Designing for a cause

Eight FDCI designers make powerful statements for specially abled children at a programme to celebrate NGO Tamana’s 40 years

The grave top G20 leaders must visit

A small symbolic grave in Royal Cemetery, laid for the victims of Japan Airlines, which crashed in Delhi in 1972, may attract the heads of Britain, USA, Brazil, Germany, Australia and Japan

Hope floats after wrestling controversy

Young women wrestlers put up an unprecedented performance and pip powerhouse Japan to the second position at U-20 World Championships to bring some positive news to Indian wrestling

Customised rakhis for women flavour of the season

Girls look for customised options not just for brothers but sisters too as shopkeepers selling traditional designs struggle for business

The Spanish teacher who sings for a cause

Minu Bakshi is an Urdu poet, Spanish professor and classical singer. She performs at concerts to raise funds for the underprivileged: Her most recent efforts were for victims of Delhi floods

Delhi hand in USA’s U-19 Cricket World Cup qualifying success

Physiotherapist Parmeet Singh, who has served various Indian domestic teams including Delhi, aided the team that won the Americas Qualifiers last week and made it to 2024 U-19 World Cup

Amrit Udyan opens doors to public amid celebrations

Rashtrapati Bhavan’s renowned gardens reveal grandeur, attract crowd for the second annual Udyan Utsav

Flood victims pick up the pieces

Over 4,000 migrants return to their homes on floodplains to begin afresh as Yamuna water recedes