‘Media education incomplete via online mode, Offline classes must resume’: Jamia’s Hindi mass media students

The students also said that other universities have fully resumed physical classes and cited an online opinion survey done by them in which 36 out of 39 students voted in favour of offline classes.

“Last month, I fainted while cleaning a sewer in Munirka”

The recent string of accidents in Delhi’s sewage lines has once again exposed the fact that the scourge of manual scavenging continues despite all efforts of the administration 

A walk around the landscapes of Guwahati

On the foothills of the mighty Himalayas, where the Brahmaputra flows, the bustling city is a hub that connects the exotic North-Eastern states

Sustainability a showstopper at the Lakme Fashion Week

The FDCI x Lakme Fashion Week saw several designers adopting sustainable choices to advance the world of fashion towards being more eco-friendly. Patriot takes a look at the fashion week’s sustainable and circular designs.

Does wearing Sleeveless make you shameless?

Even today, in a city like Delhi, women find it hard to freely practice their daily fashion choices for fear of judgemental comments and harassment. Unlike in Mumbai, you won’t find leotards being worn out on the street 

Many colours in the spectrum: International Autism Day

Awareness among society and acceptance by parents are two factors which make the life of children with autism easier 

Barty’s early retirement stance shocks everyone

Even as Ashleigh Barty has retired from tennis at the age of 25, she has undoubtedly given the tennis community some of its biggest moments. 

CUET sets off a race: will good scores open the gates wider?

Gaining admission to a central university is no longer going to depend on Class 12 Board exam results, replacing the old system of huge cutoffs in prestigious institutions