Anshika Saxena, Author at The Unknown India

Women celebrating Gangaur festival with Gauri idols in traditional attire

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Gangaur Festival: Rajasthan’s Sacred Spring Celebration

Gangaur Festival: Where Devotion Blossoms Like Spring What comes to your mind when you hear…

Anshika SaxenaMarch 20, 2026

Goddess Durga in a calm, radiant form, surrounded by spring flowers symbolising awakening and divine feminine energy

Culture

Chaitra Navratri: Nine Sacred Nights That Transform Souls

Chaitra Navratri: Not Just a

Anshika SaxenaMarch 19, 2026

Masked Raula and Raulane performers during the Rulane Festival in Kinnaur Himachal Pradesh

Culture Places & People

Raulane Festival: Himachal’s Sacred Tradition Goes Viral

Raulane Festival

Anshika SaxenaMarch 16, 2026

Ancient Indian marketplace illustrating early consumer protection traditions celebrated on World Consumer Rights Day

History

Consumer Rights Ancient India: 3,000 Years Ahead of the World

World Consumer Rights Day: How

Anshika SaxenaMarch 13, 2026

Culture History Places & People

Jhanda Sahib Dehradun: The Sacred Flag That Founded a City

Jhanda Sahib Dehradun: The

Anshika SaxenaMarch 11, 2026

Phooldei festival celebrated in Uttarakhand

Culture Places & People

Phooldei Festival: Sacred Himalayan Flower Blessing Tradition

Phooldei: When Flowers Become Blessings in the

Anshika SaxenaMarch 10, 2026

Smriti Mandhana Barbie Doll - International Women's Day

Inspiration Places & People

Smriti Mandhana Barbie: Cricket Star’s Historic Milestone

Smriti Mandhana’s Barbie Doll: A

Anshika SaxenaMarch 6, 2026

History Places & People

Khamenei Indian Roots: Iran Leader’s Heritage Mystery

Did Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s Supreme Leader, Have

Anshika SaxenaMarch 3, 2026

Brij ki Holi celebration in Mathura with colours and crowd

Culture History Inspiration Places & People

Brij Ki Holi: The Sacred 40-Day Celebration That Never Ends

Brij Ki Holi: More than A

Anshika SaxenaMarch 3, 2026

Inspiration Places & People

Pond Man Ramveer Tanwar: Reviving India’s Lost Water Heritage

The Man who Refused to let Ponds in

Anshika SaxenaFebruary 27, 2026

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Brij Ki Holi: The Sacred 40-Day Celebration That Never Ends

Pond Man Ramveer Tanwar: Reviving India’s Lost Water Heritage

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