Jarring note for betels

Betel leaf traders are struggling as footfall of customers has reduced drastically with old connoisseurs no more and the new generation preferring either gutka

Life beneath, a bridge too far

The one-and-half century old bridge built in the British era is in a dilapidated state and those living beneath are leading risky lives

Next movie speaks for the present generation: Kashyap

In an exclusive interview, director Anurag Kashyap talks about his upcoming project Almost Pyaar With DJ Mohabbat and why many Indian directors are reluctant to wait and premiere their movies at international film festival

Cosmos in couture temple

Delhi-based couturier Rahul Mishra, encapsulated the vast beauty of the ocean with detailed embroideries, and paid homage to Indian textiles at his third year at Paris Couture Week

Flavours of the rainbow nation

The South African food festival at Crowne Plaza introduced residents of Delhi-NCR to a wide variety of dishes, including curries and braai, and spices similar to those in India

Everyone makes mistakes, I am still learning: Dhull

Yash Dhull, India’s under-19 World Cup winning captain, says he is still in the learning process and the dip in form this season after a successful start last season was just a blip and can happen to anyone

Life and times of a writer

Farooq Argali, 82, began writing fiction to survive in Delhi and after half a century, collated works of famous writers, poets and litterateurs. A documentary he made on the Bhakti poet Mirabai is available on Amazon Prime. His latest offering — Dilli Nama — recounts the history of the Capital.

Girls grapple with odds

While Vinesh & fellow wrestlers may have exposed the dark underbelly of wrestling, emerging women wrestlers in Delhi struggle due to lack of facilities and female coaches