New Year Celebration  

Ugadi, celebrated in South India, marks the New Year with vibrant festivities. It symbolizes new beginnings, cultural richness, and culinary delights. Traditional dishes like Ugadi Pachadi and Obbattu highlight the occasion, fostering joy and unity among communities

Charminar was constructed in 1591. It is an iconic symbol of Hyderabad. The nearby markets of the place offer a fun experience. Golconda Fort offers breathtaking views of Hyderabad. Interesting and mysterious temples and acoustic structures can be discovered inside the fort.

Here is a list of New Year resolutions, that can help you become a better person.

As 2023 comes to a close, preparations for New Year celebrations are underway. The government has already issued the holiday calendar for 2024.

Ooty is a popular hill station in Tamil Nadu. The enchanting valleys of Ooty attract tourists from all around the world. If you’re looking for a place to find solitude amidst the chaos of life, then this destination is perfect for you.

Vienna, the capital of Austria, offers a vibrant nightlife. The numerous concert performances contribute to the festive atmosphere. Edinburgh, Scotland, is renowned globally for its stunning natural scenery, attracting thousands of tourists annually. The place is perfect for New Year’s celebrations.

Choosing the perfect destination for your year-end vacation can be time consuming. Here’s a list of perfect cities in India that offer unforgettable experiences to the tourists during this time of the year.

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) chairman K Sivan on Wednesday said that the central government has approved Chandrayaan-3 and the project is ongoing. Shehla Rashid, a known critic of the Modi government has now asked Dalits to give up a part of their reservations for Muslims. Do not miss the headlines of the day on MyNation in 100 seconds.

A thousand Muslim men on New Year’s Eve 2015 sexually assaulted German White women in Cologne, Germany in what a Twitter user terms “sexual Jihad”.

Central Reserve Police Force  jawans danced to songs with full passion and enthusiasm during New Year celebration

Two years after the shameful incident of molestation during New Year celebration in Bengaluru, the feared act has once again reared its ugly head. This time a 31-year-old woman was touched on the back by three youths at Richmond Road and her husband was beaten when he confronted the culprits. 
 

The Bengaluru Police made all arrangements and here is how they helped people welcome New Year safely and peacefully.
 

Youths were seen racing their bikes along ECR Road in Chennai, while two youths were seen riding a two-wheeler with a string of crackers attached to their vehicle

The speeding car in which the eight students were travelling in crashed into a garbage dumper of the Guntur Municipal Corporation (GMC) on the other side of the road before hitting a median in Lalapet area.

Members of Bajrang Dal held a conference this morning stating they would bust 'illegal' parties and celebrations on New Year’s Eve along with police