Delhiites on a cakewalk

Preparation of Christmas cake heralds the arrival of the season of joy and sharing. Delhi’s bakeries and stores are flush with orders of traditional and modern cakes

Sexual harassment has potential to cause mental trauma, dictate child’s thought process for years: HC

The court said a minor's mental psyche is vulnerable, impressionable and in a developing stage and sexual harassment has the potential to cause mental trauma which may dictate the child's thought process for years to come

One of a kind exhibition

The event, being organised by Apeejay Education, aims to promote visual art and the work of emerging artists by providing them with a prestigious venue such as the Lalit Kala Akademi in New Delhi

Not a merry Christmas

Traders in the Capital were looking up to Christmas to end the struggles of the last two years. But there seems to be no respite as the year-end festival has failed to draw up crowds

Dense fog engulfs Delhi, road traffic, trains affected

The minimum and maximum temperatures are likely to drop to five degrees Celsius and 20 degrees Celsius in the next few days.

Files of 64 people with high risk of migration ‘disappear’ from French Embassy

Former embassy officials Shubham Shokeen and Aarti Mandal allegedly made Rs 32,00,000, charging Rs 50,000 per visa by clearing files of questionable candidates

The Tales That Never End

Bachan, , who hails from Trinidad and Tobago, is a senior disciple of the illustrious Ranjana Gauhar and stands tall among Odissi exponents

It’s a bit coarse in wool’s paradise

The Desi Oon Festival in Delhi brings to light the poor plight of India’s local wool which is being rejected due to influx of cheaper, softer imported variety