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A video capturing Indian tourists performing Garba on an Austrian street has ignited online debate. The group of Gujarati-Marwari tourists requested street performers to play Indian music, leading to ...

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A group of Indian Americans in traditional clothing can be seen dancing merrily to Bollywood music in the centre of Manhattan's financial sector in a now-viral Instagram video.

Yes, the grand Indian Baraat is now made to the busiest Wall Street! In an unexpected turn of events, a part of New York’s iconic Wall Street was transformed into a vibrant celebration space as ...

New York’s iconic Wall Street was briefly unrecognisable as it turned into a full-blown wedding dance floor when a 400-person Indian baraat took over the streets of Lower Manhattan. A video of the ...

The iconic Wall Street of New York was turned into a full-blown wedding dance floor with 400 Indians part of a baraat covering the whole street. The video of the event also surfaced on social media.