Delhi’s Post Offices: from Gol Dak Khana to the Parliament House

A look at the city’s historic postal buildings and the changing ways in which its messages have travelled

One Road, two temples and Gandhi’s fight against untouchability

At Birla Mandir, Gandhi sought to open the doors of worship to all; at Valmiki Mandir, he started a classroom for students from disadvantaged backgrounds

What November 1 means to Delhi

The date marks the creation of the Union Territory, but Delhi’s story began centuries earlier and continued through several political shifts

Delhi’s Town Hall: the building that never left the people

Built by the British, the Town Hall outlived the empire and became an enduring part of Delhi’s civic life

Delhi 1857: How the fall of the Mughal capital changed the city forever

The fall of Delhi brought the Mughal court to an end and transformed the city forever. Nearly 170 years later, its streets and monuments still carry traces of the uprising

Irwin and the making of New Delhi

From Raisina Hill and India Gate to a road that bears his name, his imprint can still be found across the Capital

Roses, Lenin, Tolstoy, Mandela: Delhi’s BRICS map in bloom

The city won't need to go out of its way to prepare for the upcoming two-day BRICS summit; a 2016 BRICS garden in Chanakyapuri still blooms; nearby, older markers tell quiet stories of Russia, South Africa, Brazil and China

Delhi’s other map: roads named after teachers

From academics to cricketers and wrestling gurus, these city roads are named after celebrated mentors