Sumegha Gulati

The victim got married around a month ago to her fiance to whom she had got engaged prior to the rape, the father confirmed.

A former political prisoner who spent six years in a jail in China-occupied Tibet, Lukar Jam is probably the only aspiring political leader in the history of Tibet to openly challenge umey-lam, the middle way approach proposed by His Holiness Dalai Lama.

Victim's father says: Company called us to Hong Kong for mediation, we said no.

Licensed driver kisses passenger’s hand then pulls her over as friends watch.

AKTC Chief Engineer Rajpal Singh explained how the collapsed eastern facade was restored.

Order in violation of central government directive.

The exhibition will showcase three types of objects related to the Santhals’ musical tradition.

Expansion will still account for only 15% of commuter trips.

Air quality cannot be the responsibility of the Metro, just like the whole transport system of the city cannot depend only on the Metro, says Singh.

Minister of Tourism and Culture Mahesh Sharma lays foundation of Humayun’s Tomb Site Museum.

For almost a decade now, this has been the only livelihood of most households in Lakhpat Colony.

A dastan on Mughal prince Dara Shikoh was performed on Friday at Ambedkar University.

Poets across the spectrum agree that Vajpeyi had a 'distinct' style of writing that has gone with him.

The monument is located on the eastern end of Lodi Road near the Sabz Burj roundabout.

Three months after the Uber rape, the lives of a North Delhi family have turned upside down.

History professor says baolis will have to be recharged and linked to water table first.

The school, however, said it is only increasing the height of the boundary wall so that students don’t jump over.

According to officials at the National Museum, exhibition has been conceptualised on various art objects from various collaborators, one of which is India.

Sisodia said, “One of the many problems is women’s safety, cleanliness among others. Please think of how we can solve these.”

Last May, the 18-foot tall ornamental object, weighing 225 kg, collapsed in a severe storm.

The Chinese traveller kept a journal of his travels between 627 AD and 643 AD, a large part of which were in India.

Mullatti, an alumnus of IIM Lucknow, and Jaishankar, who graduated from IIM Bangalore, fought the case for over nine years.

Presently, the fast track court is recording the testimony of the victim as per the High Court order.

The Delhi government has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the matter.