Scarlet semal turns Delhi’s spring picture perfect

Amid the city's hustle and bustle, Semal trees paint the town red with vibrant blossoms in Spring, offering a respite and a feast for the eyes, sometimes at the most unusual sights

Bukhara: The hottest table in the country

Bukhara, the iconic restaurant which has served former US Presidents and ex-United Kingdom Prime Ministers and several other celebrities, is celebrating its 45th year of existence

Hosting LGBTQ community members in Ramadan

Iqbal Ali and their team have organised special food walks during Ramadan to help those from various sexual minorities experience the holy month of fasting

Sanitation worker’s suicide sparks row in the MCD

Dhananjay, a worker who allegedly died by suicide, blamed his seniors for forcing him to pay bribe in exchange of permanent position

No holding them back

A club called ‘City Girls Who Walk Delhi’ helps women to unwind and overcome stress by combining fitness, exploration, and networking through walks and activities

A deep dive into Indian culture and heritage

Art historian Alka Pande’s set of books showcase country’s heritage through 14 disciplines like art, architecture, objects, and crafts among others

Sky is the limit: Open-air cinemas gaining ground

Al fresco theatres offer a unique and enchanting movie-watching experience under the vast night sky, allowing viewers to socialise and connect

Searching for Sir Rouse at Rouse Avenue

Rouse Avenue, which grabbed headlines following CM Arvind Kejriwal’s recent arrest, was built by British engineer Sir Alexander Rouse and, boasts of a rich history