Romance and defacement: Delhi’s monuments bear scars of vandals in love

Conservationists grapple with the challenge of preserving history against attempts, by couples to leave their mark on centuries old heritage

Sapru House at 70: The silent witness to India’s foreign policy and cultural heritage

Established in 1955, this year marks a landmark moment for Sapru House as it completes its 70-year journey.

The forgotten architects: Mughal women who shaped Delhi’s skyline

Their names may have faded from public memory, but their legacies endure in Delhi’s architectural wonders

Delhi: Boating revival at Purana Qila hits fresh hurdle

According to officials familiar with the development, the delay is due to faulty boats supplied by the contractor.

Maharashtra’s bond with Nutan Marathi School: A legacy of cultural pride

The capital’s historic Marathi institution continues to garner support from Maharashtra leaders

Over 5,000 notices issued for violations at Delhi’s protected monuments

Lal Darwaza, also known as Khooni Darwaza, built by Sher Shah Suri, had an iron grill stolen in 2022. It has since been restored.

Red Fort suffered damages worth Rs 1 crore in Jan ’21

Thousands of farmers protesting against the controversial agricultural reforms stormed the Mughal-era fort, breaching barricades and clashing with the police.

Delhi: ASI’s night tourism initiative struggles to attract visitors

Despite efforts, few visitors have thronged monuments after dusk, and the drive has failed to gain momentum