Delhi’s Hindu College completes 124 years, unveils new logo, anthem, alumni website

The portal promises a host of new features, including a unique alumni mapping feature, and will be an invaluable resource for the college's vast network of alumni

Mehrauli residents suffer as DDA bulldozes homes

DDA’s anti-encroachment drive has reduced the dreams and aspirations of many to rubble. Affected residents say they have proper documents but authorities did not consider those

Delhi govt to relocate some air quality monitoring stations to give ‘real picture’ of situation

The government will request proposals from agencies to establish a network of low-cost sensors in areas and routes where water sprinklers, anti-smog guns and sweeping machines are deployed

Breathing life into puppets

PuppetOscope, India’s first international puppet film festival, showcased movies involving puppets and puppeteers as well as workshops for those interested in the art

Jazz Weekender

On February 25 and 26, the second edition will return to feature seasoned and boundary-pushing jazz artists that cross over into neo-soul, R&B, fusion, electronic, big band, funk and more

Delhi man strangles girlfriend, stores body in fridge before going off to marry the same day

Police said the accused had hidden the fact from his girlfriend Nikki Yadav that his marriage was fixed with another woman

Sabzi mandi that wakes up at night for food

The food stalls at Okhla Sabzi Mandi which open through the night were meant for labourers and workers of the mandi. But with time, they have become a popular destination for others looking for food at night

14-yr-old killed, 2 minors hurt after scooter hits road divider in north Delhi: Police

The boys were going to Jama Masjid when their two-wheeler hit the divider near the Burari flyover. The deceased was riding the vehicle