Former Prime Minister late IK Gujral, one of the few people in post-Partition India to have seen the legendary freedom fighter’s last rites, once broke down while recalling that fateful March day in 1931

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The museum at Kashmere Gate is an ideal place to learn about the evolution of the world’s largest democracy

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During Shahjahan’s era, the bazaar specialised in luxury goods, including Silk, Brocades, Velvets, Gold and Silverware, as well as jewellery and gems, catering to the imperial households

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Dikshu Kukreja, head of CP Kukreja Foundation for Design Excellence, explains why the university campus could be considered a microcosm of Delhi

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The iconic Urdu Bazaar that once housed bookshops thronged by lovers of the language, is now packed with restaurants selling meat dishes with Urdu missing even from the sign boards

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Badruddin Tyabji, the grandson of freedom fighter and third Congress President by the same name, was entrusted with arrangements for the inaugural Republic Day celebrations in 1950

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Pravind Jugnauth’s sister is married to a Punjabi family based out of West Delhi’s Karol Bagh; it is said that the first family of the island nation continues to send Diwali gifts to the Malhotra family

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The city had given her refuge and provided her with support after the assassination of her father, mother and several other family members back in 1975

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