Shahjahanabad, founded by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in the 17th century, was a cultural, religious, and architectural hotspot. Jainism thrived in this bustling metropolis, leaving...
On any weekend, if Delhi’s weather favours their plans, swathes of people can be seen at the heritage sites enjoying their picnic and the company...
The roots of Delhi’s pottery tradition run deep, reaching back to ancient times as evidenced by archaeological excavations and historical accounts. Thapar (1972) provides invaluable...
- April 10, 2024
Throughout its historical existence of several centuries, several poets have written extensively about the city of Delhi. While some of them such as Ghalib and...
In the rich tapestry of Indian classical music, the Delhi Gharana stands as a testament to cultural fusion, artistic innovation, and sonic brilliance. Originating in...
“Ye Dilli hai mere yaar, bas ishq, mohabbat, pyaar” – Delhi 6 (Mayank Austen Soofi, The Delhi Walla – Cinema-listing in the Patriot newspaper dated...
The concept of book clubs and reading circles goes back to 17th century England when the first Bible discussion groups were formed. With the emergence...
- March 27, 2024
Cover Image for article: Self Portrait, Raghu Rai Courtesy: Architectural Digest, Raghu Rai Foundation “Life’s longing for itself- that is what I feel...
I have a lot of friends who don’t live in Delhi and whenever they come to visit they always ask me this one question “Do...
“Can words describe the fragrance of the very breath of spring”. Rightly said by Neltje Blanchan. We are in the month full with bright sunshine...
