Is This True of India’s Medical Sector?
We do not wish to alarm our readers but it is useful to bear such practices may be happening around us. Surely, there are black sheep in every profession globally. But important to be wary, check ...
Silent Films Unfiltered
“The silent movie is an emotional cinema: it’s sensory; the fact that you don’t go through a text brings you back to a basic way of telling a story predicated on the feelings you have created.” ...
Veteran SK Misra Embarks Upon a New Initiative on Preserving Buddhist Heritage
In Conversation with S K Misra, Chairman, Indian Trust for Rural Heritage and Development, has been a crusader for culture, tourism and heritage, over several decades. A former chairman of INTACH, formerly principal secretary to Prime ...
The Paradox of Convenience: A World at Home
Is a world driven by tech reducing our community connect? We need to strive for both, convenience as well as staying in touch. Find your balance. We, in New Delhi, are most certainly living a life ...
DCWA & Diplomatic Community Bazaar 2025
All proceeds from the fair go to charity, making every moment spent here even more impactful. Winters always ring in the season for fairs and festivals in New Delhi. A yearly must visit for many residents ...
The Battle of Narnaul: The Lesser-Known War that Remains Unique in our History
This was a book launch with a difference. It saw a packed hall, with some 400 people attending. At the end of the conversation, the ceremonial speeches, there was an animated audience that had the most ...
Rohit Sharma: The Calm in India’s Changing Cricket Storm
In a cricket world that thrives on noise, swagger, and endless hot takes, Rohit Sharma remains a study in quiet control. At 38, when many careers wind down or fade into nostalgia, he continues to hold ...
Celebrating Lives, in a Manner that Honours those who have Passed
Of Living their Lives, remembering our loved ones on their passing away, what form of mourning we adopt, is all very personal and subjective. There is NO one way to bid adieu, which we perhaps never ...
A Policy of Two or More Airports for Mega Cities
As cities grow in population and wealth, the need for air connectivity also grows. Airports are limited with availability of land as well as air congestion making the problem of air traffic management more difficult. Then ...
Delhi Airport Ranked Among Top 10 Hub Airports in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East
Meanwhile, hubbing is the big game in global airport growth and New Delhi’s IGIA is upping its quotient at doing just this. IGIA has featured among top 10 hub airports in the Asia-Pacific and Middle East ...
Quality Time Over Downtime: India’s New Family Trips are All About Strengthening Bonds
Hilton’s 2026 Trends Report reveals a rising travel shift in India as grandparents and grandchildren bond through holidays without the parents. Grandparents and grandchildren are hitting the road together - and often without parents. Across Asia ...
My Road To Rehab: Gauri Durga Kapoor
“One of The Women Who Openly Admitted to Alcoholism in India” The message is everywhere. Yet we ignore it. Yes, we know of alcohol and drug addiction and the social stigma attached to it. ‘Thanks to ...



