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HindustanTimes Sun,19 May 2013

Mecca for young aviators

Behind the brightly painted but unremarkable façade of the 83-year-old Delhi Flying Club lies the Capital’s rich aviation history. Sidhartha Roy reports.

Life and times in Delhi

New Delhi has completed 100 years as the Capital of India. To commemorate this occasion, Hindustan Times had launched a special editorial series in January this year.

When the old cradles break

Salute Sir Edwin Lutyens for creating a paradise for sportsmen. Kewal Kaushik reports.

Losing ground...

The Capital never seemed to have a problem of lacking green spaces to play on until quite recently. Here are a few of those grounds that used to keep the public engaged with sport. K Datta writes.

When women became feisty and fashionable

The 1930s saw Delhi women acquiring a whole new lifestyle. Upper-class women would keep themselves abreast of the latest trends in global fashion through magazines like Women & Home. Manoj Sharma writes.

New flyovers, widened roads ensured travel smooth affair

If Delhi, today, is known as a 'city of flyovers', we can thank the 1982 Asian Games, because that is when it all began.

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