The Red Hibiscus Trail – a solo show

This series captures Bengal through a trail of the explored and the unexplored over a period of a decade. The expanse of Sanjay’s travels through the region and the depth of his search for the culture and the people is reflected in this series of works

Delhi’s air quality deteriorates yet again, inches closer to ‘severe’ category

According to a report compiled by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC) in August, air pollution is shortening lives by almost 12 years in Delhi

Keeper of the lost culture

Zillur Rahman, a professor, poet and hakim, has established a museum-cum-library in Aligarh to preserve books and artefacts that tell the story of Delhi of yore

Tulip to soon bloom New Delhi’s cultivation gardens

This is a step towards achieving the goals of tulip production in India, which has been achieved under supervision of LG and his constant guidance and support to NDMC, the municipality said

Delhi building fire: Firefighters battle water shortage, onlooker obstacles, and electric hazards in rescue mission

One significant challenge faced by the firefighters was the absence of a nearby water source, forcing them to contend with difficulties in refilling the fire vehicles

One dead, 26 rescued after massive fire in East Delhi’s Shakarpur

A woman died in the fire while 26 people, along with two pets, were rescued by the Delhi Fire Service

Delhi’s air quality worsens again

Based on data provided by nine out of the 40 monitoring stations in Delhi, the capital's air quality index stood at 363 -- very poor category-- at 8 am

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