Delhi

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 Shreya Kamboj For Qurratulain Hyder, history was never a settled affair but an intrusive force; the past, as she saw it, had a “nasty...

By Shreya Kamboj The Twilight of an Empire In the century following the death of Emperor Aurangzeb in 1707, the once-unrivaled Mughal Empire entered a...

By Shreya Kamboj On the busy Mathura Road in Delhi, countless commuters drive past a grand, recently restored mausoleum, yet few are aware of its...

By Shreya Kamboj Tughlaqabad, the third fortified city of Delhi, was built on the Aravalli hills by Sultan Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq between 1321 and 1325 C.E.....

By Shreya Kamboj Among the many Delhi monuments that dot the capital’s historic landscape, few are as enigmatic and evocative as the Jamali-Kamali tomb in...

By Shreya Kamboj Amid the religious and architectural landmarks of Old Delhi, Fatehpuri Masjid stands out not just for its scale or design, but for...