Heritage
The 6 Maulana Azad Road, a British era bungalow that was the home of Vice Presidents since 1962, has been vacated and will soon be razed to give away to a high-rise building
[…]On the ‘International Day for Monuments and Sites’, Patriot lists some of the historical landmarks that one can visit in the Capital
[…]In central Delhi’s Jor Bagh, lies a holy place that provides a spiritual sanctuary to those unable to visit holy shrines in distant lands
[…]A total of nine monuments have been adopted by various agencies in Delhi out of 173 in total. The agencies are expected to spend Rs 1.5 crore in maintenance and development for five years
[…]Rouse Avenue, which grabbed headlines following CM Arvind Kejriwal’s recent arrest, was built by British engineer Sir Alexander Rouse and, boasts of a rich history
[…]The monumental and enduring narratives of Delhi’s sculptures unveil a mosaic of stories, struggles, and triumphs, while also telling a story of gender gap in stone and clay
[…]As lights dim at Alpana Cinema, the hall leaves behind a rich legacy that will be cherished by generations of movie buffs. The memories forged within its confines keep alive the spirit of cinema for devoted fans
[…]Capital’s Lajpat Rai market, which once boasted shops selling only radios, now has barely a few shops that keep radios for visitors from the hills and Kashmir
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