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Once a strictly private Muslim affair, over the years, Iftar has gained currency to become a symbol of unity – among intra-Muslim sects, across...

The Nightingale of our times, Lata Mangeshkar has not only been a melodious treat but also a pioneer in resurrecting the public relevance of musicians...

From Indian classical rhythm to western beats, Manna Dey had aced each genre with inimitable ease. This master musician, was among the best gifts that...

An icon of undivided India, Ghulam Haider carried forward his community's historic musical legacy, creating harmonious renditions that had...

Talat Mahmood was a beacon of antique, ethereal music. His velvet-husky voice continues to reverberate many fond memories, writes Sharad Dutt.

Kolkata's carcass meat trade has a historical link that has long been averted. With the crisis now at its peak, establishments of the city are...

He composed music for over a 100 films, producing a plethora of super-hits and also received the highest accolades of the country. Yet, Ravi Shankar...

Mohammed Rafi's voice was Almighty's endowment and his creations will be preserved as priceless gifts for generations to come, writes Sharad Dutt.

Suvaprasanna's Arts Acre, in Kolkata, is a treat for artists from across the globe, who regularly visit this inspiring green space to create art and...

India's first female composer, Saraswati Devi had a sonorous legacy which met an abrupt end as she was swiftyly erased from memory and compelled to...

Dada Saheb Phalke spearheaded the motion picture as an indispensible aspect of modern life. Over a century since his first screening, Phalke’s legacy...

The loss of Ustad Pyarelal Wadali drew the curtains on the legendary Wadali Brothers, who have enlivened India's musical legacy with their evocative...