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 ...

Bhajans with beats – Gen Z is grooving to devotional songs over concerts. (Image generated with Google Gemini) Still recovering from your New Year’s eve soiree? Gen-Z has brought another viral party ...

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 ...

For decades, India’s spiritual fabric has remained rooted in tradition, temples, satsangs, jagrans and devotional gatherings that carried forward centuries of cultural practice. But a cultural shift ...

For many, MS Subbulakshmi’s music is a cultural memory, not only in south India but her voice has echoed across the North and around the world. Her songs have been a rite of passage for generations of ...

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 ...

Singer Swati Mishra, known for her devotional Ram bhajans, spoke to NDTV ahead of the Ram Mandir completion ceremony. She expressed her deep emotional bond with Ayodhya and said Ram Mandir is her ...

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, ...

Picture this: a group of young friends at an event, banging heads, hands in the air, dancing to the rhythmic beats and singing their hearts out together. Sounds like any other live band gig or EDM ...

Bhajan Clubbing merges devotional singing with modern gatherings, offering a spiritual yet unconstrained experience for youth. Astrologically, planetary alignments foster this trend, promoting ...

When you think of a night club, what do you imagine? Perhaps, dimmed lights, a heavy bass, and youngsters headbanging . You are close to the picture. Just replace the high- energy disco tracks with ...

There's a new trend in major Indian cities going by the name of "Bhajan clubbing”. When I first heard about it, I wondered what it meant. People are going to clubs, but instead of alcohol, they're ...