The OxygenForIndia campaign is aimed at providing oxygen cylinders to those in need

The insurance covers pre-hospitalisation and post-hospitalization expenses along with road ambulance charges

The company has invested more than $3.6 billion in capital since 2006

Second wave of COVID leads to shortage of critical medical equipment

Central monitoring cells allow for remote parient monitoring

Antigent tests said to produce more false negatives

The IPO comprises a fresh issue of equity shares aggregating up to ₹50 crore and an offer sale of up to 70.3 lakh equity shares

It raised guidance to 19.5-20 per cent growth compared to the 16.5-17.5 per cent growth it had indicated earlier

From a pipeline perspective, the company crossed a total contract value of $7.6 billion this quarter

Sharanya, daughter of singer Srinivas, has come up with her debut music video titled ‘Kozhai’

Palghat K.S.Narayanaswamy’s recital in Palakkad was delight for listeners.

Bjorn Surrao is making music across the spectrum and believes that language and genre are no bar

As the Sangeet Natak Akademi celebrates Bhupinder Singh’s contribution to music, ANUJ KUMAR speaks to the legendary singer and guitarist

Ashutosh Bhiman sang Sufi and Bollywood numbers at two separate gigs in the city and had people asking for more

Musician Arun Varghese is keyed up about his work as a composer and sound designer

Choirmaster Christopher Sherwood talks about his passion for collecting LP records and his love for music

Musicians paid homage to M.S. Subbulakshmi in a series of concerts organised by the Kerala Sangeeta Nataka Akademi in Thrissur.

Vidya Sagar talks about the melodious music of Thoppil Joppan.

Kannadasan’s verses explored emotions with intimacy, depth and literary flair.

The 13-year-old Qawwali singer proved his sufi legacy, writes M.O. Badsha

The audience faced the challenge with gusto, reports Renuka Suryanarayan.

In a conversation with Manjari Sinha, Vidushi Kishori Amonkar gives us an insight into her musical universe.

Hindi cinema has played an important role in stitching the secular fabric of the nation.

Ustad Irshad Khan and Vidushi Kishori Amonkar lived up to their reputation at a concert in New Delhi

A three-day festival organised by Pracheen Kala Kendra in Chandigarh saw fine vocal and sitar recitals.

Chi Udaka brings together Indian classical dances and Japanese music at The Hindu November Fest.

Expect a blend of classical, folk, pop, rock and Bollywood at The Hindu November Fest’s 12th edition.

Sudha Ragunathan talks about reliving the M.S. magic during her recent concert tour of America and performing at the UN. Geetha Venkataramanan listens in.

Son of a daily wage labourer, Umashankar pursues his passion for Carnatic music by teaching school students.

Tabla artist Pt. Subhankar Banerjee talks about what spurs his rhythm journey.

Sanjay Subrahmanyan held audience attention with rarely heard compositions at the Bani festival, writesP.S. Krishnamurti.

The performances at Delhi Classical Music Festival and Uttaradhikar festival by Raza Foundation reaffirmed our belief in the efficacy of guru-shishya parampara.

In a conversation with Meena Banerjee, Carnatic vocalist Aruna Sairam talks about the meeting ground between Carnatic and Hindustani music, and the importance of audience.

Impressive vocal concerts and a writers meet in memory of Kovvali, marked last week’s cultural events in the city.

Nrithya Priya celebrated its 26th annual day.

Bhamidipati Kanaka Durga Prasad and Veenadhari enthralled audience with a judicious blend of sangeetha and sahithya bhava.

Rasika Shekhar, Talat Aziz, Deepak Pandit and Pankaj Udhas served a veritable feast for ghazal lovers at The Sound of Silence concert.

Brazilian guitarist Ahmed El-Salamouny on how his life revolves around music

Babu Edakochi has compiled the lyrics of hundreds of Malayalam songs for mobile users

Sudha Ranjith hopes to make a mark as a classical singer and also keep singing for films.

Resonanz String Quartet enthralled music buffs in the capital city with a brief but melodic concert.

A nadaswaram concert by ‘Bejawada Brothers’ enthralled the audience.

Sayi Bhajana Mandali’s performance left audience mesmerised with their devotional fervour.

Sastri’s sonorous voice carried manodharmam aspects of raga, neraval and swara kalpana well.

VJ Lakshmi’s nuanced presentation was rich in manodharma aspects.

Padma Sugavanam’s information on songs lent an edge.

Amruthadhwani Isai Vizha provides a platform for up-and-coming artists.