India's Harmonious Relations Worldwide1
From Nation, For Nation - Pulse of the Nation
INA’s Tri-colour Hoisted at Moirang in 1944 — A Lost Relic of National Pride
"From Colonial Zero Mile to Karaundi's Ashoka Pillar – Tracing the Shifting Geographical Heart of Independent Modern India"
Nagpur is historically known as the geographical centre of India, marked by the iconic Zero Mile Stone. Erected by the British, this sandstone monument features a pillar and four majestic horses, and was used to measure distances across colonial India. The pillar has carvings of distances to major cities, reinforcing Nagpur’s central importance.
Centre of Modern India – Karaundi
Following the Partition, India’s topography changed, and the geographical centre shifted from Nagpur to Karaundi in Madhya Pradesh. Located at 23.48°N, 80.12°E with an elevation of 386 meters, Karaundi now represents the modern heart of India. An Ashoka Pillar monument, featuring four lions facing each direction, stands tall in a field, signifying this updated central point.
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From Globe, For Globe - Pulse of the Planet
Special Recognition and Commendations are conveyed to Aaradhya School of Fine Arts, for their unwavering commitment towards patriotism, by showing love, devotion and sense of attachment to a home land by being a part of the “Greatest number of people dancing for Vande Mataram by paying tribute to Indian National Flag from different locations is 3680”, achieved with passion towards National Pride Performing Western Dance to inspire, motivate and encourage on the eve of 76th Republic Day Celebrations.
Aaradhya School of Fine Arts, are being a part of the 76th Republic Day with the Theme ‘’Nation First, Always First’’ achieved a new “Indian World Record”, adjudicated by Dr. Nagarjuna Babu, Advocate, Supreme Court of India, Dr. Pavani & Dr. Swarna Sri -Adjudicators Indian Book of Records at Hyderabad, Telangana, India.
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