Delhi’s ‘biggest bhajan clubbing event’ was attended by around 5,000 people, many of them in their twenties. ‘A competition ...

Devotees recently braved sub-zero temperatures and deep snow to reach Yulla Kanda in Himachal’s Kinnaur district, performing ...

We had the good fortune of visiting 12 Jyotirlingas and 4 Dhams in recent years and wanted to visit Vrindavan as well - the ...

For years, India’s Gen Z has carried a reputation shaped by stereotypes: a cohort dismissed as aloof, easily distracted, indulgent in nightlife, and Insta-validation. Popular imagination paints them ...

No argument took place in the case related to the Mathura Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi and Shahi Eidgah Mosque dispute today. The court did not record any arguments after it was informed that the Supreme ...

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 ...

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 ...

Older generations often assume that today's youth are disconnected from religion and spirituality. "Touch Grass. Reconnect with God," they're usually told. However, this new trend is proof that Gen-Z ...

If you thought Gen Z was only about EDM nights and late-night parties, it’s time to rethink. A new trend called ‘Bhajan Clubbing’ is redefining what club culture means for the youth today. Instead of ...

If you thought Gen Z was all about clubbing and parties, while pujas and bhajans were only for the older generation, think again. Today’s youth has flipped that idea. They’re blending devotion with ...

Indian festivals are not just about pandals and Garba anymore. This festive season, a new trend called “bhajan clubbing" has gone viral – and it is changing how young people express devotion. Across ...