Taking refuge in prayer, business and education

The Partition refugees settled in different places on arrival, and started gurudwaras, markets and schools. Some of the establishments even had ‘refugee’ in their names

Schools submerged, studies take a hit

Centres of education in Yamuna Khadar meant to help underprivileged government school students, have been badly hit by the floods, impacting children’s education

When man became animal’s best friend

Victims of Yamuna floods have a special bond with animals. As the high water-level rendered the animals homeless, the locals were ready to risk their lives to save them

It’s pouring misery

Rains in the Capital have inconvenienced many but the marginalised, especially those whose houses were demolished recently, are the worst affected

Reels of recognition

Notwithstanding the ban on Tiktok, content creators from diverse backgrounds descend upon Connaught Place’s Central Park in large numbers to make videos for Instagram and Youtube, for money and fame

Beeline for free food, but no one for help: Kin of Sakshi 

The distraught family members of Sakshi, the 16-year-old girl who was murdered on camera at Delhi's Shahbad Dairy, are aghast that among a dozen passers-by, no one saved her

No carrot, only stick

Frustrated Anganwadi workers complaining of increasing workload likely to be hurdle in implementation of new scheme for kids

Used and thrown

An ad hoc teacher’s suicide has left many such displaced teachers vulnerable and mentally shattered as their years of hard work goes waste