IIT Delhi experts join in for robotics, automation curriculum in Schools of Specialised Excellence

To design the robotics and automation curriculum for Delhi government's Schools of Specialised Excellence (SoSE), Delhi Board of School Education (DBSE) has roped in experts from IIT Delhi

Covid brought a dramatic pause, but theatre is drawing crowds again

As cinema and TV became popular in our country, the art form that gave birth to these forms of entertainment lost its lustre. So what explains the continuing relevance of theatre today? Patriot interviews some artists to find out

1,950 buses to be procured, Kejriwal announces; taking the feet to over 11,000 in Delhi by 2024

Delhi government to procure 1,950 buses soon and issue fresh tenders for another 4,800 buses

Plastic ban: Businesses gear up to change track

With the ban on single-use plastic items coming into effect in July along with a campaign by Delhi Environment Board, those involved in the trade of single-use plastic items find their business in jeopardy. For this time, it is clear, the administration will show no leniency

Godown stacked with shoe cleaners catches fire in Delhi’ Raj Park area

A fire breaks out in a godown in Delhi's Raj Park area, no casualties reported

Full-body scanner trials begin at Delhi airport Terminal 2

The full-body scanner has the ability to detect objects on passengers without any pat-down search that is usually done by a security official.

Delhi to phase-out single-use plastic ban from 1 July

Sriram Institute of Industrial Research has been asked by DPCC to conduct a survey to identify littering hotspots and quantify plastic waste generation in the city.

House not full: As old cinema halls crumble, wage-earners lose their haunts

Unhonoured and unsung, single-screen halls of Delhi are passing into history. Khanna in Paharganj, which collapsed the other day, was only one of them