Heritage
Shalimar Bagh served as summer retreat for British Resident in Delhi during colonial era
Built in the first half of the 17th century, the garden was once enclosed by a wall and featured several elegant structures including Sheesh Mahal (without glasswork), a hammam, water channels, tanks, and pavilions
Boating at Delhi’s Purana Qila now close to reality, trials begin
The boating services for public will formally be inaugurated on September 1.
Satpula Lake: The story of how a 700-year-old reservoir in Delhi was restored
Once parched and neglected, the ancient lake in Delhi now glistens with life—thanks to a citizen-led revival blending science, culture, and history
Delhi: Fight to reclaim monuments goes on
Only two of nine protected sites freed despite notices and demolitions
Shalimar Bagh: From a forgotten forest to a cultural gem
Once a forgotten forest, the Mughal-era retreat is now a vibrant space of culture, community, and quiet revival
Boating relaunch at Purana Qila misses second deadline
Shortage of boats, redesign delays and a new parking plan has pushed the much-awaited relaunch to July 20
From Hazaaron Khwahishen to Dastangoi: Children discover joy in Urdu arts
Urdu Academy’s first free summer camp helps Delhi uncover new songs and modes of self-expression in the language of the Nawabs
International Museum Day: A look at Delhi’s hidden heritage
From Indraprastha to Azadi: A journey through the capital’s hidden archives
