Sharda Sinha's renditions of Chhath Puja songs, particularly “Ho Dinanath” and “Ugi He Suruj Dev,” are iconic and have become integral to the celebration of the festival

Sharda Sinha, popularly known as 'Bihar Kokila' and known for her songs in Bhojpuri, Maithili, and Hindi languages, succumbed to blood poisoning complications on Tuesday. Sharda Sinha was 72.Sharda Sinha was battling with multiple myeloma,

Chhatti Maiya ne apne paas bula liya Sharda ji ko”, said 76-year-old Usha Rani, a resident of Bhagalpur in Bihar who had just observed the first day’s rituals of the four-day Chhath Puja on Tuesday, w

Patna, Condolence messages poured in from across Bihar following the death of popular folk singer Sharda Sinha, who was fondly called 'Bihar Kokila' by millions of her admirers. Sinha died on Tuesday night while undergoing treatment at All India Institute of Medical Sciences Delhi. She was 72.

Bihar's beloved folk singer, Sharda Sinha, passed away on November 5 in Delhi, leaving a void in the cultural landscape. Her death, resulting from septicaemia, marks an end to her illustrious career,

Sinha passed away at the age of 72 on Tuesday night while receiving treatment at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi.

The state of Bihar is mourning the loss of its beloved folk singer, Sharda Sinha, who passed away on the evening of November 5 in the national capital. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has announced that the last rites of the legendary singer,

Sharda Sinha's Chhath Geet remain favourites among her fans. Her last album of devotional songs was released in 2006.

Sharda Sinha, also called Bihar Kokila, is currently on ventilator support and PM Modi has reached out to her family in these tough times. The folk singer is one of the most popular artists that Bihar has given to the country.