VIVEK SHUKLA

The writer is a Delhi-based senior journalist and author of two books ‘Gandhi's Delhi: April 12, 1915-January 30, 1948 and Beyond’ and ‘Dilli Ka Pehla Pyar - Connaught Place’

Posts by: VIVEK SHUKLA

-March 13, 2025

Delhi’s unforgettable Holi celebrations

Delhi’s unforgettable Holi celebrations

From the high-profile Holi Milans of political figures to those of literary legends, the festival of colours holds unique memories for Delhiites

-March 9, 2025

Sapru House at 70: The silent witness to India’s foreign policy and cultural heritage

Sapru House at 70: The silent witness to India’s foreign policy and cultural heritage

Established in 1955, this year marks a landmark moment for Sapru House as it completes its 70-year journey.

-March 6, 2025

Last echoes of sehriwalas: A vanishing sight in Delhi during Ramzan

Last echoes of sehriwalas: A vanishing sight in Delhi during Ramzan

A decade ago, the sehriwalas—those who wake the fasting faithful—were a common sight in the walled city of Delhi.

-March 2, 2025

Maharashtra’s bond with Nutan Marathi School: A legacy of cultural pride

Maharashtra’s bond with Nutan Marathi School: A legacy of cultural pride

The capital’s historic Marathi institution continues to garner support from Maharashtra leaders

-March 1, 2025

Ram Sutar turns 100: Celebrated sculptor still shaping nation in stone and bronze

Ram Sutar turns 100: Celebrated sculptor still shaping nation in stone and bronze

Celebrating 100 years of the legendary artist behind India’s most iconic statues

-February 22, 2025

Why Yamuna is revered in Delhi

Why Yamuna is revered in Delhi

Once the heart of the city, the river now struggles for survival

-February 14, 2025

Delhi: A Valentine’s escape to National Rose Garden

Delhi: A Valentine’s escape to National Rose Garden

Lose yourself in the fragrance of thousands of roses in Delhi’s most romantic garden

-February 9, 2025

70 years on: The legacy of 3 iconic buildings that shaped Delhi

70 years on: The legacy of 3 iconic buildings that shaped Delhi

Eight years after independence, construction work started on Ashok Hotel, Dak Tar Bhawan, and Vigyan Bhawan; the buildings went on to transform the national capital, and seven decades later, they continue to stand tall