Yashica Dutt (The Asian Age)

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Oh boy! Ronaldo is a doting father

The Real Madrid star, Ronaldo who plays for Portugal, recently sent the soccer world flinging into the nets after he declared that he is a father.

Delhi commuters’ Metro-logical tale

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Half a decade of metro-ness later, as we glide from Gurgaon to Qutab Minar, Noida to Jahangirpuri, we are sure to have evolved from open-mouthed gawkers to sophisticated, unfazed metrozens.

Bandh: Bonus holiday or troublesome day?

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It would be de rigeur if this was Kolkata, goes the old joke, but as the National Capital reeled under the effects of the nationwide bandh called on by the opposition, many looked happier than morose.

Tooting for kicks

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For the uninitiated, imagine being chased by a thousand angry bees disturbed from their peaceful slumber. And for those who have been following the FIFA World Cup, the vuvuzela needs no introduction.

Matrimonial websites attract love partnerships

Matrimonial websites are hardly the first option as the love hunting zone for the young and restless of urban India.

Music, masti and a meeting of soulmates

If today’s generation has a rue then it is not being born in the 70s. The floral era of wild freedom, revolution and most importantly Woodstock.

Bikers hit Ladakh trail

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A lot of youngsters in the city are taking to the highest road in the world in Ladakh on their bikes to beat the heat and this gives them a thrill that no adventure can.

Lost in translation

Have you felt your heart sink deeper than the Titanic? Seen your sensibility bleed more than Uma Thurman in Kill Bill or felt more stung than from a thousand Anacondas pitched together?

Art wants to party

A large number of clubs, pubs and restaurants are now regularly holding art exhibits and installations among their chic, upmarket portals.

Spin the electronic way

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Delhi may be capital all right, but it has been the omission central when it came to international musical acts.

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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.