From 1967 when legendary sitarist Pandit Ravi Shankar won his first Grammy for the collaborative album West Meets East to 2026, India has enjoyed frequent success on the world music stage.

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Recent Grammys celebrate India's spiritual sounds. From Sounds of Kumbha's Kumbh chants to Charu Suri's raga-jazz Shayan, Anoushka Shankar's healing Chapter III, and Ricky Kej's Break of Dawn. Rooted ...

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Rivers and lakes form a sacred geography in the South Indian state of Kerala, where travellers can trace waterways that have been shaping myths, legends and religious practices for millennia.

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