The new Nalanda University, envisaged as a centre of inter-civilisational dialogue, is also a ‘Net Zero Green Campus’

Archaeological excavation reveals 5,200-year-old Harappan settlement at Padta Bet in Kachchh, Gujarat.

Under the Sagarmala programme, Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways is developing the National Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC), at Lothal, Gujarat.

John Marshall, the then-Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), announced the discovery of “Civilisation of the Indus Valley” on September 20, 1924.

NMHC is being developed under the Sagarmala Programme by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterway (MoPSW)

Recently excavations began at Ramgram, led by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), to discover Buddha’s eighth relic.

Recently, researchers highlighted the untapped tourism potential of the ancient Buddhist sites of Kanaganahalli and Sannati, located in Kalaburgi, Karnataka along the banks of Bhima river.

The discovery made during an ongoing excavation identified a water storage area between mounds, with an estimated depth of 3.5 to 4 feet depicting their advanced water management techniques.

The theme of the conference was "Re-imagining Vedāntic World Order" reflecting contemporary relevance of Vedant.

Recently, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu announced the prize for experts and organizations for deciphering the scripts of the Indus Valley Civilization.

The study published in a report titled ‘Antiquity of Iron: Recent Radiometric Dates from Tamil Nadu’, challenges established assumptions about Iron Age in the world and India.

The inscriptions are dated 1129 CE, 1130 CE, and 1132 CE during the reign of Emperor Someswara-III Bhulokamalladeva of the Kalyana Chalukya dynasty.

Recently, Tamil Nadu announced $1 Million prize for experts and organizations for deciphering the scripts of the Indus Valley Civilization.