A Festival of Lights, A Season of Smog: India’s Diwali Dilemma
Every year, India lights up for Diwali — a celebration of triumph, warmth, and unity. Yet behind the glow lies […]
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Twin Gateways of Growth: The Inauguration of Navi Mumbai and Noida International Airports – India’s Leap in Integrated Aviation Infrastructure
October 2025 marks a defining moment in India’s aviation and infrastructure journey. The long-anticipated inauguration of two mega airports, Navi
Sir Edwin Lutyens: Architect of Imperial Grandeur and Timeless Urban Design
Sir Edwin Lutyens (1869–1944) remains one of the most celebrated architects of the early 20th century, remembered for blending classical
Sant Nirankari Samagam 2025 Begins at Samalkha, Creating a Temporary City for 15 Lakh Devotee
The grand annual Sant Nirankari Samagam has commenced at Samalkha, Haryana, drawing over 15 lakh devotees from across India and
“Designing Dreams, Not Campuses: SPA Delhi’s Students Still Wait for Home” | (Gaurav Dixit’s SPA Journey)
In 2009, when Gaurav Dixit arrived in Delhi with his father to enroll at the School of Planning and Architecture
Chandigarh Dialogue: Balancing Modernist Heritage with Future Growth
The Historic Cities Series 2025 – Chandigarh Edition convened an illuminating dialogue at the Chandigarh Architecture Museum, bringing together architects,
Navi Mumbai International Airport: Mega Dream Amid Ecological Dilemmas
After nearly three decades of anticipation, the Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) is finally set to be inaugurated on October
Shrimad Rajchandra Ashram Satsang Hall – A Harmonious Blend of Spirituality and Artistry
Project Credits One of India’s oldest religions, Jainism, has had a profound influence on the nation’s art, architecture, and cultural
THE NEW BOMBAY HIGH COURT: A MISSED OPPORTUNITY FOR INDIAN CIVIC ARCHITECTURE
NEW BOMBAY HIGH COURT: When the Bombay High Court was first built in 1878 in Fort, it stood as a
Zaha Hadid: Iconic Architect Who Redefined Fluid Architecture
Dame Zaha Mohammad Hadid (31 October 1950 – 31 March 2016) was an Iraqi-born British architect whose work rewrote what