Russian artist Olga Levchenko held an exhibition at the Russian House here where more than 50 of her works which introduce history, culture, extraordinary nature and traditions of India, were displayed.
Venki Ramakrishan's latest book "Why We Die" tries to explore the 'over-explored' domain of ageing and healthy living. Examining recent scientific breakthroughs, he shows how cutting-edge efforts to extend lifespan by altering our natural biology raise profound questions.
For the past 14 years, Springdales School, Dhaula Kuan, has been topping the country in co-curricular Activities.
She was here to speak on Delhi: A History in Literature and celebrate Madhulika Liddle's new book "An Unholy Drought".
The 'Kendra Dance Festival' features three prominent Dance-Drama productions of Kendra’s Dance Company - ‘PARIKRAMA’, ‘KARNA’ and ‘MEERA’
Bakshi says animals have a special role in his theatre, as they seem to connect directly with the observer as the ardent human self, ‘breaking the fourth wall’.
In a revolutionary initiative, 'Pride+' is the world's first social media platform exclusively designed for the LGBTQIA+ community.
When my two boys were growing up in the suburbs of Virginia, near Washington DC, where both my husband and I worked, we decided that we did not want to deprive them of the joys of playing Holi on Dol Purnima.
Dolyatra, or Holi, is one of the biggest Hindu festivals in Bengal. The festival is not only a mere religious festival but also an event that influenced Bengal’s social, cultural and political chronology. Here are some little-known anecdotes about Bengal during this time.
When it comes to reminiscing about the memories of Holi, apart from shedding tears to melt and manipulate our parents into getting the biggest possible pichkari (water gun), hunting for old clothes the day before was part and parcel of celebrating the festival of colours.
