Suanshu Khurana

A mural featuring the India-born global conductor, inaugurated by the Israel Embassy in the Capital, aspires to celebrate 'India-Israel partnership'.

Playback singer Shilpa Rao on navigating the algorithm-driven music industry, performing with British popstar Ed Sheeran and how her National-Award winning Chaleya is not an easy song

The maestro's break with Israel shows why cultural icons cannot remain untouched by war and human suffering

Nilanjana Ghosh Dastidar, AR Rahman's bassist, on how she landed Maskara, the breezy melody in Imtiaz Ali's Main Vaapas Aaunga that is blowing up the internet.

Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft The Tour review: The most charming stretches in director James Cameron’s concert documentary, made in collaboration with Billie Eilish, are simply those where she sings and her fans sing back to her.

Celebrated by the likes of Pt Bhimsen Joshi, Kishori Amonkar and revered by the Mangeshkar sisters, here is the story of largely forgotten vocalist Manik Varma, who never courted fame. She would have been 100 this month

Here's the largely forgotten story of Kachaudi Gali, a century-old kajri that documented the anguish of numerous women during the migration in Purvanchal, when thousands of men from the region were shipped to present-day Myanmar under British rule.

In an era of hardened rhetoric and communal fractures, the late poet's effortless verses remain our most powerful antidote to hatred

Violin virtuoso N Rajam, 88, who was awarded the Padma Vibhushan last month, on reimagining the Carnatic violin in the Hindustani vocal tradition for seven decades, her artistic kinship with Ustad Bismillah Khan and a lifelong bond with Banaras

Organised by the team of Imtiaz Ali’s Main Waapas Aaunga, the musical salute to the BSF is scheduled to take place during the Beating Retreat parade at the border.