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PL Varma: Soul of Chandigarh

The modern monuments of Ahmedabad

In an era of smash-and-grab real estate capitalism and ideological extremism, buildings such as Sanskar Kendra City Museum, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Cricket Stadium and others need to be restored in a way that preserves their authenticity, allows for new uses

AMC draws up a plan to revamp Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel stadium

Noted British architectural historian William JR Curtis, who has studied Indian architecture for decades, said the cricket stadium establishes a clear figure in the cityscape

JDCA's international film festival on art and artists concludes

Alongside the diverse programme of films was an illustrated lecture conducted by eminent actor, director, writer and social advocate, Nandita Das.

Know Your City: Built by Charles Correa, Ahmedabad's iconic Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium boasts of many firsts | Ahmedabad News

The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has hired a private consultant to raise funds to restore the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium.

Conservation groups call for Correa's under-threat stadium to be saved

The Twentieth Century Society and World Monuments Fund have called for the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium in Ahmedabad to be saved from demolition.

G20 over, next at Pragati Maidan: Biggest trade fair Delhi has hosted

Drawing from the G20 Summit, the theme of this year’s India International Trade Fair will be “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam - United by Trade” | Latest News Delhi

op-ed | G20 vs Asia 72: The razing of Raj Rewal's iconic edifices in Delhi

The destruction of Hall of Nations and its related buildings tells us about our attitude towards the past, its artefacts and about the aesthetic sensibility of the Hindutva Right

Pragati Maidan: A Walk In Time

'A microcosm of India, inclusive and welcoming'. For years, Pragati Maidan was the centre of Delhi's social life.

New Pragati Maidan complex: What we lose in the pursuit of superlatives

We feel great pride in having the ‘biggest’ and ‘tallest’ buildings and monuments. But can our architecture make room for beauty, humanism, tolerance, and diversity?