Educating queer: a transgender educator’s fight for dignity

Kabir Maan’s journey highlights gaps in awareness, legal protections, and the challenges posed by the new transgender law

From Karol Bagh to Tis Hazari, marking Good Friday

From neighbourhood processions to services in historic churches, Delhi marks Good Friday through prayer, fasting, and reflection, as communities across the capital come together to observe the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and carry forward traditions shaped by faith, history, and local practice

Living on the edge: Transgender community fears exclusion under amendment Bill

Proposed changes to transgender law raise concerns over identity, access to rights, and legal recognition

Little Tibet faces uncertain future as High Court order threatens businesses

Safety crackdown on unauthorised structures in Majnu Ka Tila leaves shopkeepers and workers fearing economic ruin

Between stares and slurs: the everyday exclusion of Northeast residents in Delhi

From metro rides to rental homes and workplaces, migrants from the Northeast recount prejudice, fetishisation and erasure in the national capital

When Nicolás Maduro found echoes in Delhi

As Venezuela’s embattled President Nicolás Maduro returns to global headlines, a walk through Delhi’s diplomatic heart recalls his earlier visits to India, the legacy of Simón Bolívar, and a brief period when Indo–Venezuelan ties were shaped by shared anti-imperialist symbolism

Christmas carols light up Delhi homes during winter

From doorstep hymns to Christmas cakes, the Capital’s Christian neighbourhoods come alive each December with music, memories, and shared warmth that cut through the season’s chill

Delhi: Residents near waste-to-energy plants say they breathe toxic air every day

Communities around Okhla, Ghazipur, Tehkhand and Narela-Bawana describe constant smoke, illness and official apathy