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Who said you need to settle for Continental cuisine if you want some healthy grills? Turning the popular belief on its head is Shiro — the Oriental...

For those of you who want a sneak peek into the Japanese culture, head to Lajpat Nagar. The Japan Foundation is back with two screenings. And this...

What happened when the complexities in the relationship between a man and a woman was revealed on stage? That was what was put on stage last weekend....

Tick tock on the clock was what was on the mind of each actor participating in the third edition of Short and Sweet as the first set of plays were...

A one-day festival of music and dance is being organised in the city. It will be bringing together renditions of Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Chhau and...

For leading artist Paresh Maity, a globalised painter with an eye for diversity of Indian life, ‘identity is very important for any form of art to...

PN Mishra, the executive director of Ansal API group, has had a long and illustrious career. In a freewheeling interview with Millennium Post, he...

Young directors, international collaborations and new interpretations will be the focus of this year's Ibsen Festival starting here next month.Plays...

It rarely gets bigger than this. Seventy five artists get together in the Capital for the eighth edition of the biannual exhibition Manifestations,...

Come this weekend, Delhi will be under the tangy flavour of 3 Spices — a play that will be served fresh on the stage. Produced by Merry Go Round, the...

Ray lovers of the Capital can rejoice. Apur Sansar — the last part of the Apu Trilogy — is all set to be screened in the city. Though the film has...

With the minimum temperature fluctuating between 10 and 11 degrees, we can safely say now that winter has arrived in the Capital. And that is one more...