One life is not enough, I need three, says artist Jatin Das

Noted artist and painter Jatin Das, known to his friends as Jatin Da, whose retrospective is being showcased at the National Gallery of Modern Arts, talks about his childhood, education in art and the commercialisation of the enterprise in this exclusive conversation with Patriot

A corner of Delhi that is forever Garhwal 

The city boasts of two iconic Garhwali landmarks — Garhwal Bhawan and Garhwal Heroes — which have provided emotional support and received a lot of love from the diaspora of the hill districts

Family of road accident victim left in the lurch

Family at a loss over the death of 47-year-old breadwinner, who died in an accident while trying to help an injured man on the road; struggles to lodge complaint and fails to get assistance

Green revolution on the wheels: Electric vehicles take Delhi by storm

From delivery executives to cab drivers, the Capital's workforce is riding the electric wave

Union government’s digital products turn out to be surprise crowd-puller at Trade Fair

The India International Trade Fair features products from regions and states across India and other countries such as Afghanistan, Vietnam, Tunisia, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Iran, Bangladesh, Oman, Egypt, Nepal, Thailand, Turkey, and the UAE

Tripping over the last hurdle

India were undoubtedly the best side in the just-concluded Cricket World Cup, winning all the league matches and the semi-final, but when it came to the all-important final, they faltered with both bat and ball

An Army Captain’s Journey from Cantonments to Global Acclaim

Manjeet Singh Bullar incorporates diverse forms to preserve traditional art for contemporary and future generations

Trans people meet to talk of violence against them

Transgender Day of Remembrance was held in Capital’s Jantar Mantar to bring to light crimes and discrimination against people of the community