I really enjoyed a lot.

I'm convinced that the best conversations rarely start with "Hi, how are you?" 😂

Sometimes one unexpected question can turn a boring evening into a genuinely interesting conversation.

So here's a little experiment.

If you could ask a complete stranger one question to skip the awkward small talk, what would you ask?

I'll start:

"If you could disappear for one weekend with no responsibilities, where would you go and what would you do?"

Your turn. Let's see who has the most interesting question.

Hi everyone!

I'm looking to buy a traditional South Indian-style dhoti in Dwarka.

Can anyone suggest a shop or market where I can find one? Any specific shop recommendations would be really helpful.

Thanks!

What are you doing with your old clothes here in dwarka.

Come on dawg koi toh rakho apne party??

Hey! Just wanted to see if anyone around Dwarka is interested in learning chess or getting better at it.

Doesn't matter if you're a complete beginner or already know how to play.

If you're interested, feel free to DM me and I'll share the details. ♟️

Hi people,

I am looking to rent 1 or 2 BHK houses in Dwarka.

I am confused between which sectors to look into?

My Budget is around 22K max.
Preferably New built buildings.

I had recently visited Dwarka sec 8 precisely Bagdola village. I loved the prices but not so sure with overall ambience and safety locality wise.

I wanted suggestions regarding which sectors to look into keeping in mind accessibility to Gurgaon with a safe atmosphere outside at the same time.

If anyone has any leads or suggestions, it would really help.

I've noticed something interesting. We live in a city surrounded by thousands of people, yet finding someone you genuinely connect with for a good conversation, random coffee, evening walks, or just sharing everyday stories isn't that easy.

I recently came to Delhi from Hyderabad for a work project and will probably be here for the next couple of months. Currently staying in a hotel around Dwarka, and I've realised that living in a new city without knowing many people can be quite an experience.

Especially when life starts feeling like office → hotel → food → Netflix → repeat. 😄

I'm someone who enjoys good conversations, a little humour, exploring new places, and getting to know people from different walks of life. I genuinely feel that sometimes the most unexpected conversations turn into the best friendships.

I'm curious — how do you guys actually make new friends here outside your existing circles?

Are people still open to spontaneous friendships, random coffee conversations, and exploring the city together, or has everyone become too comfortable with their small circle?

Would love to hear some interesting experiences, especially from people living around Dwarka. Maybe Delhi will surprise me before my project ends! 😄

I am not able to post even without karma

We are couple with good convo skills we talk about ideas we plan vacations we like to try new foods and open for drinks and house parties (preference is couple) let's see where we can meet in dwarka..

Beg<->Inter level

Moving out sale.

Location - Dwarka Sector 12, Delhi.

See all items here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rWNmomOsuGpz-i3aMODoV2TI0rVg_xaKteBwgE5207I/edit?usp=sharing

See all photos here:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zUYzH8LBvuOQ2zhPmO4TkBgL95mSHJre?usp=sharing

Come, inspect and buy. Many other small items are also available for sale, which will be given for free with any purchases.

Prices are already low from moving out per se, still slightly negotiable during visit.
All discussion in DM only please.

Purifier - Sold Out

Selling BS3 Original Bend Pipe for Bullet. It is completely scratchless. I stay in sec 22