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Lucknow's art scene buzzed with the opening of 'Mitti Se Mehrab,' a solo exhibition by self-taught artist Farzana Sahab. Padma Shri Malini Awasthi inaugurated the showcase, featuring around 55 works inspired by childhood memories, Bundelkhand's folk art, and awadhi architectural elements. Visitors explored themes of memory, identity, and heritage, engaging with the artist's unique visual narratives.

A new 63-km expressway connecting Lucknow and Kanpur is poised to invigorate real estate, particularly in peri-urban areas, by boosting connectivity and industrial movement. This strategically vital corridor, linking to the Ganga Expressway, is expected to spur demand for plotted developments and logistics parks. The project promises enhanced regional integration and economic growth.

Lucknow celebrated World Heritage Day with heritage walks and a symposium on awadh's intangible cultural heritage. Events included explorations of Hazratganj and the Lucknow Residency, followed by discussions on folk theatre, traditions, language, and the role of Mirasin women performers in preserving cultural practices.

Lucknow's seasoned professionals, many in their fifties, are reliving their cricketing dreams on weekends. Doctors, officials, and entrepreneurs form teams, playing 20-over matches in local leagues. This isn't just about sport; it's a therapeutic ritual fostering friendship, nostalgia, and a vibrant connection to their past, proving age is truly just a number on the pitch.

World Heritage Day

The newly inaugurated Lucknow Heritage and Art Museum is a treasure trove of awadh’s timeless legacy. From intricate chikankari embroidery to rare Nawabi artifacts, the museum spans centuries of royal grandeur and cultural depth featuring over 500 exhibits including 18th-century miniature paintings, silverware, and interactive thumri-kathak displays, along with celebrating awadh’s culinary distinction

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Asha Bhosle's voice transcended mere singing, embodying a profound presence that immortalized moments. For 'Umrao Jaan,' she didn't just perform; she underwent a reckoning, channeling the essence of a bygone era of restraint and unspoken longing.

Asha Bhosle's voice transcended mere singing, becoming an eternal presence that resonated with longing. Her performance in 'Umrao Jaan' was a profound 'reckoning,' where she surrendered to the character, giving Lucknow a cinematic permanence. Her ability to dissolve and become, a rare gift, ensured her voice continues to reside in the human heart, unfading and unending.

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