By Aryan Singh Deep inside the thick forests of Delhi’s Ridge, surrounded by the posh lanes of Chanakyapuri, lies a forgotten monument shrouded in mystery—Malcha...
By Aryan Singh Foucault’s Pendulum in the Constitutional Gallery in the New Parliament Building During the hot summer months when Parliament was not in session,...
By Aryan Singh Just beyond the bustling heart of Delhi University’s North Campus, where rickshaws rattle through tree-lined streets and the air still hums with...
By Aryan Singh In the ever-changing skyline of Delhi, where metros and traffic flyovers dominate the view, few pause to notice the weathered walls tucked...
By Aryan Singh Tucked behind the lively hustle of Delhi University’s North Campus—where students rush to classes, exchange ideas, and sip chai under the shade...
By Aryan Singh In Delhi’s historic Red Fort, which once stood as the sentinel of the 1857 revolt and was the site for Bahadur Shah...
By Aryan Singh If you’ve grown up in Delhi, chances are you’ve strolled past India Gate, walked along Rajpath — now called Kartavya Path —...
By Aryan Singh Monsoon in Delhi is always a welcome break — a sigh of relief from the scorching, sweat-soaked heat that the city endures...
By Arnav Kala The Ghadar movement (from the Hindustani word ghadar, meaning “mutiny” or “revolt”) started in 1913 on the Pacific coast of North America....
By Arnav Kala The Second Battle of Tarain, fought in 1192 CE between Prithviraj Chauhan of the Chahamana dynasty and Muhammad Ghori of the Ghurid...
