NEW DELHI – The concert setting was a familiar one – a large LED screen served as the backdrop to a stage with musical instruments, including a synthesiser, guitar, electronic percussion instrument ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is ...

Delhi University campuses will witness a blend of spirituality and contemporary music as the Delhi government rolls out a series of "Bhajan Clubbing" events from February 10 to 19 as part of the ...

Weekends for Delhi-based Akshat Mishra (20) aren’t about waiting outside a nightclub. He’s at the Yashobhoomi Centre in Dwarka, Delhi, to watch London-based kirtan artiste and bhakti yoga teacher ...

“Our Gen‑Z is taking to Bhajan Clubbing… it is spirituality and modernity merging beautifully, particularly keeping in mind the sanctity of the bhajans,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on his radio ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday praised the growing trend of “Bhajan clubbing” among India’s youth, calling it a powerful blend of devotion, culture, and modern lifestyle that resonates ...

Rehmat Khubchandani’s hands are up. She lets out a delighted ‘oohoo’ as she emerges from the crowd. The music is upbeat, with a club-style energy, but the song is a bhajan. Around, some women dance, ...

A new trend called 'bhajan clubbing' is taking India's youth by storm, blending devotion with electronic bass drops in a club-like setting, but without alcohol or substances. Leading this movement are ...

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 ...

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 son of Kirtan Nadagouda, a co-director and associate director known for his work on major films like KGF: Chapter 1, KGF: Chapter 2, and Salaar under director Prashanth Neel, is bereaved. His ...