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

Tower in oblivion

Located in a small village of western Delhi, Mini Qutab Minar has historical appeal and urban legends associated with it. But years of neglect have rendered it forgotten

Gujarat’s flavour on the plate

Known for its cheap food and variety of dishes and sweets, the canteen at Gujarat Bhawan is a place to visit for those who love authentic food and hospitality

Bright is right this season

As winter recedes and spring sets in, runways are awash with rainbow hues, sheer and ballet core. Slouchy is in and comfort and versatility are the name of the game

The scourge of postpartum depression

New mothers are susceptible to postpartum depression. In addition to hormonal changes, the social and psychological factors create an increased risk of depression, mentally paralysing young women