The Money Opera comes to Delhi with new characters

"While the context of the production remains the same, some new characters and stories will be part of the capital’s iteration. The play has a soul and it will bring within its fold cultural stories of a new city,” says director Amitesh Grover

Private school in Delhi’s RK Puram receives bomb threat, turns out to be hoax

Officials said that the school received the email on Wednesday, following which the authorities informed police and an inspection of the school was carried out on Thursday

PWD to prune trees affecting traffic in Delhi

The engineer-in-chief of Delhi's Public Works Department (PWD) has directed all divisions to complete civil and beautification work, including pruning trees and fixing potholes, by September 30

Pain point: Students open up on coping with the pressure at coaching institutes

While Kota is witnessing a spurt in suicide cases among students preparing for various entrance exams, the pressure in the capital’s coaching hubs is palpable, aspirants say

1984 anti-Sikh riots: Court acquits ex-Congress MP Sajjan Kumar over ‘benefit of doubt’

Special Judge Geetanjli Goel also acquitted two other individuals, Ved Prakash Pial and Brahmanand Gupta, on the grounds that the prosecution failed to establish charges of murder and rioting against them

As peak season nears, Delhi govt to run dengue awareness campaign

According to a report from the Municipal Corporation of Delhi released on August 7, there were 348 recorded cases of dengue in the national capital until August 5.

SIA employee killed by colleague as he asks to return Rs 9 lakh he lent

Tensions escalated when the victim insisted on the repayment of the loan and criticized the accused for extravagant spending on his girlfriend

Parampara Series: A festival of music and dance

The 27th edition of Natya Tarangini’s Parampara Series is set to mesmerise the audience with enthralling performances from October 6