Punjabi cuisine losing its flavours: Chef Sweety Singh

At Radisson's recently concluded Punjabi food festival, celebrated chef Sweety Singh voices concerns over the diminishing authenticity of the cuisine because of populist touches 

VP’s house consigned to history

The 6 Maulana Azad Road, a British era bungalow that was the home of Vice Presidents since 1962, has been vacated and will soon be razed to give away to a high-rise building

Election merchandise gets cold response

Traders in Sadar Bazaar blame digital marketing and Model Code of Conduct for the low sales of campaign material ahead of Lok Sabha elections

Cash-for-job haunts JNU’s contractual workers 

Company demands Rs 1,000 each from the 340 contractual employees; around 270 of them have already paid the sum according to the workers’ union

Giant-killer Aman Sehrawat ready for first step towards Olympics 

The 20-year-old Chhatrasal Stadium trainee, who surprised 2020 Tokyo Olympic silver medallist Ravi Dahiya in national trials, will be competing at the Asian Olympic Qualifiers and is hopeful

Crowne Plaza’s Navratri feast a tribute to tradition

Edesia at Crowne Plaza Okhla hosted a special Navratri Thali for devotees to immerse in tradition and a feast for the senses

Engineered landfill not a silver lining  

Delhi’s first engineered landfill, aimed at stopping percolation of leachate, a contaminated liquid, is not the final solution due to its limited lifespan and inability to stop microfibre pollution

Juicy mutton chunks at Regenta Suites tempt Bengali palate on Poila Baisakh

On Poila Baisakh, Regenta Suites in Gurugram hosted guests to savour the essence of Bengali culture with their lavish 'Noboborsho' feast, a culinary journey celebrating tradition and heritage