Manipur students living on the edge

Cut out from their home state with no internet access, many in the Capital are struggling to get monetary help from parents even as they shoulder responsibilities of paying utility bills

Broken men and women

ASI’s decision to raze 1,000 houses and expose 2.5 lakh families has exposed residents, especially women, to difficulties and anti-social elements

Regional Sen-sation and more

India Habitat Film Festival was a cinematic and emotional ride for the audience. Emphasis on regional cinema exposed them to underrated gems

A splash of water

Delhi has 26 world-class slides, with a rain dance, the largest man-made lake, a 360-meter lazy river along with a beach-themed wave pool

Ahlawat lights up opening game of GG Dutt Memorial cricket

Delhi and Services discard scores 145 not out in the 48th edition of tournament. He is looking to use club cricket in Delhi to return to his first-class team

‘Irrfan didn’t want to work with fixed ideas, wanted to work with experience’

Director of Irrfan Khan’s last movie, The Song of Scorpions, Anup Singh reveals the inspiration behind the movie and how the late actor was always curious to know more

Feroz Shah Kotla: Where djinns are beckoned for help

The 14th century fort, built by Tughlaq dynasty ruler Feroz Shah, has turned into a sanctuary for troubled souls who beseech supernatural beings

Healing under their wings 

Wazirabad brothers’ passion for healing birds gains international recognition. The duo now hopes to build a full-fledged hospital