55,000 appear for CAT, more questions greet aspirants this year

Monday 17 November '08

A record number of students-2.9 lakh-appeared for the Common Admission Test held across the country on Sunday, for a place at the Indian Institutes of Management.

IITF: Prices keep shoppers away

Sunday 16 November '08

The financial slowdown seems to have cast its shadow over the 28th India International Trade Fair.

A fair trade: ‘Partners’ Pakistan happy to be back at trade fair

Saturday 15 November '08

The bonhomie just goes on. As politicians this side of the border get set for the elections, and politicians on that side get set to settle down after the elections...

Illegal constructions thrive around heritage sites

Tuesday 11 November '08

The recent demolition of the Lal Mahal, 13th century monument at Nizamuddin has put the spotlight on vulnerable heritage structures in the Capital.

Book explores attitude towards dogs in mythology

Sunday 9 November '08

If you think a dog’s life, has always been just that, think again. Shedding new light on attitudes towards Indian dogs is a new book, which sets out to chronicle the several lives of the dog in Indian mythology.

In JNU, African, American students soak in history

Thursday 6 November '08

Change has been the buzzword of Obama’s campaign. Post-victory, that promise of change is what has drawn African and American students at Jawaharlal Nehru University to respond to Obama.

Questions on encounter and ‘witch-hunt’ at Jamia convocation

Friday 31 October '08

The annual convocation of Jamia Millia Islamia held on Thursday at the lawns of the Ansari auditorium in the university saw honorary degrees being awarded to actor Naseeruddin Shah..

Third anniversary of Sarojini blasts: Families united in loss

Thursday 30 October '08

For the families of many victims of the 2005 and 2008 blasts in Delhi, the pain is still as searing as ever, and the wait for justice far from over.

Grief as their shared fate, Pak couple joins city’s blast victims

Thursday 30 October '08

For Rana Shaukat Ali and Ruksana Akhtar, the journey across the border on Samjhauta Express on February 18, 2007 was unlike the many others they had taken to meet relatives in India.

UN to showcase impact of climate change through artist’s show

Friday 24 October '08

On the occasion of United Nations Day on October 24, the organisation has chosen the unique canvas of artist Naresh Kapuria to highlight the impact of climate change and global warming in India.

Diwali melas lose sparkle due to security concerns

Wednesday 22 October '08

Security concerns are forcing Delhi Police to clamp down on Diwali melas and bazaars this festive season.

Teens from Srinagar orphanage take the stage in city to ask: Are children happy in the Valley?

Saturday 18 October '08

The orphans of Kashmir Valley’s unending insurgency are in the national capital to participate in Jashnebachpan, the ongoing theatre festival organised by the National School of Drama to mark its golden jubilee.

Fear of blasts, global meltdown keep shoppers away this festive season

Wednesday 15 October '08

A month after the serial blasts in Delhi, the number of shoppers across the main Capital markets has seen an unprecedented dip.

Placement cell at JNU aims to find research-based jobs for students

Monday 13 October '08

At Jawaharlal Nehru University, well-known for its late-night debates, anti-US marches, firebrand Lefties and the Ganga dhaba, the focus now seems to be on getting jobs for its students.

Khan Market raises own defence

Sunday 12 October '08

The recent blasts having re-emphasised the susceptibility of markets in the face of such attacks, South Delhi’s Khan Market has decided to up its antennae.

Jamia to construct hostels, provide relief to displaced students

Wednesday 8 October '08

To allay fear of displacement among students caused in the wake of the Batla House encounter, Jamia Millia Islamia is all set to construct two new hostels for its students apart from providing temporary accommodation to students requiring immediate relief.

Faith and fest: the many colours of Maha Ashtami

Wednesday 8 October '08

Durga Puja festivities have been known for vibrant cultural performances, with popular film and television celebrities performing late into the night.

Rs 47-lakh makeover for Khan Market

Tuesday 7 October '08

Khan Market’s trendy shops, gourmet restaurants, boutique-like atmosphere and spot-on location have made it one of the costliest pieces of commercial real estate in the Capital.

City pandals step up security ahead of Puja

Monday 6 October '08

The five-day Durga Puja festivities began on Sunday with Maha-shashti. Newsline did a survey of major pandals in the city and found that on the first day of Puja...

Annual day celebrated at Convent of Rani Jhansi

Sunday 5 October '08

‘Splendour’, the annual day function of the Convent of Rani Jhansi in R K Puram, the junior branch of the Manav Sthali School, was held on Saturday at the auditorium of Manav Sthali School in Rajendra Nagar.

Bikes to rev up firemen’s response time

Wednesday 24 September '08

The Delhi Fire Service is to launch a special wing, comprising motorcycle-borne firemen, to tackle fires in congested areas of the city, particularly in the Walled City.

Women rush at JNU makes hostels dearer

Sunday 14 September '08

A Policy of affirmative action for admitting more women students has resulted in an “unusual” increase in the number of women at the Jawaharlal Nehru University.

Focus on technology, improved road safety before 2010 Games

Saturday 13 September '08

With an eye on the upcoming Commonwealth Games, the Delhi Traffic Police is planning to introduce advanced systems in communication and computers for traffic management in the Capital.