Gharobaar brings home local art

"Ultimately, our motive is also to get into these corners of India and connect with people who don't have a market of their own."

Medical Clowning: Healing through clowning

While mental health continues taking a backseat when it comes to medical treatment, ‘medical clowning’ to help patients recuperate is gaining momentum in Delhi with the city-based group Clownselors

Summer of 2022: It’s going to be scorcher

 A yellow alert has been sounded in anticipation of the heatwave  continuing. Patriot asks the weathermen what is for forecast for this summer and the reasons for the oven effect

IPL happy hunting ground for India’s next captains

IPL fans should keep a keen eye on the captains leading seven out of the ten teams, as each has the potential to captain Team India in days to come

Jal Board withdraws permission for Muslim employees to take work break during Ramzan

Ramzan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar during which the followers of Islam fast from dawn to dusk, pray for peace and guidance, and give back to the community in the form of charity.

Wine hearts cheese: go local when pairing

Most people know which wine gives them a pleasant buzz but what gets the party really going is knowing which flavoured or artisanal cheese to choose from the array on the platter

Delhi meat shops to not open from Tuesday during Navratri, Hindu sentiments cited as reason

This is the first time when the civic body has asked for closure of meat shops under its jurisdiction during Navratri which is being observed from April 2-11.

‘Media education incomplete via online mode, Offline classes must resume’: Jamia’s Hindi mass media students

The students also said that other universities have fully resumed physical classes and cited an online opinion survey done by them in which 36 out of 39 students voted in favour of offline classes.