Ancient Buddha Relics Returned to India After 127 Years
India celebrates return of ancient Buddha relics after 127 years, secured through partnership with Godrej Industries Group.
India celebrates return of ancient Buddha relics after 127 years, secured through partnership with Godrej Industries Group.
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After six hours in a phone-free spa, a self-confessed tech addict found unexpected peace. The Nordik Spa Village in Ottawa bans phones and talking in silence zones, offering a thermal cycle that left her feeling genuinely restful.
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A new heritage trail in Cheadle highlights Agatha Christie's connections to Abney Hall, unveiled by her grandson Mathew Prichard.
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Test your general knowledge with 20 questions on geography, music, food, and drink. Gather friends and family for this weekly Friday night pub quiz.
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Zayd Ayers Dohrn recounts his chaotic upbringing as the son of Weather Underground leaders, blending memoir with counter-culture history.
Novelist Claire Fuller shares her reading journey, from childhood chills with Phenomena to discovering Denis Johnson and finding comfort in Elizabeth Strout.
Rose Sharp, an extraordinary arts administrator who supported artists and challenged sexism and promoted LGBT visibility in the arts, has died aged 74.
The 2026 Queensland Architecture awards feature ambitious projects from Brisbane to regional areas, with the BNE Commercial Tower winning the Queensland Medallion and a radical Queenslander home earning top residential honors.
Anna Funder, newly installed professor of practice in creative writing at the University of Sydney, discusses her journey from law to acclaimed author, the threat of AI, and writing from admiration.
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The Bear series finale pays tribute to Rob Reiner, who died last year, with a poignant line from The Princess Bride, leaving fans emotional.
Vernon Kay called Llandudno a 'beautiful town on the north coast of Wales' during his BBC Radio 2 show, following a new direct train service from Liverpool and praise from Olivia Rodrigo.
Something in the Water returns to Newcastle Theatre Royal on June 28 with an all-star line-up, including Joe McElderry, Christina Bianco, and Danny Adams, after raising £28,000 for charity in 2025.
Princess Anne revived a floral dress from 1983 for the Master Mariners' banquet, showcasing her commitment to sustainable fashion and timeless style.
Charli XCX said spending time with Madonna in Paris was 'very inspiring' and 'fab', after they partied together and accidentally threw two parties.
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