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The November 5–7 offer includes ten vegetables, with one pack per customer and four additional mobile outlets in Chennai.

The browser-based campaign runs November 3–10, with 60-second rounds controlled through a smartphone camera.

ABD Maestro announced two additions on November 3, initially available in Maharashtra with other state launches planned.

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

The consumer platform’s November 3 expansion applies its own ingredient-screening framework to a new retail category.

The inaugural Lalitpur festival is scheduled for December 26–27, with panels, book signings and performances.

The Railway Ground fair’s handicraft stalls and food court will continue under the newly reported extension.

Original festival reels are due November 21, with English-language requirements and promotional reuse terms for submissions.

The new Viksit Bharat Sankalp Park in Sector 16 is part of a campaign encouraging residents to plant, protect and care for trees.

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

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 November 3 programme at PNB’s Parliament Street branch focused on face authentication, assisted submissions and ways to reach pensioners who need help.

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

The planned national campaign will pair younger volunteers with senior citizens through community activities, digital help and skill sharing.

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 limited-time dessert pairs warm chocolate-chip cookie dough with vanilla bean mousse.

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 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.

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.

The 15-day programme will run on weekends and public holidays through December 25, with a ₹1,000 fee and a maximum of 50 participants.

NASA’s new monthly guide points to modest meteor displays early in November, followed by the Leonids and a full supermoon.

The November 1 programme at Veer Savarkar Sports Complex combined cycling with traditional games and environmental awareness.

The November 1–7 programme assigns daily themes, including water conservation on November 3 and sustainable food on November 4.

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 walk brought 18 participants together for birdwatching, alongside a visitor art activity marking the zoo’s anniversary.

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.

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

The Ministry of Rural Development’s calendar lists the food festival in New Delhi from 21 November to 8 December 2026.

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.