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

Jumbled wires, electrical theft, cramped spaces: How 2 markets in Chandni Chowk were reduced to ashes

The fire at Chandni Chowk’s Marwadi Katra has gutted 200 shops, leaving shopowners devastated and employees without a source of income; several such incidents have happened in the city over the past few weeks owing to greater pressure on power infrastructure.

Delhi: Cancer survivor, now Capital’s water warrior

Alag Natarajan, 75, has taken upon himself to provide water to the thirsty through his water van.

Delhi: Homeless in night shelters burn sans water, desert coolers

Non-functional desert coolers and water dispensers make life inside the hot, claustrophobic and overcrowded porta cabin shelters tough; water shortage compounds the problem

People have literally poured their hearts out: Chhaya Kadam after ‘Laapataa Ladies’ success

The actress talks about her eye-opening experience at Cannes Film Festival and life in limelight following success of her films

Eid Al Adha: Rising temperatures hit ‘bakri mandis’, sellers complain of low footfall

The heat wave conditions in the city are set to prevail till June 20 and that has affected goat markets in Jama Masjid and Okhla Mandi