The Margazhi music festival in Chennai faces a 20% drop in footfall this year due to the convenience of livestreams, travel anxieties, and ...

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Rain used to be a time of joy and passion — a reaffirmation of life — immortalised by our intense monsoon ragas and lyrical poetry down the...

The Border Roads Organisation (BRO) constructed a 430 feet long bailey bridge at Daporijo over the Subansiri river in Arunachal Pradesh’s U...

Holding six weeks of music appears to be in bad taste for some.

Pravin Dongre, chairman, Indian Pulses & Grains Association, said: "Prices have gone up since January as untimely rain and hailstorm have a...

There are two kinds of artists, says eminent publisher Ramdas Bhatkal. The first is like the proverbial hare. His virtuosity dazzles an dth...

Delving deep into how one learns a language, Vishvanath says his team spent a few years to replicate a similar milieu inside the classroom.

No one knows the mystery of death, they insist. So, embrace the mystery of the Unknown!

Now that the rains have arrived, some friends have started making monsoon music.

The journey to Jharkhand in the middle of summer was well worth it as it was mesmerised by the grace of Seraikella Chhau.

Ustad Rais Khan is returning to Pakistan. The sitar maestro of the Mewat gharana had come to India to see his ailing mother, who expired so...

Kurumbadi in the Nilgiris in Tamil Nadu welcomed us with bouquets of flowers. Wild sunflower blooms painted the thick green shrubs on both ...