Delhi celebrates World Book Fair with higher footfall

The number of visitors at the World Book Fair at Pragati Maidan increased significantly from last year, but private publishers of regional literature mark a dip in the count of stalls

Unveiling little Bengal in Delhi

Bengal Bazaar, being held at Hauz Khas from February 15 to 17, offers art, apparel and home decor from the eastern state to Delhiites

Uttarakhand UCC faces criticism from Delhiites

Couples in Delhi, with at least one partner from Uttarakhand, say the UCC Bill allows authorities and right-wing groups to infringe upon their privacy

A mother-son collaboration rooted in Indian heritage

From royal eras to personal landscapes, Raseel Gujral Ansal's Inscape is a confluence of past and present, art and design and her collection is a window to the soul of India

Farmers’ Protest: Commuters stranded due to police barricading

Heavy police deployment and multiple layers of barricades at the Ghazipur border has made life difficult for commuters and visitors to chicken and fish wholesale markets

Surajkund Crafts Mela: Bringing cultures together

The 37th edition of the annual Surajkund crafts fair features a record 50 countries, besides a host of Indian states

World boxing body leaves India’s medallists in the lurch

Women boxers, who won four gold medals at the New Delhi World Boxing Championships, are yet to receive their $1,00,000 prize money; men’s bronze-medallist boxers too wait for their due

World Radio Day: How radios disappeared from Lajpat Rai market

Capital’s Lajpat Rai market, which once boasted shops selling only radios, now has barely a few shops that keep radios for visitors from the hills and Kashmir