Saumya Bhatia
‘Men must be sensitive to women co-workers’
Chief minister Sheila Dikshit wants men to be sensitive to women co-workers.
Drunk drivers make roads unsafe as early as 8 pm
For those of us who believed that party revellers cause menace post midnight, beware, for Delhi roads are as unsafe at 8 pm on weekdays as well. A recent surprise check by Delhi Traffic Police between 8-10 pm saw 203 prosecutions within two hours of which 160 were for drunken driving as posted by Satyendra Garg, joint
Online shopping glitches make many buyers wary
Shopping has become a tireless affair over the Internet.
GPS hopes to smoothen auto rides by next month
This month will hopefully mark the end of autorickshaw overcharges. By this month-end, not only will autos be aided by Global Positioning System devices, but will also print receipts of each trip.
Avoid getting intimate on chat with strangers
It’s a lesson IIT Kanpur graduate Sanjay (name changed) will never forget. Befriending a woman on Facebook has landed him in the Delhi high court.
If one can vote at 18, why can’t they drink?
Actor Imran Khan walked in at the Women’s Press Club on Thursday afternoon hoping to chat with women journos about his Facebook page Power to Youth, but to his surprise he started facing a barrage of questions regarding his intention to file PIL against Maharashtra government’s new rule against drinking. When asked why did he
If one can vote at 18, why can’t they drink?
Actor Imran Khan walked in at the Women’s Press Club on Thursday afternoon hoping to chat with women journos about his Facebook page Power to Youth, but to his surprise he started facing a barrage of questions regarding his intention to file PIL against Maharashtra government’s new rule against drinking. When asked why did he
Spitting, littering may just cost you `500 fine
Next time you have the urge to spit or throw that wrapper on the road, think twice.
Art haat gives fillip to women artisans
A haat exclusively managed and run by women artisans and entrepreneurs will soon make its presence felt in the capital. MCD’s Mahila Haat, on the lines of Dilli Haat, will be located above the civic agency’s multi-level parking lot on Asaf Ali Road and will have women selling items like furnishings, kitchen products, fabrics and ornaments.
Lessons in etiquette must for politicians
When our leaders lack even the basic etiquette on a public platform, what respect can we accord them?
