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Creative Expressions and Enthusiastic Participation Mark Chandrayan’s Pre-Soft Landing Celebrations

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Introduction As the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) embarks on another remarkable lunar mission with Chandrayaan-3, students across the country have come together to celebrate and honor this significant endeavor. Through artistic expressions, sand sculptures, and colorful displays, young minds are joining hands to commemorate India’s pursuit of lunar exploration. Sudarsan Sand Art Institute’s Tribute […]

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WhatsApp Displays Innovative 3D Anamorphic Installation at Gateway of India to Showcase Privacy Features

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Unique Installation Demonstrates Privacy Measures Through Engaging Visual Storytelling In a groundbreaking initiative to educate and captivate the public about digital privacy, WhatsApp has introduced a captivating 3D anamorphic installation at the iconic Gateway of India in Mumbai. This installation not only stands as a symbol of the app’s dedication to privacy but also serves

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Indian-American Curator Files Lawsuit Against Worcester Art Museum Alleging Discrimination

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Rachel Parikh’s Lawsuit Highlights Mockery, Hostility, and Offensive Work Environment Rachel Parikh, an Indian-American curator, has filed a lawsuit against the Worcester Art Museum, alleging racial discrimination and a hostile work environment. The 64-page lawsuit, filed in Worcester County Superior Court, outlines Parikh’s experiences of being “mocked and ridiculed” due to her skin color and

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U.S. Court Rules AI-Generated Artwork Cannot Be Copyrighted: What It Means for Creative AI

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Copyright Law and AI: A Landmark Ruling In a groundbreaking decision, a U.S. court in Washington, D.C. has ruled that artworks generated solely by artificial intelligence, without any human input, are not eligible for copyright protection under U.S. law. The ruling by U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell on Friday reaffirms the Copyright Office’s stance and

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Saving Vultures Through Art: Arulagam’s Innovative Initiative

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Addressing the Silent Crisis Amidst the backdrop of dwindling vulture populations, a grave concern often overlooked by both the public and authorities, Arulagam, a non-profit organization based in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, has taken up the mantle of vulture conservation. These remarkable creatures, often unsung heroes, play a vital role in our ecosystem by scavenging and

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Jharkhand Government Initiates Exhibition Empowering School Students Through Art

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In a commendable initiative to promote creativity, skill development, and entrepreneurship among school students, the Jharkhand government has unveiled plans to organize an exhibition-cum-sale event that enables young artists to earn money from their artworks. The brainchild of Chief Minister Hemant Soren, this pioneering endeavor is set to take place from November 3 to 5

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Ibn al-Haytham: The Visionary Muslim Scientist Who Paved the Way for Modern Photography

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Introduction In today’s age, the act of capturing transient life moments using smartphones and digital cameras is an instinctive ritual. Yet, the origins of this technological marvel find their genesis in the visionary work of a brilliant 10th-century Muslim scientist, Ibn al-Haytham. Hailing from Basra, Iraq, around 965 AD, al-Haytham, also known as Alhazen, emerged

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A 2300-Year-Old Hecate Statue of Three- Headed Goddess Discovered in Turkeyeris

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Discovering History in Kelenderis: Unearthing the Goddess In the sun-kissed city of Kelenderis, nestled within the southern Turkish province of Mersin, a remarkable archaeological revelation has come to light. A 2300-year-old statue of the three-headed goddess Hecate, alongside a treasure trove of Hellenistic period ceramics, has been unearthed, shedding new light on the ancient city’s

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A Group of 75 Gifted Artists is Set to Paint Lord Ram at the Heart of Ayodhya Temple

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In a remarkable confluence of art, spirituality, and history, a group of 75 gifted artists is set to embark on an extraordinary endeavor at the heart of Ayodhya, India. Their mission: to create a vivid tapestry of works centered around Lord Ram, delving into both “the Man and the Idea.” This artistic venture will culminate

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Hurun India’s Successful Artists’ List: The Top Artist has Made 91 crore in 2023

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The renowned Hurun Research Institute has unveiled the much-anticipated India Art List 2023, spotlighting the country’s top 50 most successful living artists. This comprehensive ranking sheds light on the artists’ achievements by evaluating the sales of their artworks through public auctions, spanning the year up to July 31, 2023. The list not only highlights the

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