Overnight joint topper Viraj Madappa of the Tollygunge Golf Club emerged the sole leader in the Toyota IGU Northern India Juniors at the Golden Greens Golf Resort in Gurgaon on Thursday, with a total score of 220 (74-72-74).

Smriti Mehra registered a one-under 71 to carry a two-shot lead into the third and final round of the seventh leg of the Hero-WGAI Women’s Pro Tour in the capital on Thursday. She has already won three titles this season.

Neha Tripathi, still looking for her first win of the season, opened with a round of 75 to take a share of the lead in the seventh leg of the Hero-WGAI women’s pro golf tour on Wednesday with Smriti Mehra, who has won three of the six legs so far in the season.

A match commissioner and referee assessor education course run by the all India Football Federation commenced at Football House in the capital on Wednesday. The two-day affair aims at improving the standard of refereeing ahead of the I-League.

The Toyota-IGU Northern India junior golf tournament got off to a flying start at the Golden Green golf course in Gurgaon with more than 100 enthusiastic participants from across India vying to take an early lead.

Blackberry’s turning themselves around. The struggling mobile phone maker has now unveiled India’s first NFC-enabled cafe — in Hyderabad. Simply put, these are next generation internet cafes.

Enjoying your meals in the company of like-minded people is like icing on the cake. Understanding the same, Saurabh Mehra started the first bikers’ café in Delhi. A bike enthusiast himself, Saurabh kept neat pointers in mind while conceptualising the Revv Café in Greater Kailash I market.

Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram, hosted the 27th All India IPSC swimming championship (boys and girls) over the weekend.

Controversy is already dogging the music of Son of Sardar. While Sandeep Chowta is credited as a guest composer for two versions of Kabhi Kabhi Mere Dil Mein Yeh Sawaal Aata Hai, newbie Amal Malik, who has produced the songs, is accusing the composer of “ruining” his work.

Amongst the city’s elegant ladies draped in the splendid six yards of Benarasi weave at a recent gathering, art curator Himanshu Verma turned heads in his trademark outfit, the sari. And this time he teamed it up with a black full-sleeved choli-shirt and a pair of Kolhapuri chappals. Himanshu may have got a few tongues wagging but he did manage to be the highlight of the party.