World Photography Day: Delhi’s Click-worthy spots

Patriot lists the monuments you can click on World Photography Day

Shahpur Jat: Designers’ village

Shahpur Jat has emerged as a haven for the top Delhi designers, with many opening their boutiques in the area

Once a handloom citadel, Sunder Nagri now in ruins

On National Handloom Day, Delhi’s famous handloom colony looks back at its past glory as its weavers live on the edge of destitution due to ‘government apathy and ignorance’

Taking books to the marginalised

The Community Library Project, which began in 2014, is targeting communities that have been historically left out

Refugees left in lurch

People living in refugee camps believe that they are being neglected during the ongoing flood and are being ignored

Giving voice to the unheard

Community radio stations such as Alfaz-e-Mewat have helped bring problems of people in villages and localities to the fore

Looking for home away from home

Lado Bhagat, a Pakistani Hindu refugee who landed in Delhi last month, escaped a life of horror in the neighbouring country and hopes to begin life afresh

Old battle stations

The Delhi Junction, now known as the Old Delhi Railway Station, and the Lodhi Colony Station witnessed huge influx of refugees during Partition. Patriot visits these stations and finds stories of separation and assimilation, and a common thread that runs through the lives of a former Delhi Mayor, former Pakistan President, businessmen and cricketers