This collection of poems is as much about love and people in and out of relationships as it is about origins and the process of estrangement.

Listen to the soundtrack of The Five Kakars, an integral part of the Sikh religion, from the Bollywood film I AM SINGH!

I AM SINGH portrays the trials and tribulations of men whose stories were never highlighted. After the 9/11 tragedy in America,...

Listen to the latest track from the film I AM SINGH. Kya Jeena, performed by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan!

I AM SINGH portrays the trials and tribulations of men whose stories were never highlighted. After the 9/11 tragedy in America, the Sikhs were...

Listen to the track from the Bollywood movie I AM SINGH. Dil Nayo Lagda, featuring Sukwinder Singh and Gayatri Iyer!

I AM SINGH portrays the trials and tribulations of men whose stories were never highlighted. After the 9/11 tragedy in America, the...

Top designers from the South Asian Markets showcase their Spring 2012 collections during IFF 2011. MyBindi.com's Ashna Singh was at the scene and brings you the full inside scoop.

100 Years of Magic with 65 Disney characters & Dare to Dream with Rapunzel!

PJIM is committed to the preservation, growth and teaching of Indian classical music in the tradition of Mewati Gharana.

Annakoot is celebrated in observance of the episode in Sri Krishna's childhood, in which He gave protection to the cowherd clan of Vrindavan from the wrath of Indra and humbled Indra in that process. The cowherds, their wives, children and cattle jubilantly surrounded Sri Krishna. They were awed by His superhuman accomplishment and celebrated Sri Krishna's feat with a sumptuous feast. Thus began the tradition of Annakoot.

On Saturday, November 12, 2011, the 4th Annual Midweek South Asian Awards show, presented by Aureus University, School of Medicine, was held at the plush Grand Victorian Convention Centre at Radisson Plaza, where the who’s who of the Greater Toronto Area converged to celebrate the contributions of nine South Asian trailblazers from all walks of life.

St. John's Wood in London is a premium nesting ground for bankers from all over the world. After the recession, a premium housing project made a distress sale to one Indian and before long two- thirds of this building was owned by Indians! London's prime property market with an annual inflow of over £3.3 billion, so far dominated by overseas buyers such as Russians, East Europeans and those from the Middle-East, is now sitting up to take notice of this new breed of Indian buyers in the mid-level segment! A home in Mayfair, it seems, is now a must-have status symbol for India's nouveau riche, as well as a viable investment avenue.