Women artists breathe life back into a male-dominated art

Bazme Niswa, an all-women group, reignites centuries-old tradition of ‘Chaar Bait’ which was earlier performed only by men, and leaves audience enthralled

Vegetables rot away while wholesalers wait for customers at Azadpur Mandi

Easing of restrictions at Tikri and Singhu borders helped address some of the woes of Delhi’s wholesale traders but lack of consumers remains a major concern

Succession: What the new Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid can learn from history

Shahi Imams of the Mughal-era mosque in the national capital have been known to root for communal harmony and peace, however, controversies have often followed them through the years; Syed Shaban Bukhari will have to do his best to steer clear of them

A peek into Hindu College’s revolutionary history

The book A People's Movement, traces the history of Hindu College which came into existence from the need of the Indian people to emerge out of British yolk

Dwarka, the emerging sports hub in the national capital

Many big projects, including India's longest golf course, are coming up in Dwarka, turning it into a mega sporting hub

Spice and Legacy: Food Festivals that captured the heart of Old Delhi

Crowne Plaza's Old Delhi expedition hit timeless flavours, epitomising the essence of area's rich culinary heritage

‘Koshur Saal’ festival offers a taste of tradition

Chef Rajni Jinsi showcases exquisite and diverse flavours of Kashmiri cuisine with Kabargah, ribs with meat falling off bones, being the star of the show

Disappointing to see lack of new theatres in Delhi: Salim Arif

Penned by prominent screenwriter Javed Siddiqui, Gudamba play was performed at Sri Ram Centre, New Delhi under the 25th edition of the National School of Drama’s Bharat Rang Mahotsav