Lost our only breadwinner, says family of 23-year-old killed in Vasant Kunj accident

Family says they have lost their only breadwinner after 23-year-old chef dies in Vasant Kunj Mercedes crash

Delhi Jails: The life of children born behind bars

What happens to children living in a prison meant for hardened criminals? This report explains why, despite Supreme Court and UN guidelines, jails remain unequipped to meet the needs of mothers and their children

Delhi CM meets Maulana Azad Hospital doctors, slams AAP over infrastructure gaps in campus

The Chief Minister highlighted the unsafe conditions at Maulana Azad Medical College, noting that there have been serious incidents reported, including a case of rape

‘I waited for hours… but nobody came’: How Delhi’s elderly are abandoned by their own

A number of reports of families forsaking their elderly members have come to light. This is what the law says about it

Looks don’t matter, skills do’: Pratiek Pachori’s message to aspiring actors

The actor hosted acting session as a part of the six-day residential acting workshop “Actor Within”, organised by Prime Habitare. It took place near Rundal in the Aravali hills.

Shammi Narang: The voice that shaped Indian television — and still guides the city

From Doordarshan newsrooms to metro stations and heritage sites, Shammi Narang reflects on authority, restraint and the enduring power of sound

‘One Battle After Another’ and ‘Hamnet’ take top honours at Golden Globes

“One Battle After Another” won best film, comedy, supporting female actor for Teyana Taylor and best director for Anderson.

Diksha Dagar sets India’s golfing standard

Born with a hearing impairment, Diksha Dagar emerged as India’s most consistent golfer in 2025, making 19 cuts on the Ladies European Tour. Her steady run stood out in a year that also saw solid performances from Anirban Lahiri and others

Mitchell scripts New Zealand’s series-levelling win

Chasing a stiff 285 on a slowish pitch, New Zealand romped home in 47.3 overs with Mitchell anchoring the chase

ISPL Season 3: Delhi Superheros beat Bengaluru Strikers by 18 runs

Batting first, Delhi Superheros’ innings was a scrappy affair with wickets falling at regular intervals, but the middle order managed to push the score to a defendable total

Confident India eye ODI series win against New Zealand amid growing injury worries

India made a winning start defeating New Zealand by four wickets in the lung-opener in Vadodara, but the hosts lost Washington Sundar for the remainder of the series due to a side strain.

Google Pixel 10a: Expected launch date, specs and price

Leaked details point to a 6.3-inch OLED display, Tensor G4 processor, and a sizeable battery for Google’s upcoming Pixel 10a

Oppo Pad 5 with 10,050mAh battery launched in India: Price, specifications and availability

The Oppo Pad 5 debuts in India with a 12.1-inch Dolby Vision display, MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor and up to 256GB storage

NoiseFit Pro 6R smartwatch with AMOLED display launched: Price, features

Noise has launched the NoiseFit Pro 6R smartwatch featuring a round stainless steel dial, AMOLED display, built-in GPS, AI-powered features and up to seven days of battery life

Flipkart Republic Day Sale from January 17; iPhone 17 drops below Rs 75,000

Early deals, exchange benefits and bank offers push down the price of Apple’s latest flagship ahead of the sale

From Seoul to Sicily: Delhi’s cafés serve up the internet’s hottest desserts

From velvety cheesecakes to espresso-soaked gelato, here are seven globally viral dishes that Delhiites cannot seem to stop chasing

From Madras Hotel to Annapurna Bhandar: another Delhi culinary legacy fades

 The nine-decade-old Bengali sweet shop, which famously served Indira Gandhi and India’s 1983 World Cup-winning team, shuttered on December 31 following a legal battle. Its closure mirrors the fate of other legendary rented establishments like Madras Hotel

Delhi: PM to inaugurate Buddha-linked Piprahwa relics, gems

A selection of the Piprahwa relics had been listed for auction on May 7 last year by Sotheby’s Hong Kong, but it was cancelled later, following which the relics were repatriated to India with support from the Buddhist community

Deepavali inscribed on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list

The decision was taken during a key meeting of UNESCO being hosted at the Red Fort in Delhi.