Rishab Rikhiram Sharmas The Burning Ghat is a powerful sitar composition that pays spiritual tribute to Varanasi’s sacred ...

He caught attention with Chanakya which went viral over social media and created a musical uproar making Rishab Rikhiram Sharma a well-known name in every house ...

Renowned sitarist, composer, and performer Rishab Rikhiram Sharma unveils his latest instrumental track, The Burning Ghat, audio now available on all major streaming platforms. Shot on the spiritual ...

A disciple of the late Pt. Ravi Shankar and the youngest representative of the Rikhiram lineage, he fuses Indian classical ...

Manikarnika (also known as the burning ghat) is where the majority of cremation takes place in Varanasi. Hindus believe that being cremated here will liberate them from the cycle of death and rebirth.

These funeral custodians are the Doms, a small community living by Varanasi's burning 'ghats', where cremation fires burn day and night and the smell of the dead hangs heavy in the air.

The "City Of Lights", Varanasi is a photographers delight with what could be called the greatest canvas, havinf ghats, laneways and a strong spiritual vibe.

More bodies are burning on Harishchandra Ghat. ... There are about 85 ghats in Varanasi that extend from Assi to Raj Ghat. They are much cleaner now, with conservancy workers constantly at work.