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Mailani–Nanpara Railway Line Declared a Heritage Line On 8th October 2025, the Railway Board declared the Mailani–Nanpara railway line as a heritage line. The railway route passes through the ecologically important Dudhwa National Park in Lakhimpur Kheri district of Uttar Pradesh. Key Features of the Heritage Line Component Details Heritage Declaration Declared a heritage railway line by the Railway Board on 8 October 2025. Route Length The railway line is approximately 171 km long. Railway Zone It is the first railway line under the North Eastern Railway (NER) to receive heritage preservation status. Gauge Type It is a historic meter-gauge…
07 May, 2026
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Kaavi Art Goa showcased Kaavi Art through its tableau during the Republic Day Parade on 26 January 2025. It is a traditional mural art form associated with the Konkan region, especially old temples and sacred structures in Goa. Kaavi Art is known for its distinctive reddish appearance created from natural laterite soil. The craft reflects the cultural, religious and architectural traditions of the Konkan region and remains closely linked with heritage temple structures. Aspect Details Origin Kaavi Art is an ancient mural tradition of Goa and the Konkan region. Surface It is commonly found on old temples, walls and heritage…
15 April, 2026
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Dokra Artwork During his visit to France from 10–12 February 2025, India’s Prime Minister gifted Dokra Art pieces to the French President. Dokra is a traditional bell-metal craft practised by tribal and artisan communities in different parts of India. The craft is known for its rustic metal finish, handmade appearance and use of the ancient lost-wax casting method. It reflects one of India’s oldest continuing metal-craft traditions. Aspect Details Origin Dokra is a form of ancient bell-metal craft practised by the Ojha community in states such as Chhattisgarh, Odisha, West Bengal and Telangana. Metals Used The structures are usually made…
15 April, 2026
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Etikoppaka Toy Craft Eco-friendly toys from Andhra Pradesh were showcased in the Republic Day Parade on 26 January 2025. Etikoppaka toys are traditional toys made by artisans of Etikoppaka village, located on the banks of the Varaha River in Visakhapatnam district. The craft is known for its use of soft wood, natural dyes and the lacquer-turning technique, giving the toys a smooth, glossy and eco-friendly finish. Aspect Details Origin Etikoppaka toys are made by artisans of Etikoppaka village in Visakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh. Materials Used These toys are made from the wood of the Ankudu tree (Wrightia tinctoria), which…
15 April, 2026
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Terracotta Craft Village of Assam In the 2026 Republic Day Parade, Assam’s tableau showcased Asharikandi’s terracotta heritage. Asharikandi, located in the Dhubri district of Assam, is one of India’s largest and famous clusters for terracotta and pottery. The craft tradition reflects Assam’s rural artisan culture and long-standing clay-based heritage. The village is especially known for handcrafted terracotta figures and pottery made using locally available clay. Aspect Details Location Asharikandi is located in the Dhubri district of Assam. Craft It is known for terracotta and pottery made from local clay. Speciality It is world-renowned for the “Hatima Doll”, a traditional figure…
15 April, 2026
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New GI Logo Recognition for Kashmir Carpets On 7 February 2025, the Kashmir hand-knotted carpet “Kal baffi” received a new GI logo from the Geographical Indications Registry, Chennai. This strengthens the authenticity and market identity of Kashmir’s traditional carpet craft. Kashmir carpets are globally known for their intricate hand-knotting, Persian influence and premium craftsmanship using wool and silk. The GI recognition further enhances the protection and branding of the craft. About Kashmir Carpet Origin: Kashmir carpet dates back to the 15th century, when Sultan Zain-ul-Abidin brought carpet weavers from Persia and Central Asia to train local artisans. Speciality: It is…
15 April, 2026
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Usta Art At the Republic Day Parade 2026, Rajasthan’s tableau titled “Golden Touch of the Desert” prominently featured Usta Art. It is a traditional craft linked with Bikaner, Rajasthan, known for raised gold embossing, floral designs and decorative work. The craft reflects a blend of Persian artistic influence, Mughal patronage and the cultural traditions of Rajasthan. It remains one of India’s important heritage crafts associated with decorative embossing and luxury ornamentation. Aspect Details Origin Originating from Persian influence and flourishing in Bikaner, Rajasthan, Usta Art is a 16th-century craft known for gold foil embossing on camel leather, wood, marble and…
14 April, 2026
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