Delhi

All Things to All Voters

Madhavankutty Pillai

Kejriwal will soon have to choose what his party is about

Full statehood for Delhi

Open

Statehood would allow the Delhi government to borrow freely from the Centre to build a world class city

The church attacks in Delhi

Open

Father Vincent Salvatore alleges that it was a case of desecration, as neither money nor valuable objects were stolen

The Anomalous Imam

Tufail Ahmad

Why the hereditary power of the Shahi Imamate of Delhi is both anti-democratic and anti-Quranic

Too Little, Too Late

Gunjeet Sra

The NH7 music festival arrived in concert-starved Delhi just last year, but it already feels stale, feeding the city’s appetite for appearances more than its love of music

Misadventurers in the Museum

Trisha Gupta

The women whose imaginations currently fill Delhi’s Kiran Nadar Museum of Art are many things, their work an inventory of artistic possibility

It’s Kind of a Funny Story

Nikhil Taneja

How a Delhi kid from an all-boys school ended up on America’s most popular sitcom and married to Miss India

Carbon

Jaspreet Singh

Sifting through the ashes of a charred history

Of the People

Mihir Srivastava

Arvind Kejriwal’s party, true to its name, has pledged to put up ‘common people’ for Delhi’s Assembly polls. We speak to some of them

Wilful Ignorance

Omair Ahmed

Urdu originated as a mix of several languages spoken during the Sultanate era in Delhi. Those who reject the language now are rejecting their own legacy