international travelling exhibition

A simple saree worn by ISRO scientist Nandini Harinath on a pivotal day of India's Mars mission now graces the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. This vibrant red and blue garment, symbolizing a quiet triumph, marks India's successful journey to Mars and is now part of global space history, highlighting the personal alongside monumental achievements.

Floyd Mayweather Jr once became boxing’s biggest financial success story through smart business moves and record-breaking fights. But in 2026, reports about lawsuits, tax debt, unpaid revenue claims, and exhibition fights have raised fresh questions about the true state of his billion-dollar empire and luxurious lifestyle despite his historic earnings and massive global fame.

Former world champion Floyd Mayweather Jr has officially dropped his $100 million defamation lawsuit against Business Insider, bringing an end to a legal battle that lasted more than a year. The case was linked to reports questioning Mayweather’s public claims about owning a large apartment portfolio in Manhattan. According to recent reports, both parties agreed to dismiss the case permanently, while each side will cover its own legal costs.

Floyd Mayweather’s upcoming exhibition fight in Greece is now uncertain due to serious legal and financial issues. The American boxing legend has been informed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) about a possible move to cancel his U.S. passport. This development could impact his scheduled June 27 bout against Mike Zambidis in Athens. The situation has created doubts over Mayweather’s travel plans and participation in international events.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. may lose his passport due to over $7.25 million in unpaid taxes, according to IRS reports. This could stop his June 2026 fight in Greece against Mike Zambidis and affect other planned bouts. With past lawsuits also surfacing, his financial troubles are now creating serious risks for his boxing schedule and international travel.

It is a triumph of science and engineering, but so are cars, scooters and bicycles, all of which can outrun a human with ease. But that was never the point

FIFA has approved a landmark rule change allowing the Afghan women’s team, now competing as Afghan Women United, to return to international football despite being in exile since the Taliban takeover in 2021. The decision removes the need for approval from Afghanistan’s ruling federation, restoring their pathway to competition and marking a major step for displaced athletes in global sport.

Parents can cultivate a love for reading in children by modeling the behavior themselves and making it a shared family activity. Leveraging popular movie adaptations and the sensory experience of physical books can further engage young readers. Creative strategies and collaboration with schools build a strong foundation for lifelong literacy.

With eight challenging stations and fast-paced runs in between, Hyrox tested participants' physical and mental strength

Open-plan living is evolving, with global design shows highlighting a shift towards 'broken plan' and zoned living. Experts reveal that a balance between openness and privacy is now paramount. Homes are embracing flexible partitions, sliding doors and distinct areas for work, relaxation and gathering, reflecting a growing need for adaptable and purposeful spaces.

New York City hosts the United Nations Headquarters, a globally significant diplomatic hub on the East River. This complex, established in the 1950s, serves as the venue for crucial international discussions on peace, climate, and human rights. While not technically international territory, it possesses exclusive legal status, allowing independent functioning.

Despite winning multiple World Cups, India's blind cricketers, both men and women, face a stark reality of poor facilities and financial insecurity. Victories offer temporary relief through government rewards, but a lack of long-term support and institutional backing leaves players struggling for financial stability and consistent opportunities.

Kochi is increasingly finding itself on the global travel radar. As mentioned in a recent report by Booking.com, the coastal city has ranked among the top 10 most searched Indian destinations by global travellers for the first half of 2026, reflecting a growing interest in culturally rich and experience-led destinations

The 1975 classic Sholay drew massive crowds, including many Gen Z viewers, at the International Film Festival Delhi. Eager to experience the iconic film on the big screen for the first time, young audiences joined seasoned fans. The timeless appeal of the movie was evident, with familiar dialogues echoing and a dedicated exhibition celebrating its enduring legacy.

The three-day annual tourism fare began here on Friday. This is the fifth annual tourism fair,organised by India International Travel Exhibition.

A new travelling design platform, founded by Pinky and Kabbier Daga, is launching in Mumbai this March. This "nomadic gallery" model aims to showcase Indian design as collectible cultural expression, moving between cities and international platforms.

The "Vaccines: Injecting Hope" exhibition has opened at Science City, Kolkata, showcasing the global effort behind COVID-19 vaccine development. A collaborative project by NCSM, SMG, and supported by Wellcome UK and ICMR, the exhibition details the rapid scientific advancements and human stories behind vaccine creation. Open until September 2025, it aims to educate millions about the critical role of vaccines.

Individuals born on March 17th will experience a transformative personal year under the influence of Number 3. This period brings significant shifts in career and finances, with a focus on leadership and decisive action. Relationships will see increased popularity and potential for deeper connections, while health encourages balance and reflection.