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By The IndianCulture deskChecked by Ajay Gupta · 8 September 20261 min read

IndianCulture is a publication with two speeds.

The section pages — festivals, traditions, sacred India, food — are the encyclopedia. They explain a thing so it stays true next year. An article is different. It is dated. It has a reported argument. It can be about a city, a labour market, a season, or a question that is only interesting now.

This index is newest first. The piece marked featured is the one on the homepage.

Glass office towers in Gurugram Cyber City at dusk, lights coming on across the skyline

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Gurugram, the Millennium City: How a Village Economy Became India's Corporate Launchpad

Gurugram is India's most visible experiment in private-led city-making: a former agricultural fringe that became North India's largest office market, a GCC magnet, and a daily test of whether talent can outrun infrastructure.

8 September 202616 min readThe IndianCulture desk

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How are articles different from the rest of the site?

Pages under /festivals, /traditions, /sacred-india and the other sections are evergreen explainers, updated in place. Articles at /articles are dated features — reported, attributed, and listed newest-first. They can be featured on the homepage.

Do articles replace the festival and temple pages?

No. Those pages stay the reference. Articles are the living magazine on top of them.