Delhi: Rainbow tables by Michelin star first queer Indian woman

 Sahni, who became known globally as the Mithai Queen, hopes to inspire other female, queer, or persons of colour to do something they’ve always believed in

Delhi: JNS lacking facilities, but massive facelift on the cards

Lack of proper washrooms for females, insufficient water coolers and worn-out track troubling athletes as the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium gears up for facelift ahead of 2025 World Para Games.

Kushaal Chawla on making a biopic on Kiran Bedi

Chawla, whose ‘One Way’ is being screened at major film festivals and ‘Another Time’ was shown at the Warner Bros. studios in Los Angeles, talks about the idea of making a movie on India’s first woman IPS officer and the cinematic beauty of Delhi.

Delhi: Historic structures at Shalimar Bagh to get new look

Shalimar Bagh, also known as Shalimar Garden, is a Mughal Garden located on the banks of Yamuna. It was named Aizzabad Bagh after Izz-un-Nissa, wife of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in 1653, who ordered its construction.

Harsh Mayar on growing with ‘Gullak’: Portraying Aman Mishra and embracing the slice-of-life genre

Delhi-boy Harsh Mayar discusses his camaraderie with co-star Vaibhav, his heartfelt connection with Delhi, and the beginning of his career at Shri Ram Centre

Dhirendra Brahmachari: The rise and fall of India’s first celebrity Yoga guru

Dhirendra Brahmachari had shot to fame thanks to access to ex-PM Indira Gandhi but his fall was equally drastic after her death

Delhi: How a milk bank in Capital is helping save infants’ lives

The bank at Lady Hardinge Medical College is instrumental in preventing child mortality rates in India, where breastfeeding rates remain quite low compared with other countries.

Delhi Fire Services got over 11,000 calls since April: Data

From January 1 to May 26 alone, the fire department recorded 8,912 emergency calls