The Times of India - Delhi

19/12/2024

The practice of dictating and deciding women’s career paths has been an obstacle for many. Let’s cancel patriarchy and support the professional journeys of women who want to pursue their dreams.

18/12/2024

The soul has no gender—it is neutral. So why are we distancing ourselves from the true essence of equality?

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17/12/2024

Patriarchy is as prevalent at home, as it is at workplaces. It’s time to widen our perspective when assigning opportunities.

Skills, dedication, and potential should evaluate a person’s calibre - not assumptions. Let’s create spaces where everyone has a fair shot at success.

14/12/2024

A simple message, yet a big step towards independence. It’s time we cancelled the age-old practices that hold us back.

The Times of India’s initiative encourages us to introspect and make real change.

13/12/2024

Oxford University Press has announced "brain rot" as the Word of the Year 2024, spotlighting the mental mush caused by consuming low-quality online content.

13/12/2024

It's time to recognize the everyday practices that keep patriarchy alive. From household chores to career expectations, we don't even realise that our many actions are influenced by deep rooted norms of patriarchy.

Let’s cancel these norms and create a world where everyone is equal.

12/12/2024

Not your usual front row—this time, it’s all about women taking the lead.

A powerful reminder that change begins when women are at the center of the conversation. Here’s to breaking the mould and redefining leadership.

12/12/2024

Patriarchy has deep roots in our minds and is instrumental in creating gender imbalances in society.

The Times of India initiative, urges people to introspect how unconsciously, they contribute to this practice.

What’s your story of breaking free from patriarchal norms? Share it in the comments below.

09/12/2024

09/12/2024

Lodhi tombs lost in urban maze: How is eating up its heritage

Zamrudpur, a Delhi village steeped in Lodhi-era history, witnesses its five medieval tombs, known as Panchburja, crumbling under urban encroachment. These monuments, once grand, now serve as dumping grounds and makeshift homes, obscured by encroaching residential buildings. Locals express concern over the disappearing heritage as construction continues unabated, raising questions about preservation amidst urban development.

Read here: http://toi.in/k1gA5Y72

(✍️📸 Anindya Chattopadhyay/TOI )

07/12/2024

| What would you do if the city you stayed in faced an annual 'life and breath' question?

That's what residents of deal with every year and it's by no means an easy choice. Watch full video here 🔗 https://youtu.be/xqtXAPRuAAI

06/12/2024

| A group of farmers were arrested at Pari Chowk when they tried to protest amid farmers' march

📸 Yogesh Kumar/TOI
Track updates here 🔗 http://toi.in/aRmyha

06/12/2024

Watch | Heavy snarl seen at Mahamaya flyover, near Expressway

(Visuals from 11:10 am)

05/12/2024

Hindu Sena's president has requested the Archaeological Survey of India ( ) to survey 's . He alleges Hindu idols are buried within the mosque's structure, claiming it was built using demolished temples' remains.

Details here 🔗http://toi.in/bA9UgZ17

05/12/2024

05/12/2024

police detained 34 farmers for attempting to hold a protest without prior permission at the Rashtriya Dalit Prerna Sthal.

The farmers, en route from Zero Point, were taken into custody by the Noida police and later sent to jail. Read: http://toi.in/K_OxnY

03/12/2024

"The Wazirabad plant is producing water at its full capacity at present, and the ammonia levels are within treatable limits," said a senior official.

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03/12/2024

"She had injuries on her hands and legs, and she was bleeding. Preliminary investigation indicates she was r***d and strangled, after which the assailant threw her onto boulders from a 12-foot height."

Read here: http://toi.in/7jGZMY