Atlanta hip-hop Superstar FUTURE's debut concert in Singapore has been cancelled due to 'unforeseen circumstances'.

Catch the amazing Abhishek Upmanyu at the Shine Auditorium on June 1st 2019.

Vishnu Anandh opens up about his struggles, his hunger to keep learning, and his belief that he is in a good place to work hard and do something for those who need it.

Atul Temurnikar Co-founder and Chairman of GIIS (Global Indian International School) is obsessed with giving Indians abroad the best education at an affordable price. Watch the corporate honcho-turned-successful educationist, in conversation with Punam Sharrma in Connected to India's @work section

Singapore-headquartered DBS Bank has launched its locally incorporated wholly owned subsidiary, DBS Bank India Limited (DBIL), on Monday, March 4.

India's private Jet Airways Chairman Naresh Goyal has stepped down from his position.

Catering to the increased demand from tourists abroad, especially non-resident Indians (NRIs), the Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) now offers the facility of making online bookings for trains, hotels, catering services.

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.

Connected to India had the pleasure of speaking to Karan Johar at the unveiling of his wax figure at Madame Tussauds, where he shared about his passion for learning and his gratitude for the love he has received.

Imagine you’re watching your favourite American television show and a desi Indian origin actor shows up on your screen! Well, we can imagine that moment of pride and joy on your face.

The data is simply staggering: 8,251 candidates from 464 parties wooing 900 Million voters (83 million first-time voters) for 545 seats in the presence of 11 million poll workers, 4 million electronic voting machines, 1 million polling booths and one election, sorry the world’s largest election or

There are an estimated 31 million Non-Resident Indians (NRIs). With roughly half of them eligible to vote in India, and at a median voter-size of 10.3 lakh per constituency; this would represent 15 parliamentary “seats”.