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Indian Ceramics Triennale
On display will be 34 projects created by more than 60 artists from India and abroad, hailing from 12 countries, including the United States and Australia
Dense fog in parts of Delhi; several flights, trains delayed
The weather department has predicted a clear sky with very dense fog for Friday
Delhi wedding bands swamped with Ram Mandir festivities in run-up to Jan 22 consecration ceremony
According to industry experts, more than 1,500 such events are planned in markets and temples. The wedding bands have been reserved to perform devotional songs and bhajans during these programs, contributing to the heightened devotional and festive atmosphere
DU stands firm on affiliation of state-funded colleges amid funding row with Delhi govt
In December of the previous year, Delhi Education Minister Atishi raised concerns about alleged financial irregularities in these 12 colleges in a letter addressed to the Centre
Delhi Literature Festival returns with 12th edition
The last day of the event will also showcase the power of women's poetry at Kavyitri Sammelan, featuring Anuradha Pandey, Nandini Shrivastava, Prof Charu Kapoor, Kavita & Tanvi, Nirupama Kotru & Ketki, presented by Amit Sharma
Perfect retreat for Republic Day long weekend
Whether you're seeking serene landscapes, historical marvels, or adventure, these destinations offer a perfect retreat to make the most of your extended weekend
Cold, misty morning in Delhi, dense fog to remain for 2 days
The Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport faced dense fog with visibility ranging between 50 and 100 meters from 12:30 am to 6:30 am. However, conditions have improved, and the current visibility is reported to be 300 meters, as stated in a tweet by the IMD
Delhi teachers’ association seeks revision in salary of guest teachers
The letter said most of the guest teachers have been providing their services for a considerably long period of time and do not have alternative sources of income and that, they should be paid a reasonable remuneration