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As summer days in Delhi become unbearable for many, people have started visiting popular ‘cool’ spots like parks, and even the Delhi Metro, to beat the scorching heat
[…]A seemingly bored black-faced langur, or monkey, sits in a sunny corner of its cave examining its long tail. The langur was basking in the moderately warm heat that the capital receives with the onset of summers. It looked puzzled, surprised to have found a part of its body hanging out there, or perhaps too […]
[…]International Women’s Day was celebrated at the Imperial at a glittering function with a remarkable turnout of Delhi’s empowered women
[…]Quite a few women in the national capital region stand out as symbols of what can be achieved if you focus on your goal. A glimpse into the lives and achievements of a few who could be role models for the younger generation
[…]These city women have cut a trail-blazing path through professions usually dominated by men. And they’ve done it with panache
[…]The LaLit New Delhi’s Executive Chef Nandita Karan says passion for your work can help overcome all challenges What motivated you to enter the world of professional cooking, despite the challenges? One of the biggest reasons for me to take up a career as a chef is my passion and love for food. Cooking is […]
[…]Three years after Section 377 was struck down by the Supreme Court, queer women in Delhi still find it difficult to live and love freely without compromising their womanhood
[…]I got into mountaineering by coincidence and did not know much about it. I am from Shimla, from a village where we had to do a lot of walking. So I was always into fitness. After serving in the Indian Army for five years, I did a mountaineering course. I realised that in the Army, […]
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