Rajesh Krishnan Imagine coming out of a 20-hour flight worn out, drowsy, and desiring anything but the usual monotonous encounters at airports. Nonetheless, as you enter the terminal building, something distinctively colourful catches your attention. In place of lifelessness, as expected, a vibrant mural depicting a verdant valley unfolds before you or a captivating sculpture […]Read More
Team L&M ETO Motors has entered into an agreement with GMR Varalakshmi Foundation and MOWO, an NGO promoting safe mobility for women, to on-board and train women drivers for last mile last-mile connectivity at Delhi Metro Stations. The initiative of ETO Motors aims to create sustainable income and enhancement opportunities for 300 women earners Delhi. […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha The other day, I was chatting with a group of friends when the conversation veered around on how the times are changing, how neither small girls nor old women are safe in our country, how the crime is increasing, how the boys are indulging in sexual crimes. “We must do something, may […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha I have been travelling by Delhi Metro regularly ever since it started operations in the city. Initially, when the trains were new, people were a little in awe of these meticulously clean compartments and they travelled with care. I remember there used to be pin-drop silence in the compartments, at best travellers […]Read More
With her two huge bags, she occupied more than her fair share of space. Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha I have been travelling in Delhi Metro ever since it started its operation in 2002, some 15 years back. Initially, it was the excitement of travelling in a fast-paced AC coach, but later it became a compulsion. Compulsion, in the sense that I no more wanted to haggle with the autowallas, and […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha The other day, while returning from office, I boarded the Delhi Metro at Jungpura Metro Station and moved to a relatively quiet corner to rest my tired mind and body. Suddenly, I heard a woman shouting loudly. At first, I couldn’t understand—since it was a ladies-only coach, eve-teasing was out of the […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Heard a woman talking so loudly on her handphone in Delhi Metro on a Monday morning. This woman, in her late thirties or early forties, was talking to her friend about someone, may be her sister-in-law. From what I could gather from the forcible evesdropping (she was so loud, I couldn’t help not […]Read More
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