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Old New Delhi

A new photography show features the capital’s Modernist landmarks and the architects who gave them to us

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8 May 2012 | BY Shruti Ravindran
The Weird, the Wonderful and the Wired

A fly-on-the-wall account of the India Art Fair 2012

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1 Feb 2012 | BY Sohini Chatopadhyay
An Open South Asian Market

72 per cent of the region’s trade potential—placed at $65 billion in 2010-11—was lost due to poor connectivity

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26 Sep 2011 | BY Shailendra Tyagi
Stringing Us Along

As New Delhi enters its 100th year, an outsider’s spurious tribute

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6 Jan 2011 | BY Manu Joseph
Artists United

The ten-day-long Delhi International Arts Festival extravaganza kicked off with some special acts by international artists.

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16 Dec 2010 | BY Avantika Bhuyan
That Stunned Look Again

There is nothing more Indian than what is happening with the Commonwealth Games. Why are you pretending to be outraged?

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20 Aug 2010 | BY Manu Joseph
The Dissent of a Woman

A national forum for single women will protest social discrimination against widowed, destitute and unmarried women.

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5 Nov 2009 | BY Pallavi Polanki
Khan Chacha on Hold

Khan Chacha, the famous eatery in Khan Market, Delhi, shut shop last week after a dispute.

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22 Oct 2009 | BY Avantika Bhuyan
Screening Out Delhi’s Poverty

Authorities will put up bamboo screens to hide New Delhi’s dilapidated areas during the Commonwealth games

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27 Aug 2009 | BY Avantika Bhuyan
Picasso’s Passage to India

Pablo Picasso may never have made that trip to India but a couple of his original hand drawings and etchings are making their way to the India Art Summit in New Delhi this week.

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20 Aug 2009 | BY Sohini Chattopadhyay
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