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Anushka Mukherjee

Naga tribe members take a break around the morung, which is a youth dormitory and learning centre for men; it is customary for the Nagas to carry their traditional weapon, the Dao, at all times.

Frames and festivities

In his photographs, Renith Valsaraj seeks people, their culture and the celebration of human life.

15 Dec 2019 7:00 AM

Dr. Alka Pande in a conversation with Anuradha Sengupta.

Loud and proud

The Rainbow Litfest marked the first queer literature fest held anywhere in the country.

09 Dec 2019 12:21 AM

Afghani naans sold on the streets of Little Kabul in Delhi’s Lajpat Nagar.

A community potluck

Sundays unfold differently in every home, but speak one language: the language of food.

08 Dec 2019 12:00 AM

In Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na, Imran Khan often opens up to his on-screen mother, Ratna Pathak Shah, about his love life and other issues.

Cool as a parent

The parent-child dynamic is a complicated one to begin with, but introducing an element of acceptance might make it smoother.

07 Dec 2019 12:31 AM

A photograph from Kheyal by Munem Wasif (Imagined Documents)

Illusive realities

In Ravi Agarwal’s curations of photographs, sculptures and artifacts, we find a unique experience of fact, fiction and fascination.

05 Dec 2019 12:33 AM

Photo for representational purposes only

Virtually yours

Your favourite social-media influencer might not even exist in real life. Read on to know more about this latest, somewhat eerie, trend.

04 Dec 2019 12:50 AM

Nidhi, an art student who has been attending the workshop for three days, looks forward to learning a new medium everyday.

Art imitates life

In this outdoor sketching event, the capital’s art students have been capturing the tranquillity of their surroundings.

27 Nov 2019 12:19 AM

Gone are the days when art was constrained within the idea of a paper and a pencil.

Doodle your worries away

The Doodle Festival opened doors for students across the city to explore their creative spirit through unique and engaging art sessions.

25 Nov 2019 12:18 AM

#ThanksMughals recently took over the cyberspace: in a series of tweets, netizens brought out the wonders of the Mughal architecture around Delhi as a way to pay an homage to the remnants of the Mughal Empire.

Trend down the Mughal lane

From Humayun’s Tomb to the beloved Jama Masjid, twitter was livened up with stills from the capital’s most celebrated architecture.

22 Nov 2019 1:54 AM

A panel discussion on ‘Going back to our roots’ and ‘Improving the world health system’.

An ode to culture

In the 21st century, a discourse on Indian culture is relevant only if it is inclusive.

20 Nov 2019 1:02 AM

The wave of Minimalism hasn’t missed India — in fact, in a culture that is often associated with elaborate extravaganza, the minimalist lifestyle has found takers who have managed to adopt it while also retaining the essence of the Indian life.

Less is more

Use only what is necessary and discard the rest — Minimalism is a trend that is washing over the masses both online and offline.

17 Nov 2019 12:50 AM

With frequent hikes in the pollution levels of the capital, both government and private schools have been shut down for a couple of days — twice. An effective deterrent or an unnecessary hindrance? Parents around the city weigh in.

Recess in excess

Both private and government schools have been shut twice since the readings of the capital’s Air Quality Index soared post-Diwali.

17 Nov 2019 12:23 AM

Vinod Rawat is a nationally acclaimed Royal Enfield rider, who has cycled, swam, and ran his way around some of the most difficult routes in the country.

No mountain high enough

At 44 years old, Vinod Rawat is a differently-abled biker who is scaling the country on his motorcycle.

15 Nov 2019 12:36 AM

Colourful clothes, a dance party in school, a sweet in hand: for most of us, Children’s Day always evokes memories of a joyful winter day bringing upon a sweet break from the usual academic grind of the year.

All fun and games

We captured the joy of Children’s Day by speaking to some of the city’s little’uns, who put a smile on our face.

14 Nov 2019 12:17 AM

It is characteristic of a meme to blow up — especially one that favours the millennial and gen-Z demographic.

Battle of Ages

The format is simple in its objective: to express that millennials and gen-Z’ers really cannot care less about what the older generation has to say.

12 Nov 2019 12:00 AM

A classical act

Music comes to Sharma like her mother tongue — and just like a language, she is always looking to express herself through her music.

10 Nov 2019 12:50 AM

Clay, porcelain or ceramic: pottery has been practiced in many different mediums — and in different styles that are often unique to a city.

Delhi sculpts the blues

At the same time, the culture of pottery has been given a great impetus by city-based studio artists who are exploring the art in their own ways.

08 Nov 2019 12:19 AM

A man wearing protective gear roams the streets of what can only be described as a cross between a city and a gas chamber.

Smokin’, chokin’

As Delhi’s air pollution levels spiked, so did the memes on the Internet.

03 Nov 2019 12:51 AM

Housed in a special pink ticket with a reimbursable fare, a free bus ride for a woman in Delhi opens up many doors for them. (Photo: AFP)

Free of worry

Now that free bus transport for women is a reality in the city, we look at how passengers across the board feel about the new scheme.

02 Nov 2019 12:17 AM

Glimpses of the Outdoor Classroom Day in action

Out of the box learning

To play is to learn, and the ‘action for children’s environment’ charitable trust is taking this notion forward in Indian schools.

01 Nov 2019 8:28 AM

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