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Saransh Kanaujia

Saransh Kanaujia is currently editor of Matribhumi Samachar Group. He earlier worked with Hindusthan Samachar News Agency. He is also associated with many organizations.

‘Mahatma, Illustrated’ authored by noted artist & cartoonist Shankar Pamarthy, unveiled at hyd.art 2025!

The book celebrates Gandhiji’s life through art.   Hyderabad, 20th December 2025: Mahatma, Illustrated, a book by noted artist and cartoonist Shankar Pamarthy, was released today at hyd.art 2025 – Hyderabad’s largest curated art showcase, held at EON Hyderabad by Navanaami, Narsing, Financial District.   Mahatma, Illustrated, is a compelling visual tribute to the life, values, and enduring …

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Hyderabad’s biggest curated 3 day art show – hyd.art 2025, inaugurated by Sri Sekhar Kammula!

Showcasing Indian Masters, featuring iconic works by M.F. Husain and S.H. Raza. A highlight of the event is‘Keerthanam – A Tribute to Telugu Legends.’  Hyderabad, 19th December 2025: The largest curated art showcase in Hyderabad – hyd.art 2025; was inaugurated by the Chief Guest Sri Sekhar Kammula, Film Director; today at EON Hyderabad By Navanaami, Nanakramguda. Running until December 21, 2025, hyd.art 2025, …

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Tamil Nadu: BJP accuses TVK Joseph of mimicking DMK ideology to mislead voters and silence on Thiruparankundram temple

The BJP Tamil Nadu accused actor-turned-politician Joseph Vijay of running what it described as a paid and deceptive political campaign by imitating DMK ideologies to mislead voters in the State. The BJP alleged that Vijay’s party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, was indulging in what it termed an “inside-out betting game”, pretending …

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UK TV host Kaur says 2 per cent Christians in India celebrate X’mas like majority, echoes growing insecurity in Europe

A video shared from New Delhi by British television host and commentator Narinder Kaur has triggered a wide-ranging debate on religious coexistence, cultural expression, and double standards in multicultural societies, even as Europe enters the Christmas season under heightened security amid persistent terror threats. Kaur, who is currently travelling in …

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Hindus push back against Conversion via Christmas: Janjati villages in South Gujarat demand proof of Christian identity

Hindu communities in Dharampur and Kaprada talukas of Valsad district have drawn a firm line ahead of Christmas, demanding that the administration allow Christmas celebrations only for those officially registered as Christians in government records. The demand, articulated through formal applications to the Mamlatdar’s office, stems from growing fears among …

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