Singer Zubeen Garg, known for lending his voice to the song 'Ya Ali' from the Emraan Hashmi film 'Gangster', has passed away after an unfortunate scuba diving accident in Singapore. The singer was 52.

Renowned Assamese singer Zubeen Garg died at the age of 52 in Singapore after falling into the sea during an adventure activity. He was the Cultural Brand Ambassador of the 4th North East India ...

The naming of the butterfly after Zubeen Garg reflects his deep cultural impact across the region. A newly identified butterfly species discovered in Arunachal Pradesh has been named after Assamese ...

SINGAPORE– Zubeen Garg, the beloved Assamese singer and music composer, passed away on September 19 in Singapore following a tragic scuba diving accident. He was 52. Garg was in Singapore to attend ...

Assamese was, of course, his mother tongue, the language in which he thought and dreamed, the linguistic landscape that felt like home. But the Northeast’s complex demographics meant that ...

The row over a mural of iconic Assamese singer Zubeen Garg took a quaint turn with Assam Chief Minister ending up promoting Paresh Baruah, the chief of secessionist insurgent group Ulfa (I), over Marx ...

The Congress on Sunday announced five guarantees for poll-bound Assam, including a promise of “justice for singer Zubeen Garg within 100 days” if voted to power. Addressing a rally in Naoboicha in ...

An Assamese film production company has released the last recorded duet of the late Zubeen Garg, Assam’s cultural icon, with his predeceased co-singer Gayatri Hazarika. The song, ‘Xorogi Xopun’ ...