Singapore's Minister for Finance, Heng Swee Keat, will be visiting Mumbai and New Delhi from June 25-29, 2018.

As part of International Day of Yoga (IDY) celebrations across the globe, the Times Square Alliance hosted a Solstice in New York’s iconic location: The event, titled ‘Mind Over Madness Yoga, presented by Aerie’ involved a day of free yoga classes to celebrate the longest day of the year and b

Connected to India speaks to Laila Tyabji, founder of Dastkar, about her Saree Diary and her relentless efforts to bring Indian crafts to the rest of the world.

The journey of young Kathak dancer Arinav Mukharji from the small nondescript Indian town of Singrauli to Singapore can be summarised in one word: ‘Incredible’. He is presently a faculty member of Apsara Arts of Singapore and teaches the intricacies of Kathak - a dance form of Northern India.

Insurance company FWD has collaborated with DBS Bank (DBS) to provide electronic payment of claims via PayNow.

In its latest commitment to the environment, furniture retailer IKEA has planned to use only renewable and recycled materials in its products by 2030.

Spanning a period of more than 4,000 years while witnessing the fusion of several customs and traditions, India is one of the oldest civilisations in the world. The history of the nation reflects the rich culture and heritage of the country.

Gone are the days when people used to like luxurious holidays. it is now the age of nature lovers and expeditions. Here are some choice locations to go for a summer trek in the Himalayas.

Salman Khan might have his army of Salmaniacs thronging the theatres every time there is a Bhai film playing, but that doesn't necessarily help the superstar's credibility as an actor.

Yoga is today’s buzzword and has become one of the most popular and effective fitness fads in the world. The popularity of yoga has been increasing significantly around the globe.

Despite the recent attention and increasing prevalence of mental health issues such as depression and anxiety, India continues to struggle. Certain cultural variables continue to make it challenging (and sometimes even taboo) to receive effective treatment.

As part of a crackdown on H-1B visas issued for skilled workers to enter the United States, expected in June, would mean that thousands of mainly Indian women who joined their husbands in the US will have to give up their jobs, even being highly educated workers with sought-after skills.