The Red Fort, also known as Lal Qila, is a historic fortification in Old Delhi, India. The construction of the Red Fort began ...

The Red Fort (Lal Qila) is one of Delhi’s iconic landmarks, renowned for its grandeur and history. Beyond its impressive walls, here are 10 lesser-known facts that make it even more captivating ...

Indian Army vacated the fort in 2003. Several pavilions and gardens in the fort were destroyed by the British for use as headquarters of their army. The Red Fort is open every day except for ...

In its advisory, Delhi Police said the traffic restrictions, regulations and diversions will come into effect from 11 am ...

Witness the architectural grandeur of landmarks like the Red Fort, India Gate, and Qutub Minar, set against the colorful, dynamic streets of India’s capital. Experience the rich history ...

To ensure compliance, authorities have installed boom barriers at all entry points leading to the main Chandni Chowk Road.

In one of the bloodiest encounters to date, security forces killed 31 Maoists in the Indravati national park, Chhattisgarh.

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Capital's patriotic fervour refuses to die down as Delhiites flock to the Red Fort grounds to get a taste of India's rich cultural heritage at Bharat Parv.

Manipur has sent a tableau themed on one of its most significant traditional sports 'sagol kangjei' (polo) to the Bharat Parv exhibition at the Red Fort as part of the Republic Day celebrations.

Capital's patriotic fervour refuses to die down as Delhiites flock to the Red Fort grounds to get a taste of India's rich cultural heritage at Bharat Parv.