Differently-abled students chart unfriendly terrain in Delhi’s universities

Capital’s top universities lack proper facilities for students with disabilities who struggle to access even important places like library and canteens

Limited shelter homes leave the vulnerable exposed to chill

Many in the city, including those visiting for medical treatment, are struggling to find warm spaces in the capital in peak winter

Disaster waiting to happen again in old, crowded markets

The fire incident in an auto spare parts market on December 11 shows how vulnerable the Capital’s wholesale shopping zones are mainly owing to apathy by the authorities

Sex-trafficked to Delhi: Uzbek survivor’s testimony exposes trafficking nightmare

An Uzbek woman, brought to Delhi on the pretext of a job offer, and forced into prostitution, reveals the torture she went through at the hands of culprits who were arrested after a video of her assault went viral

Delhi not ready to handle high intensity earthquakes, say experts

Pundits of earth sciences say that the capital’s proximity to seismically active regions, puts it at risk of earthquakes and apathetic authorities have not done enough to mitigate the danger

IND vs NZ: Shami picks seven on flat pitch as India beat New Zealand to enter final

The pace bowler records India’s best spell in World Cup to help India beat New Zealand at the Wankhede stadium in Mumbai by 70 runs in the first World Cup semi-final; Virat Kohli becomes first batsman to get 50 ODI centuries

Why Biki Oberoi, the grand old man of Indian hotel industry and Chairman Emeritus of Oberoi Group, asked Bhutto’s friend to design Oberoi Intercontinental | Obituary

‘PRS Oberoi lived a full life. He was an icon, no doubt,’ friends and acquaintances remember Biki Oberoi, who died on Tuesday

Businesses expect boom as wedding bells ring

Around 3.5 lakh weddings are likely to take place in Delhi this year, boosting hospitality, decoration, designer-wear among other industries