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Sunday 5 July '09

Boot-cut, flared, knee-length or low-rise—for small-town India’s rebels, denim’s the weapon of choice
Meeting parents possible now, says gay rights activist

Friday 3 July '09

They lived in the shadow of Section 377, always careful, ever watchful, and only danced with abandon at a couple of “gay-friendly” nightclubs that would let the two men enter as a couple on some nights.
‘No Board exams good idea, need to flesh it out’

Friday 26 June '09

Sara Alvi let out a sigh of relief as she watched Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal announce on television that Board examinations for Class X need to be scrapped.
Enrolment below expectations at MCD summer camps

Tuesday 23 June '09

When the Municipal Corporation of Delhi launched summer camps to reach out to the city’s out-of-school children earlier this year, officials had hailed the project saying it would find favour with disadvantaged groups.
Threads to break old ties

Friday 19 June '09

Akshay Valmiki, a Dalit boy, runs his fingers through the coarse white janeyu or sacred thread, an upper-caste symbol.
In German course correction, there’s colour, slang

Thursday 18 June '09

Eighteen years ago, when German language teacher Papia Dutta studied German, she used a text-heavy book that was printed in the 1950s...
Tony Blair’s project engages city schools to bridge divide of faiths

Wednesday 10 June '09

Anmol Sodhi stared at the plasma screen television, his eyes glued on former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who was explaining to the 13 children from Indian Heights School how they can make the world a better place for the future...
With theatre, music and dance, govt schools make summer fun

Monday 8 June '09

Fourteen-year-old Chandni Abid, in a chic haircut and kohl-lined eyes, rushed to the centre of the room, unabashed, her face turned towards the drama teacher, looking every bit the irritable woman whose character she was enacting in the play.
KVs say Guten Morgen, set to introduce German language course

Saturday 6 June '09

After public schools, now government schools will also offer foreign language courses.
Urdu schools turn around

Sunday 31 May '09

On most evenings last year, Deputy Director of Education (Northeast zone) R P Yadav would walk into homes of students enrolled in Urdu-medium schools in Jafrabad area and convince them...
‘She wanted this house, it's now a graveyard'

Sunday 31 May '09

The grass grows tall in the front lawn and inside the house a table in the hallway is full of photographs of people who no longer live here.
A nudge from Rajiv ends in a call from Manmohan for Tirath

Friday 29 May '09

Munshiram’s phone rang often. As he sat outside Congress Leader Krishna Tirath’s house on Thursday evening, the day she took oath as Minister of State, the 86-year-old remembered a day in 1984.
Maya cracks the whip after jumbo debacle

Tuesday 26 May '09

Bahujan Samaj Party supremo Mayawati on Monday dissolved all state committees of the party in Delhi after the BSP candidates got a drubbing in the Lok Sabha elections.
Class XII board results spring many a surprise

Monday 25 May '09

It has been the year of the underdog in the CBSE Class XII results. Government schools performed better than private schools...
Urdu schools defy odds and march on

Monday 25 May '09

With an increase of almost 10 per cent in Class XII results, Urdu medium schools have taken a big leap. With 88.7 per cent pass percentage this year...
96.7%: city boy shows vision more important than sight

Saturday 23 May '09

Anuj Goel’s eyes hurt. But he kept pushing himself, trying to prove that he could do it. It wasn’t easy sitting in the front row for the visually impaired student...
Urdu-medium schools raise bar, just a little

Saturday 23 May '09

It had been a struggle for Daniya Alvi, a Class XII student at the Jama Masjid Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya No. 2. But on Friday, when the results were announced, she had scored about 60 per cent, and life was about to change.
No respite from heat

Friday 22 May '09

With temperatures soaring, Thursday too proved unlucky for Kuldeep Sharma, an auto rickshaw driver.
Congress wave sweeps in Sibal

Sunday 17 May '09

Outside the counting centre in Ashok Vihar, sisters Sidya and Sheela Devi, danced in a frenzy, while others from the slums in Kaushalpuri clapped and sang Bhojpuri songs.
No guests from Uttar Pradesh

Sunday 17 May '09

A lone stray dog wanders outside the pink-and-peach mansion that Mayawati is building at the posh SP Marg....
Battlelines drawn, a beauty salon was only place their paths crossed

Thursday 14 May '09

On wednesday, the two warring ladies of Rampur never crossed each other’s paths....
The man at the centre of the storm has a quiet day in office

Thursday 14 May '09

On voting day, Azam Khan called the shots in Rampur. As he sat in his office giving interviews to the media....
City elections get global coverage as foreign scribes document poll frenzy

Monday 11 May '09

They pushed their way through the crowds on a Sunday at a Mayawati rally at Ramlila Ground, cameras in hand, clutching their notebooks tightly, sweating in their Fabindia kurtas, and smiling at everyone.
Eye on gain, leaders play chameleon

Thursday 7 May '09

Several leaders have hopped party lines in the run-up to the polls for varied reasons this season: from pressure to the love of secularism.
Haathi to haath: Haji says bid to stop saffron; BSP, Cong battle over turf gain

Wednesday 6 May '09

A day after defecting to the Congress, while Haji Dilshad Ali, the erstwhile BSP candidate from Northeast Delhi, hogged the limelight for a brief while by sharing the stage with Rahul Gandhi during a rally here on Tuesday...
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