in Robbinsville, New Jersey — inaugurated in 2023 — now stands as the largest Hindu temple outside India. Built with 4.7 million volunteer hours over 15 years, the temple is a stunning display of devotion, unity, and Indian craftsmanship, serving as a spiritual and cultural bridge between India and the world.
Tag: Cultural Heritage
Miniature Painting Workshop Inaugurated at Sanskruti Bhavan, Panaji
The Directorate of Art and Culture, Goa, in collaboration with West Zone Cultural Centre, Udaipur, has launched a 13-day Miniature Painting Workshop at Sanskruti Bhavan, Panaji. The workshop, inaugurated by Director Shri Sagun Velip, brings expert artists from Rajasthan to teach traditional techniques through live demonstrations and hands-on sessions.
Chikhal Kalo 2025 concludes with enthusiasm, mud play and a celebration of Goa’s living traditions
The iconic Chikhal Kalo festival concluded at Sri Devki Krishna Temple, Marcel, with spirited mud games, dahi handi, and community rituals celebrating Lord Krishna’s bond with the Earth. The final day brought together locals, tourists, and devotees in a vibrant display of unity, culture, and nature-led devotion.
Goa Unveils ‘Ekadasha Teertha Yatra’ to Promote Spiritual Tourism
The Goa government has launched the ‘Ekadasha Teertha Yatra’—a new spiritual tourism initiative highlighting 11 iconic temples across the state. Aimed at offering a culturally immersive pilgrimage experience, the program seeks to showcase Goa’s rich religious heritage beyond its popular beach tourism.
Over 180 School Students Visit Aguad Port and Jail Complex, Sinquerim on Goa Revolution Day
On Goa Revolution Day, 188 students from schools across Goa visited the Aguad Port and Jail Complex in Sinquerim. Exploring the Aguad Interactive Museum and walking through historic jail cells, they engaged with the state’s rich history and paid tribute to freedom fighters who were once imprisoned at the site during Goa’s liberation movement.
