Smartphones in ‘smart cities’ have made photographers redundant

Professional photographers at Delhi's historical monuments used to make a comfortable living a decade ago. However, with smartphones in practically every hand, they have had to seek greener pastures. Patriot visited monuments in Delhi to find if there was any photographer available – with predictable results

Experience an electronic euphoria at Nehru place

Strategically located in South Delhi’s heart, the electronics market at Nehru Place is famous for its affordable products. The market is a paradise for electronic fanatics and overall provides for a striking sight

A boulevard of spectacle

In the evening, Bose’s statue became the center of attraction. A total of 205 drones performed a series of 8 different shapes lasting 15 minutes.

The Central Vista Avenue: Covering the uncovered

The first of the Central Vista project is set to be inaugurated on 8 September by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Avenue, despite the fact that the Central Vista Project is still incomplete, is all set for the public eye

More than a sight to behold, Delhi’s Red Fort serves livelihood to many

The magnificent heritage sites of Delhi are not just attractive spots for tourists to visit. They are also sources of income for many who live around them

A treasure trove of antique coins

Like history, currency coins have changed shape and Delhi is an exhibition of it

Delhi rains: Sweet September showers grace parts of capital

Delhi received the first showers of September as heavy rains lashed parts of the national capital on the second day of the month. The moderate level downpour on Friday afternoon brought relief to the Delhi residents who have been reeling under a deficit monsoon. However, the blinding sun returned on Saturday morning. While it was […]

Jamia’s ‘obscure’ department of fine arts

Founded in 1951 as Art Institute by Abul Kalam, the department ‘was envisaged as an integral part of the life for the post-independent citizens of the country.’