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Excelsior Correspondent CHANDIGARH, Nov 21: The Central Bank of India (CBI) today inaugurated its first dedicated NRI Desk at the Sector 17B branch in Chandigarh. The desk was inaugurated by Vasti Venkatesh, General Manager, International Division, Mumbai, in the presence of Arvind Kumar, Zonal Head, Chandigarh, Ram Kumar Yadav, Regional Head Chandigarh, T C Meena, Deputy Zonal Head and Anantpreet Singh, Branch Head, Sector 17B and respected customers. This initiative aims to provide specialized

ESTIC 2025 Excelsior Correspondent NEW DELHI, Nov 4 :Addressinga Round Tablewith eminent NRI Scientists and scholarsduring the 3-dayEmerging Science, Technology,Innovation Conclave (ESTIC 2025),Union Minister for Science and Technology Dr. Jitendra Singh said, You are not outsiders you are part of the Indian scientific family. The Minister was interacting with VAIBHAV Fellows from across the world, who offered a range of constructive suggestions to strengthen Indias science and technology ecosy

Dr Jitendra Singh Standing at the threshold of global scientific renaissance, technology enriched India today is no longer a follower, but beckons others to follow her. Over the past decade, under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the country has witnessed an unprecedented surge in science, technology, and innovation. From digital empowerment to space exploration, the contoursof a self-reliant, technology-driven India an Atmanirbhar Bharat are becoming unmistakably clea

NEW DELHI, Sept 24: President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday honoured 20 artists with the Lalit Kala Akademi National Awards, and said that art is a powerful means of enriching cultural heritage and making the society more sensitive. The award ceremony also marked the culmination of the 64th National Exhibition of Art at the academy, featuring 283 art works from across the country in disciplines ranging from painting, sculpture, photography, and installation. In Indian tradition, art has been cons

Kiran Badoni Uttarakhands culture is incomplete without its vibrant traditions of folk music, dance, and theatre, which vividly reflect the regions deep-rooted values, mythology, and communal memory. Among these rich expressions, Pav Nritya (also known as Pav Ll) stands out as one of the most spiritually and culturally significant folk performances, particularly in the Garhwal Himalayas. This ritualistic dance-drama enacts episodes from the Mahbhrata not merely as a form of entertainment, but as