Visakhapatnam Sees Rise in Art and Social Gatherings at Cafes and Parks

February 13, 2026

Visakhapatnam Sees Rise in Art and Social Gatherings at Cafes and Parks

Visakhapatnam's locals are swapping malls for creative community events. From pressed flower art to paint sessions, cafés and parks buzz with new workshops that foster connection and creativity. Groups like Strings Community and Communize Vizag are leading this fresh wave of engaging weekend meetups.

Visakhapatnam Sees Rise in Art and Social Gatherings at Cafes and Parks

February 13, 2026

Visakhapatnam Sees Rise in Art and Social Gatherings at Cafes and Parks

Visakhapatnam's locals are swapping malls for creative community events. From pressed flower art to paint sessions, cafés and parks buzz with new workshops that foster connection and creativity. Groups like Strings Community and Communize Vizag are leading this fresh wave of engaging weekend meetups.

Valentine’s Week Takes Over Apps and Hyderabad Cafes with Pink Hues and Offers

February 13, 2026

Valentine’s Week Takes Over Apps and Hyderabad Cafes with Pink Hues and Offers

Valentine’s Week has turned shopping apps and Hyderabad cafes pink with hearts, deals, and love-themed offers. Some find it festive, others feel pressured amid endless discounts and themed content.

Islamabad Loses Mughal-Era Building and WWI Memorial to Urban Development

February 13, 2026

Islamabad Loses Mughal-Era Building and WWI Memorial to Urban Development

A 16th-century Mughal-era building and a World War I memorial in Islamabad were demolished for housing development, sparking concern over heritage protection gaps.

Israeli Tax Holds Starve Palestinian Schools, Forcing Closures and Sparking Dropouts

February 13, 2026

Israeli Tax Holds Starve Palestinian Schools, Forcing Closures and Sparking Dropouts

Israel's withholding of tax revenues from the Palestinian Authority is crippling West Bank schools. Many are open just three days a week, supplies are scarce, and dropout rates are rising. The education crisis weighs heavily on families and students like 10-year-old Zaid, whose dreams clash with empty classrooms and erratic schedules.