Singing legend Asha Bhosle dies at 92

Veteran singer Asha Bhosle died in Mumbai after a brief illness, leaving behind a prolific legacy of over 12,000 songs across genres

Middle East crisis: As LPG runs short, memories of 1971 return

A shortage of LPG cylinders linked to the ongoing Middle East crisis has disrupted small eateries and daily routines in parts of Delhi, prompting comparisons with the shortages seen during the 1971 war, when residents faced long queues and limited access to essential supplies

India’s largest disability-inclusive group set for Everest Base Camp trek

TAF-led team of disabled and non-disabled participants aims to challenge barriers and redefine inclusive adventure in the Himalayas

Lajpat Nagar at 75: where India’s many pasts still meet

Seventy-five years after its establishment as a refugee colony, Lajpat Nagar continues to reflect layered histories of displacement — from Partition to more recent migrations

A notice and the uncertain future of Race Course Ground

After a government notice asked the Jaipur Polo Ground and Delhi Race Course to vacate their premises following their lease expiry, attention has returned to these historic venues and their legacy

Sleepless nights for Delhi families awaiting their children’s return from Iran

With Iran engulfed in a rapidly intensifying war and civilian casualties mounting, families in Delhi wait anxiously for word from medical students stranded there

When Mark Tully’s Nizamuddin home fell silent

For over four decades, BBC journalist Mark Tully’s West Nizamuddin home was a space for conversation, argument and companionship. Following his death, the once-busy house stands quiet, remembered by friends and neighbours as a place where journalism, friendship and India’s stories met

Electronic manufacturing stocks jump 6 pc as Budget hikes outlay to Rs 40,000 cr

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said high-tech tool rooms will be established at two locations to give a push to capital goods manufacturing