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Bangalore International Centre lists the Bengaluru festival for November 4–6 as the youth theatre programme expands across four cities.

The temple’s festival arrangements pause aarti, Sugam Darshan and Rudrabhishek tickets for a defined period without closing general darshan.

A November 3 public programme at Government Degree College Kargil followed a three-day workshop on pastoral livelihoods and ecological change.

The November 3 programme announcement places workshops and film screenings alongside Darjeeling Himalayan Railway’s cultural celebrations.

The November 4 Cabinet decision advances the projects’ organisational framework; their economic model remains to be decided.

Raj Thackeray announced the cancellation on November 4; visitors should not plan a trip for the annual MNS lights and fireworks programme.

A November 4 panchayat notice directs participants to the Keralotsavam portal and local office for further details.

The November 3–4 programme combines international short films with Uttarakhand cultural performances at the university’s main ground.

Programme details reported on November 4 include Tharu and Vantangiya traditions alongside visiting troupes from other states.

A November 3 review considered funding, artisan stalls and cultural displays for Cuttack’s November 24–December 1 fair.

The slang term for outshining someone tops a shortlist spanning gaming, work and personal style.

The festive quiz window is open, with questions exploring India’s heritage and Diwali traditions.

NBCUniversal and Hornbill Capital co-led the round, announced on November 4 by the Bengaluru entertainment company.

The Mumbai studio is developing Project Takedown and says the actor has joined as an investor.

Teghaza 001 is due to enter the Bethel museum’s public gallery during the week of November 9, following recent scientific analysis.

The November 3 programme in Varanasi combined a ₹250 commemorative coin release with Carnatic vocal and instrumental performances.

Around 500 artistes are expected, with rehearsals planned before the five-day Rashtriya Sanskriti Mahotsav.

The World Konkani Music Mega Convention opened on November 3, with teams seeking a Guinness title through continuous singing.

The November 4–5 programme at MGAHV will examine Hindi journalism’s history, social concerns and artificial intelligence.

More than 300 photographs feature in the Paris exhibition, scheduled from November 4 to May 3 in the Napoléon mezzanine.

The university’s November 3 report describes opening-day competitions at its 19th Inter School Youth Festival, which began on November 2.

A museum order suspends visitor entry from November 2 to 4 for renovation work ahead of Expo 2026; a reopening hour is not specified.

Six Indian films feature in a Korean tour running until November 29, with free Seoul screenings continuing through November 7.

The Odisha programme combines two days of creative competitions with a three-day sports segment, running from November 3 to 7.

The Delhi conference marked 25 years of the Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge and discussed documentation, access and community participation.

The sixth Art for Hope season will offer 50 grants, with applications open until November 15 across six creative categories.

Pragati’s VISION exhibition is scheduled for December 18–20 at ICCR galleries, with four photography categories and a fee only for selected exhibits.

The Hanoi landmark reopened on November 3 after annual maintenance, with morning visits available five days a week.

Pallavi Paul’s Salt Moon and Vikrant Bhise’s Neel Ambar are scheduled at the gallery’s Hindustan Road and Ballygunge Place venues into January.

The Bengaluru bookstore’s newly announced event will bring food researchers, a contributor and a chef together to discuss mahua’s place in food and community life.

The latest official programme sets an earlier opening than October reports, with cultural events, outdoor activities and a November 28 Dragon Run planned.

Ananth Padmanabhan’s photography exhibition is scheduled for November 4–10 at India Habitat Centre, exploring Kolkata’s changing streets and everyday memories.

Organisers outlined youth platforms and a Satyanarayan dedication at a November 2 briefing ahead of the December event at Gandhi Maidan.

The new textiles platform supports local weavers and entrepreneurs, while the upgraded library adds reading spaces and an exam preparation corner.

The newly outlined programme brings together dance, music, traditional clothing, crafts and cultural exchanges at Hikmah Exchange Event Centre.

The five-day festival brought ceremonial dance, harvest traditions and local stalls to the Iing Sad grounds in Meghalaya.

The 13-day show brings paintings, sculpture, ceramics, textiles and folk and tribal art to the foundation’s centre.

The Italian festival’s closing update also outlines a planned comics museum and an exhibition continuing into September 2027.

The three-day exhibition at Aga Khan Hall combines handlooms, festive apparel and craft products, with free entry through November 3.

The Juhu festival runs through November 16 with Fringe performances, acoustic concerts, workshops and National Theatre Live screenings.

Free celebrations begin at Central Bangrak on November 3, with further events in Pattaya and Phuket during the month.

The Nature Bazaar event ends on November 3 after a run featuring crafts, festive textiles and regional food.

The new Mumbai venue opened to visitors on November 1, combining a collection of more than 4,500 books with dining and a programme of talks and workshops.

Local dishes and Rajasthani specialities feature alongside crafts and performances during the November 1–3 gathering in Nava Raipur.

Four interactive experiences let visitors design planets, manage spacecraft systems and explore the origins of elements.

UNESCO’s new campaign update highlights volunteer photography and an October heritage walk through Bhaktapur.

The four-day cultural festival combined Indian dance traditions, creative workshops and literary conversations at NADT.

UNESCO’s October 30 announcement gives the Uzbek city a new international platform for crafts and cultural exchange.

The new portal begins with Charlie Cairoli and Illuminations material, with further collections planned.

Hiroshi Sugimoto’s redesign reconnects the Washington museum and its outdoor galleries after a four-year transformation.

The free Canadian exhibition explores the cultural meanings of hair and is scheduled to run until April 25, 2027.

The newly opened exhibition runs through December 15 at Manikyavelu Mansion on Palace Road.

The November 1–7 programme includes free cultural events, with creative workshops at Imphal Art College later this week.

KVIC says the Delhi event began on October 31, with discounts on khadi and village-industry products.

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has extended applications for media coverage of the November 20–28 festival in Panaji.

The Ministry of Culture says the Piprahwa relics will be displayed at three Arunachal Pradesh locations during November.

Organisers list a three-day food and culture event at Jio World Garden in Bandra Kurla Complex.

Gujarat Tourism’s event listing describes a celebration of crafts, food and performances in Kevadia.

The Delhi fair brings together traditional crafts, handlooms, food and work by artisans with disabilities.

The festival at Bangiya Samaj in Chittaranjan Park showcases food, handlooms and crafts from West Bengal.

Incredible India lists the annual Pushkar fair for 17–24 November; visitors should check the latest programme before travelling.

Music, dance, crafts and food are part of the heritage festival at the Himalayan Cultural Centre in Dehradun.