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Saturday, 14 November 2026
Thursday, 12 November 2026
Unravelling Indian Culture: The Essence of Bharat – Explore India’s Rich Heritage
Discover the fascinating history, traditions, art, architecture, and cultural heritage of India through Unravelling Indian Culture: The Essence of Bharat, an illustrated three-volume book series by Madhukar Kumar Bhagat.
This series offers an engaging journey through Ancient, Medieval, and Modern India, helping readers explore the richness and diversity of Indian civilization.
About the Book
Unravelling Indian Culture: The Essence of Bharat is a three-volume series published by G.K. Publications. It takes readers on a journey through three important periods of Indian history:
- Ancient India
- Medieval India
- Modern India
Featuring over 1,700 photographs, the series explores India’s historical landmarks, art, architecture, spiritual traditions, philosophy, and cultural achievements.
Its illustrated presentation offers readers an accessible way to understand the depth and diversity of Indian culture. The books can be useful for students, teachers, researchers, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in India’s rich cultural heritage.
Key Features
- Three Volumes: Covers Ancient, Medieval, and Modern India.
- 1,700+ Photographs: Presents visual insights into India’s cultural heritage.
- Wide-ranging Coverage: Explores Indian history, traditions, art, architecture, and philosophy.
- Educational Value: Offers illustrated reference material for students, teachers, and general readers.
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Thursday, 15 October 2026
DR KALAM QUZ ( WORLD STUDENT DAY 15 OCTOBER ) READ BIOGRAHPY & ATTEMPT QUIZ
Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam (15 October 1931 – 27 July 2015) was one of India’s most beloved leaders, a pioneering scientist, and the 11th President of India []. Widely revered as the "Missile Man of India," his life journey from a humble village to the highest office in the country remains a timeless inspiration for millions - ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation): He was the Project Director of India's first indigenous Satellite Launch Vehicle (SLV-III), which successfully deployed the
- Rohini satellite into orbit in 1980 [].
- DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation): He spearheaded the Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme (IGMDP), leading the design and development of iconic strategic missiles like Agni and Prithvi [, ].
- Pokhran-II: As the Chief Scientific Advisor to the Prime Minister, he was the chief coordinator for the historic 1998 nuclear weapon tests, establishing India's nuclear deterrence capability [, ].
🇮🇳 The People's President (2002–2007)In 2002, Dr. Kalam was elected as the 11th President of India [, ]. During his tenure, he transformed the presidency. He opened the doors of Rashtrapati Bhavan to ordinary citizens, especially the youth and students, earning him the enduring nickname "The People's President."📚 Later Life, Values, and LegacyAfter his presidential term, Dr. Kalam dedicated his life to teaching, writing, and inspiring students. He traveled extensively to universities and schools, firmly believing that the youth hold the key to transforming India into a developed nation (a vision he outlined in his book India 2020) []. He authored several best-selling books, including his famous autobiography, Wings of FireHe was a man of deep spiritual values, simple living, and high thinking. He famously possessed very few material belongings, loved playing the traditional Veena, and was deeply secular []. In recognition of his immense service, he was awarded India's highest civilian honor, the Bharat Ratna, in 1997On 27 July 2015, while doing what he loved most—delivering a lecture to students at IIM Shillong—Dr. Kalam collapsed and passed away following a sudden cardiac arrest. Globally, his birth anniversary (October 15) is recognized by the United Nations as World Students' Day


