Deer Park is meeting point for music lovers
City’s weekends have found a new beat to groove. And unlike most lunches, this one is for free.
Hindi poetry finds new space among city youth
As the poetry movement of Delhi catches flame, Hindi and Urdu poetry is finding its linchpins in the young, passionate writers who’d rather write in a new language they call Hindustani.
Celebs go down memory lane
Admission time is unnerving for everyone. Parents, seekers and have-beens. While those expecting to get into a good college are busy biting their nails, the ones who have faced it can’t help, but reminisce about the time when they too stood in line for forms. So, here we have several former students/current celebrities talking about their some exciting, some harrowing and mostly memorable moments of admission time.
salad mates
You aspire to be the hostess with the mostess (or the host) and dream of throwing charmingly, cosy get togethers that would glide you right on top of the party pedigree.
Tech brings books out of the woods
There are two kinds of people, ones who read and ones who claim to.
Passion drives young professionals to stage
Play begins at work’s end. Many young professionals in the city, with full-time jobs and kids to manage, swear by their love for theatre and refuse to let practical hiccups ruin their passion.
Detectives in demand to nab cyber criminals
Several detective agencies in the city are now chasing servers and fake ids more than cheating husbands and scheming wives.
Men go crazy over dream machines
A man’s machine comes close only to his woman and in some cases, exceeds even her. All men salivate and dream about owning a ride that would fly them instantly to their happy place.
Better ‘goals’ for WAGs in capital
The Indian man finds it hard to resist the temptation of sport, any sport. And if it is football, it is an altogether different story.
Jeggings turn jeans around
Shudder at the thought of skinny jeans? Shiver some more, for now the unforgiving skinny goes second skin by going the legging way. Confused, we were too until we heard the newly coined term.