Bollywood's Arijit Singh stunned fans by retiring from playback singing but quickly dropped soulful Shiva bhajan "Oh Shiv ...

Arijit Singh returns with devotional track ‘Oh Shiv Mere’ after playback retirement ...

Devotion, it seems, is finding a new address. It may be a café, a college courtyard, a rooftop, or an open air venue glowing with soft lights and incense. The sound is familiar yet unexpected. Ancient ...

In the 130th episode of Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about a new cultural trend that is gaining popularity among young Indians - "bhajan clubbing." He said it was heartening to see ...

For decades, the rhythm of devotion followed a familiar geography — temples at dawn, sabhas in December, wooden chairs aligned in reverent rows. But today, spiritual music is learning to share space ...

Music streams from the speakers in a vast room brimming with zesty souls. The crowd seemingly transported to a world cut away from the one outside. There is adrenaline josh as they clap hands and sing ...

The rise of 'bhajan clubbing' is captivating the youth. With ticketed events showcasing devotional music through an evolved lens of modern production, this trend merges spirituality with chic ...

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma on Friday positioned the state as India’s next major investment destination, unveiling a Rs 35 lakh crore MoU pipeline under the Rising Rajasthan initiative, ...

The Haryanvi music industry continues to evolve as artists experiment with new themes, tones and production styles. Among the names shaping this shift is Vikrant Yadav aka Vikram Sarkar, known for ...

Masoom Sharma drops his powerful and energetic new Haryanvi single Kaali Kaali Gaadi with Times Music. Masoom Sharma, one of Haryanvi music’s most dynamic and celebrated voices, is back with a ...

Masoom Sharma is set to unveil his newest Haryanvi single, Kaali Kaali Gaadi, an energetic and impactful track that highlights his unique style. Following successful releases like Chand and Bandook Ma ...

In India’s fast-changing youth culture, a new kind of nightlife is quietly taking over, and it has nothing to do with alcohol, loud bars, or late-night chaos. Instead, it is driven by devotion, music, ...