OLD DELHI
Old Delhi’s Patang Bazaar in Lal Kuan takes the colour of Indian flag as Independence Day approaches with a boom in business
[…]Kathika Cultural Centre, which recently hosted a monsoon festival, is looking to promote the art and culture of old Delhi
[…]Sadar Bazaar is the go-to place for wholesalers and retailers but threat of fire accident looms large
[…]Paratha is one of the many delicacies that Old Delhi offers with a lane dedicated entirely to it. But exactly 150 years after it took root in a bylane, it is finding hard to satiate calorie-conscious customers with more adventurous taste-buds
[…]With its spectacular terrace views overlooking the majestic domes of the iconic Jama Masjid, Café Gumbad gives the Delhiites the much-awaited rooftop experience at the heart of Chandni Chowk
[…]The doorways of old Delhi serve as a portal to the times of architectural beauty. Some of them remain intact, some are ruined, while others are replaced by modern doors
[…]Why does glass-coated manjha, banned five years ago by the National Green Tribunal, continue to be bought and sold, taking the lives of animals and humans? That’s because it no longer comes from China but is Made in India, and the police are not serious about striking at the roots of this trade
[…]Even today, when few people remember that Old Delhi was once the seat of power and called Shahjahanabad, its monuments are a reminder of the era of the Mughals
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