Lost childhoods

While cities around the world observe 21th world day against child labour this week, the practice continues unabated in the capital; child labourers and those tasked with rescuing them reveal how laws continued to be violated

Blooming in the autumn of life

Krishna Saksena, who has come out with her 13th book at the age of 94, talks of her struggles and advises youngsters to stay close to nature and not mobile phones

Icons on the road

Delhi has statues of many historical personalities that may interest world leaders like Joe Biden, Vladimir Putin and Rishi Sunak during the G-20 summit

Yellove in Delhi

The yellow-coloured Amaltas trees blossom in Delhi during summers offering respite from soaring temperatures. Patriot captures it in pictures

Mangoes in demand, but rains cut supply

While the unseasonal rainfall has brought relief from the atrocious heatwave that chars Delhi around this every year, it has hit the business of mango sellers who hoped for a summer fortune

Labouring in an oven

Labourers, semi-skilled workers and street vendors are struggling to work and earn in the burning furnace of Delhi

An oasis for dramatists?  

New Delhi witnesses the first edition of Natya Kumbh – a celebration of drama and dramatist- featuring one emerging playwright, six directors, seven groups, eight plays and nine shows. Could it attract enough audience or maybe even spark a culture consciousness in the Capital?  

Baton to Babu: Journey of a cop to UPSC success

Police constable Ram Bhajan Kumar slogged hard while juggling with police duties to clear the civil services examinations