Urdu literary fest: A toast to Delhi 6

Anjuman Taraqqi Urdu (Hind) pays homage to Urdu poet Meer Taqi Meer and reflects on Delhi's colonial past, in the presence of luminaries like Javed Akhtar, Naseeruddin Shah and Willian Dalrymple

Delhi Sports School takes off with first batch

As many as 172 athletes are currently receiving training in 10 Olympic discipline at the Delhi government-run facility; it hopes to take in 200 students in the next academic year

Anti-cheating bill good but implementation matters, say students

Students at coaching institutes in Delhi praise the new bill to curb the menace of cheating but say it will be tough to implement

Kolkata’s Oudh 1590 spells magic in NCR

Oudh 1590 features dishes that are a testament to Awadh's rich heritage and exquisite flavours — but with a touch of Bengal

Nandita Puri marches forward, donning many hats

Despite the challenges following the loss of her husband, Om Puri, in 2017, Nandita Puri remains resilient, embracing life's ebbs and flows. Her critically acclaimed book ‘Jennifer’ is set to captivate audiences on the silver screen

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