A boulevard of spectacle

In the evening, Bose’s statue became the center of attraction. A total of 205 drones performed a series of 8 different shapes lasting 15 minutes.

Sexual crimes mar life in the capital

Hidden behind the impressive facades of the capital city are tales of bloodcurdling crimes against women and children, whose lives are marred by traumatic events at home and on the streets

The Central Vista Avenue: Covering the uncovered

The first of the Central Vista project is set to be inaugurated on 8 September by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Avenue, despite the fact that the Central Vista Project is still incomplete, is all set for the public eye

More than a sight to behold, Delhi’s Red Fort serves livelihood to many

The magnificent heritage sites of Delhi are not just attractive spots for tourists to visit. They are also sources of income for many who live around them

Karwaan: Where the past takes students into the future

With more than 300 historians on board, Karwaan – a student-led initiative now entering its fourth year of existence – bridges the gap between history and the masses

A treasure trove of antique coins

Like history, currency coins have changed shape and Delhi is an exhibition of it

Blood, sweat and triumph

Little known to most citizens of the capital, rugby teams are training hard under dedicated coaches to represent Delhi and Haryana in tournaments. The game is fast losing its ‘foreign’ tag and going native

Five Stars: Volunteer teachers step in where formal education has no reach

Not all teachers are armed with a BEd or plan to make a career in this noble profession. To mark Teachers' Day, Patriot talks with volunteers who don’t have a specialised degree but are working hard for those who cannot afford education, purely out of concern for the deprived sections.