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Kedarnath song 'Sweetheart' features Sara Ali Khan and Sushant Singh Rajput, this song will surely be a popular choice for the wedding playlist!
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#Mindblowing: AR Rahman shares video of an unknown singer performing a Telugu melody
Sweet and otherworldly, this ‘unknown’ singer in a blue saree sings a Telugu melody while casually seated next to an plastic bucket wows the world!
Read More »#Diaspora: Celebrating 158 years of the Indian indentured labourer in South Africa
November marks the 158th anniversary of the arrival of Indian indentured labourers from India to South Africa.
Read More »#IncredibleIndia: Tamil Nadu’s legendary Navagraha temples you need to visit
Navagraha temples devoted to the Nine Celestial bodies, with incarnation of God for each of those nine planets are found in South India.
Read More »Kedarnath #songdrop Namo Namo in praise to Lord Shiva
On the auspicious occasion of #Dhanteras The makers release the song #NamoNamo which pays a soulful tribute to Lord Shankar!
Read More »#PODCAST: Newsbreak Legends feat The Dukes Combo
During South Africa's apartheid era they stood at the forefront of the local entertainment industry instrumental in bridging racial divides through music.
Read More »#LISTEN: Vidya Vox feat Vandana Iyer in Pallivaalu Bhadravattakam
Vidya Vox, the Youtube singing sensation recorded a mashup of the Malayali folk song Pallivaalu Bhadravattakam with her sister Vandana Iyer in Kerala.
Read More »The significance of the five days of Diwali
Diwali varies across cultures, religions and cities. Find out about the five days of Diwali, the celebrations on each day and the stories behind them.
Read More »Jonita Gandhi singing Lag Jaa Gale will touch your soul
Jonita renders the soulful song Lag Jaa Gale, her voice matches the scale to the T. Gandhi will be in South Africa in November 4th at Emperors Palace.
Read More »Telugu fastest growing language in the United States
Hindi is first, followed by Urdu, Gujarati and then Telugu. Last year there were more than 400,000 Telugu speakers in the US.
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