St Stephen’s College principal Valson Thampu on Tuesday suspended Devansh Mehta, the editor and co-founder of Stephen’s Weekly, for nine days. St Stephen’s College principal Valson Thampu on Tuesday suspended Devansh Mehta, the editor and co-founder of Stephen’s Weekly, for nine days. Devansh’s suspension came a...
Indra, 76, was one of the first residents in south Delhi to start tagging bags and separating plastic from biodegradable waste. Indra De’s house at Kalkaji Extension is a zero-waste zone. Initially her husband was alarmed by her peculiar habit of storing plastic, old tires, broken pieces...
Customised wheelchairs and high-tech prosthetics are finally coming of age in India, allowing the differently abled to return to lives of voluntary movement and greater mobility. In September 2014, Monica More, an 18-year-old student from Mumbai, picked up a pen and scribbled on a piece of...
The Delhi high court on Friday stayed the order of St Stephen's College Principal Valson Thampu suspending the student editor of its banned e-zine for "violating" discipline, asking whether anyone can be suspended for speaking to the media. The Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has decided...
A student of Delhi's premier St Stephen's college has moved the Delhi high court against the college and its principal Valson Thampu challenging his suspension and the ban on the online magazine's publication. A student of Delhi's premier St Stephen's college has moved the Delhi high...
After several weeks of fighting for freedom of expression, Devansh Mehta— founder of St. Stephen’s College banned weekly e-zine — on Saturday received his graduation certificate from Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal amid standing ovation and cheer. After several weeks of fighting for freedom of expression,...
The banning of Stephen’s Weekly, St. Stephen’s college’s first ever online news magazine, by principal Valson Thampu has stirred up a storm. Appalled by Thampu’s decision, the students and faculty members say the move is tyrannical and regressive. The banning of Stephen’s Weekly, St. Stephen’s college’s...
Freestyle dancers are hitting the parks in south Delhi to create some high octane excitement Dancing fever grips south Delhi and how! Freestyle dancing, a new trend is catching up fast with youngsters. With over 7,000 dancing enthusiasts in south Delhi alone, one is sure to...
The market houses over 30 eating joints catering to more than 200 families in the neighbourhood. An intrinsic part of the charm of Delhi’s culture is the variety of cuisines available here. Over the decades, arrival of people from vibrant cultures and customs in the city...
The differently-abled are often too embarrassed to ask even their doctors about sex. The good news is, if they did, they would find that neither intimacy nor kids is off the table. (Shashank Pandey in Mukherjee Nagar HT Photo) Can paraplegics have sex?" Shashank Pandey, 27, a...