Indian music

Zakir Hussain, the legendary tabla maestro, brought Indian classical music to the global stage, collaborating with icons like George Harrison and earning three Grammys. His unmatched innovation and mastery have established his legacy, inspiring musicians and music lovers worldwide.

Revealing the wide diversity and history of Indian music, the Indian Music Experience (IME) museum in Bengaluru is an awe-inspiring tribute and treasure trove of the nation’s rich legacy.

Science, history and the film industry have all been shaped by significant moments and India’s iconic people. Here’s a walk down memory lane to revisit such moments.

Truly the voice of millenials, KK, or Krishnakumar Kunnath is loved by millions for iconic hits like 'Pal' and 'Yaaron'. But did you know he gave his voice to over 3000 ad jingles?

Ayana Deva Angadi, a man from Mysore State [now in Karnataka] started the Asian Music Circle with little resources in 1946. This organisation was responsible for introducing several stalwarts, including late Pandit Ravi Shankar to Western audiences, as well as the reason behind the sitar maestro’s deep friendship with former Beatle George Harrison.

"One Nation One Voice is not just an anthem but a movement that reflects the current emotions of the people."

For most Indians who watched the broadcast on Doordarshan, the opening lines of Mile Sur Mera Tumhara,belted out by the legendary Hindustani classical vocalist Pandit Bhimsen Joshi continue to stand the test of time.

Here are five Indians whose memories will live on for eternity!

While folklores continue to have an element of extreme bizarreness to them, they certainly don't do enough justice to the vibrant community the Jogappas are!

Ramesh, a graduate of IIT Madras, has designed an innovative Music Chakra to help anyone, with or without music knowledge, to very easily learn and play music – be it Carnatic, Hindustani or Western music.