Culture & Books
The landmark exhibition features Dalí’s rare etchings, watercolours, and tapestries from the Pierre Argillet Collection
[…]Eight years after independence, construction work started on Ashok Hotel, Dak Tar Bhawan, and Vigyan Bhawan; the buildings went on to transform the national capital, and seven decades later, they continue to stand tall
[…]The Republic Day parade, which finds its roots in the raj, now symbolises the modern India and showcases the nation’s culture, unity and diversity
[…]Once a site of trials and executions, the assembly walls whisper tales of a turbulent past
[…]A look at some of the people who were instrumental in first electoral battle in the national capital
[…]Delhi gave me the exposure, journalism gave me voice: says Varun Soni, author of India Beyond Metros
Varun’s journey from journalism to being a writer is a story of India’s hidden gems; his books offer travellers a guide to 50 lesser-known cities that are rich in culture, heritage, and natural beauty
[…]A nostalgic journey through the dwindling paan stalls of Delhi, where tradition lingers in every leaf and beetle nut
[…]In the New Delhi Book Club, Radhika Swarup crafts a vivid mosaic of life during the pandemic and traces ideas such as community, isolation, and resilience through a neighbourhood in the national capital
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