Lines of memory and modernism come alive in Gallery Dotwalk exhibition

Show in Defence Colony’s Gallery Dotwalk brings together works on paper by leading Indian modern artists in different forms

‘Once Upon a Sculptor’ traces KS Radhakrishnan’s evolving artistic journey in bronze

Exhibition at Saket gallery explores themes of movement, memory and identity through the artist’s iconic Maiya and Musui figures

Wild Grass: Reimagining the village as a site of change and continuity

At Eikowa Contemporary, a group exhibition curated by Yash Vikram brings together five artists to reflect on the shifting realities of rural India amid migration, climate change, and development

‘Alas, we had brought her back home long back’: Brother of deceased woman in west Delhi

A west Delhi woman’s alleged dowry death after frantic calls to her family has renewed focus on domestic violence, with police arresting her husband and brother-in-law

Delhi’s shelter homes struggle amid relocation drive

Ahead of two international summits in Delhi, authorities have begun shifting the homeless into shelter homes, amid overcrowding concerns

Father’s death in Delhi crash shatters 2 brothers’ dreams of joining armed forces

The death of an autorickshaw driver in an Alipur crash has left two brothers struggling to cope and put their dreams of joining the armed forces on hold

‘Maiya intezar kar rahi thi’: Groom-to-be dies in Delhi bus crash while mother waited for his return

A 22-year-old groom-to-be and a trader returning from Eid celebrations were killed after a speeding Jaipur-Delhi bus overturned in Karol Bagh, leaving 23 injured and families alleging driver negligence

One heartbreak, three forms: the quiet cinema of AK Srikanth

AK Srikanth, the man behind Soul Cages, Slow Rivers, and A Song for Eresha talks about atmospheric storytelling, global audiences, and creating stories across books, films, and audio

Preeti Jhangiani on cinema, comeback, and carving her own path

From the music video phenomenon of Yeh Hai Prem to working across Indian cinema, the actor reflects on stardom, motherhood, and a 26-year journey shaped by resilience

Krishna Gautam on cinema and self-discovery

The Delhi-born actor reflects on navigating Mumbai, early struggles, and learning through experience, as she builds her craft across films and music videos while gradually carving out creative independence in a competitive industry

Vinesh Phogat to participate in Asian Games selection trials: Delhi HC

The bench ruled that SAI and IOA should come in as independent observer’s for the trial scheduled for May 30-31 for Vinesh Phogat

Starc’s four-for, Rahul-Porel stand keep Delhi Capitals alive in playoff race

Mitchell Starc’s four-wicket burst and a commanding Rahul-Porel opening stand helped Delhi Capitals defeat Rajasthan Royals by five wickets, keeping their IPL playoff hopes alive

Delhi Capitals playoff math: there’s hope and the usual cracks

With only two matches remaining, Delhi Capitals face a difficult path to the IPL playoffs after another uneven season that exposed weaknesses in batting, squad balance, and overall strategy

If I’ve to prove my worth and value, that place is not for me: Kohli

Virat Kohli says he will continue playing as long as he feels valued in the team set-up and not forced to constantly “prove” his worth

- December 16, 2025

Heritage Transport Museum marks 12 years with a vast chronicle of how India travelled — from palanquins and steam locomotives to vintage sedans, pop culture vehicles and early electric mobility

- May 23, 2026

Delhi Police and intelligence agencies are grappling with the growing use of social media platforms by criminal and extremist networks for recruitment, intimidation, and propaganda, as online groups glorifying gang culture continue to attract vulnerable young users across several states

RVNL-led joint venture to launch Vande Bharat Sleeper prototype within a year

Saleem Ahmad, Chairman and Managing Director of RVNL, had recently said that the Vande Bharat sleeper prototype would be unveiled in June 2026

New Delhi Declaration on AI Impact adopted; US, UK, China among signatories

On the principle of ‘Sarvajan Hitaya, Sarvajan Sukhaya’ — Welfare for all, Happiness for all — the declaration underscores that the benefits of AI must be equitably shared across humanity

AI Summit: Artificial intelligence, hologram tech bring ‘Arjuna’, ‘Lord Krishna’

The Jio Intelligence Pavillion at the AI Summit holds within its cove-like setup depcitions of Indian epics too

Lava launches Blaze Duo 3 in India with dual AMOLED displays

It operates on with a clean Android 15, and will receive one Android OS upgrade and two years of security updates

One heartbreak, three forms: the quiet cinema of AK Srikanth

AK Srikanth, the man behind Soul Cages, Slow Rivers, and A Song for Eresha talks about atmospheric storytelling, global audiences, and creating stories across books, films, and audio

Tea Day: 5 chai corners in Delhi that keep culture brewing

On International Tea Day, a look at Delhi’s enduring tea stalls, where conversations and memories continue over steaming cups

Phulkari, dhol and the scent of Punjab’s slow tandoor

Punjab Da Swad , a 10-day festival at Novotel, celebrates Punjab’s rich culinary traditions with slow-cooked classics, live counters, and homestyle flavours

‘The knife must be flexible’: a café story

Run entirely by visually impaired youth, Café Beyond Eyes in RK Puram is redefining inclusion through skill-based training and employment, offering a model where independence, confidence, and opportunity take centre stage beyond the limitations of sight