An uncommon poet for the common man

Poet Haseeb Soz, who passed away last week, lifted the standards of Urdu poetry by speaking about the pain of the poor and the middle-class with dignity and respect

Showing visually impaired the light

Blind Bake Café and its parent Body are helping the visually handicapped become self-dependent

Child prodigy builds app to identify waste material 

The poor state of waste management within the city’s limits greatly affected the impressionable mind of a young student, who eventually built an application to serve the cause 

Sit and unwind!

The city has a large green cover and is adorned with historical monuments that are windows to escape the noise of the world and a space engage yourself in serenity

Black 7Art: A solo art exhibition by Ram Onkar

The exhibition will take place from September 16 to September 20, 2023 at Convention Foyer, India Habitat Center New Delhi

Transformation of Gandhi Darshan

Sculptors from Rajasthan have immortalised Mahatma Gandhi by depicting his life and teachings through statues 

Why Bangladesh’s Sheikh Hasina fled to Delhi twice in 50 years

The city had given her refuge and provided her with support after the assassination of her father, mother and several other family members back in 1975

G20 Summit: Langur cut-outs, personnel with wands to deter monkeys

Lutyens’ Delhi, which will host top leaders, is infested by monkeys. The authorities are making every effort to keep them away