Delhi’s cultural diversity and rich Sufi heritage have always provided a fertile ground for the universal song of love—the Qawwali—to thrive. And Qawwali, once centred around local Sufi shrines, has also found a world audience through legendary Qawwali maestros like Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. We explore Qawwali, Sufism, and Delhi’s contribution to both with Dhruv Sangari—one of India's mostrenowned Qawwali singers and also a Sufi practitioner.

In this episode of A Delhi Love, Yasmin Kidwai talks to Dr Aqsa Shaikh - India’s first openly transgender doctor. It’s a straight, honest conversation about who she is, her faith, and how she built her life again in Delhi.Dr Aqsa shares how she grew up without the right words for her gender, how hard medical college was, how lonely transition felt, and how she chose her own name and Delhi as her own city. She also talks about finding her way back to Islam and rebuilding her relationship with her family.This is a simple, real story about courage and being yourself.If it speaks to you, please share it - someone may need to hear it.

How does once create a legacy with food ...Tune in to A Delhi love and hear the Culinary king and Delhi's pride Manish Mehrotra talk about being Indian at heart and Global in nature and the heritage and legacy of the food he has chosen to present to the world as Indian Fine Dining