Debarun Borthakur (The Asian Age)

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Traffic violators get caught on FB

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Three months back when the Delhi traffic police made its social networking debut on Facebook, they might not have expected such an overwhelming response from the city.

Fun with sports

The option of grabbing a beer in a new alluring ambience has always enticed pub-goers in the capital.

Losers pay, winners take home friends

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The sophisticated style of taking business decisions over a carpeted table poking colourful balls might have phased out with the retro era of Bollywood movies, but playing pocket games as a healthy pa

Students share cramped rooms as rents escalate

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After the tedious admission process, students of the university are facing yet another crisis in the form of affordable accommodation.

Partygoers high on new drugs with code names

Gone are the days when marijuana or ecstasy used to be popular among drug users as now it’s highly intoxicating psychotropic substances with code names like shaman, alien abduction and saliva, which a

New concepts redefine traditional teaching tools

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The traditional model of the paathshaala has taken a new spin in the capital.

Schoolkids safer under CCTV scrutiny

It is an unfortunate reality that security issues are topping everybody’s list of concerns.

CCTVs to keep an eye on tipplers

We all know how most Delhiites enjoy their drinks.

Cyber bullying new tool to take revenge

Recently, when a 14-year-old girl refused to attend school after reading a mail circulated by her classmates (which made fun of her for being overweight), the incident once again highlighted the incre

Football hangover

The vuvuzelas would be silent now. And so would be all the fuss concerning soothsayers (specially Mr Paul).

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I want to begin with a little story that was told to me by a leading executive at Aptech. He was exercising in a gym with a lot of younger people.

Shekhar Kapur’s Bandit Queen didn’t make the cut. Neither did Shaji Karun’s Piravi, which bagged 31 international awards.