Diwali is all about light, not just diyas and bulbs that light up our homes, but also small charity or acts of giving that can illuminate the lives of those whose homes stay dark even on this auspicio

Capital’s youth vouched for his election to the Oval Office and lauded his Nobel medallion, and now, they can’t wait to catch a glimpse of US President Barack Hussein Obama.

If you thought theatre was all about long, serious plays, then think again.

They neither wear capes, nor pull rabbits out of hats, but youngsters today are turning magicians by learning simple card tricks and disappearing coin acts from the TV and Web.

It’s fun until someone gets hurt or duped. The Delhi Police recently nabbed a conman who used an otherwise harmless software on a Chinese mobile to dupe people.

The world is growing small, we write in sms-lingo and long elaborate letters have slowly contracted into 140-character-Tweets.

The FIFA kickoff has kickstarted a month-long carnival among youngsters.

Twitter and Facebook were flooded with comments like “too little too late” and “as tragic as tragedy itself” in support of the Bhopal gas tragedy victims.

In a move that could instill a sense of ownership and pride among Delhi’s young janta, the government has asked civic authorities to seek public opinion on policy matters.

There isn’t a foul for handball here, because it’s the hands that dribble, kick and score goals too.