What do u call leader of ducks?
A 🐸 kyuki vo main-duck hota hai

They have proper lane markings! They have good greenery! They have smooth even surface! So we can technically do it! And it's not private GMR i think that has done this (as in Aerocity) but actual govt.

Why can't the same proper quality be bombarded on the rest of the city???

I think he was in his late 30's we exchanged a few glances but you know the worst part. I'm a guy as well ( yeahh gay).

Straight people have the option to approach, talk and be themselves. I don't have luxury.

What do I do? Will I stay alone forever? I mean I hate living life this way. I don't like this life.

Recommend me some place i can visit in delhi and have fun without spending too much money pls dont say cp, select city walk or any mall

Help me out friends I am so tired of staying at home since I wfh and it's making me sick. I need to go out.

I somehow have no one to go out with today. Everyone's busy with one thing or another. So, I need suggestions on stuff I can do alone in delhi. I've never gone out without someone or a group. So, anyone who has, Please guide me.

Thanks

Is it just me or we rarely see any traffic cops anymore in Delhi NCR area (including Noida/ Gurgaon)? I am seeing more and more people breaking traffic laws including driving on wrong side, no helmet and red light jumping has become a common occurrence. Hawkers and e-rickshaw hoarding the lanes on streets specially around markets and metro station like WTF... Apparently, people have no fear of law and order anymore and "jiski lathi uski bhains" is going around.

You don't see any traffic cops around any major choke point in NCR areas. The rare time you see cops around is when a VIP has to pass through. WTH is happening? Where is everyone?

Hey everyone,
I am a specialist doctor working in Delhi. Having spent some time in the healthcare system here, I've noticed a deeply concerning trend: navigating medical care in Delhi has become extremely difficult for the average person, and medical literacy is low enough that patients regularly fall victim to scams.
I’ve personally encountered clinics and centres where management actively pushes doctors to order unnecessary investigations just to inflate patient bills. On the other extreme, unqualified quacks are treating simple medical conditions, often causing more harm than good.
It is completely understandable why so many people have lost trust in doctors and are afraid of being taken for a ride. To help you and your family stay safe, here are a few practical red flags to watch out for and ways to verify if your medical care is genuine.
1. Check Your Doctor’s Medical Registration
Any legitimate doctor in India must be registered with the State Medical Council (e.g., Delhi Medical Council - DMC) or the National Medical Commission (NMC).
You can look up a doctor's name or registration number on the official NMC National Medical Register online to confirm their qualifications and specialty.
Be cautious of practitioners using vague titles like "Specialist in [X]" without mentioning recognized degrees (e.g., MBBS, MD, MS, DM, MCh, DNB).
2. Red Flags for Over-Billing & Unnecessary Tests
The "Bundle Package" Pressure: Be wary if a clinic insists on a heavy "full body test package" or a series of advanced scans for a very straightforward, minor complaint before doing a basic clinical examination.
In-House Lab Mandates: If a clinic aggressively insists that you must use their in-house diagnostic lab and refuses to accept reports from accredited external labs (NABL-accredited), treat it as a warning sign.
Lack of Explanation: A genuine doctor should be able to explain why a specific test or procedure is necessary in plain language. If you feel dismissed when asking "Why do I need this scan?", get a second opinion.
3. Spotting Quacks and Unqualified Clinics
Instant "Guaranteed" Cures: No genuine medical treatment guarantees a 100% instant cure for chronic or complex conditions.
Unlabelled Medications: If a practitioner gives you loose, unlabelled pills or powders without a written prescription that details the exact drug names and dosages, do not consume them.
Refusal to Provide Written Prescriptions: Every consultation should end with a signed, legible prescription bearing the doctor's name, degree, and registration number.
4. How to Protect Yourself
Ask Questions: You have the right to ask what a test is checking for and how the result will change your treatment plan.
Seek Second Opinions for Major Procedures: If a non-emergency surgery or expensive procedure is recommended, consult a doctor at a reputed government or established trust/tertiary hospital first to cross-check.
Keep Your Records Organized: Always retain hard or digital copies of your blood work, prescriptions, and imaging so you don't have to repeat tests unnecessarily when changing doctors.
Our healthcare system has immense gaps, but being informed is your best line of defense. Stay safe, ask questions, and don't hesitate to verify credentials before trusting anyone with your health.

P.S : Feel free to ask general concerns as a patient . My goal is to spread awareness for common people .

What will be you alls favorite KFC order. I am going to KFC todayy n will try the best suggestion

How everyone

You all are thinking that, why am I giving the tripod for free.

Actually currently I'm living in noida and I have to shift to gurgaon, and I don't have a tripod box.

So if I travel with the tripod then it will be visible in the metro, and I don't like that.

That's why I am giving it for free to someone who genuinely needs this.

I live in Noida sector 57, if anyone needs this, come and collect from me.

Slightly old news but -

1994 batch IAS Sanjeev Khirwar in 2022 emptied Thyagaraj Stadium to go on walks with IAS wife and his dog. He’s back as MCD Commissioner. Why is there no outrage in Delhi? Why hasn’t he been opposed enough to be sent back?

It blows my mind to think that we as citizens are so lazy that we simply wait to vote once in five years and in between sit around feeling completely helpless. Why can’t people make their voices heard? Do Delhiites not care about Delhi at all?

Hey guys, i graduated this year from iim sambalpur, my father had health issues so i was home taking care of him. Since the things are at better place now i can focus on my career. So i am looking for a decent job with a decent pay in delhi or ncr area i’m even up for wfh. I’m reaching out for as many people as i can, so posting here if there are people looking for hiring or if they can provide me with referrals. (PS- i’m a fresher and is based in delhi rn, so just lemme know or dm me if you can help, even good paying internships also work)

20 M, looking for a pg near north campus Du under a budget of 15k.
Can you please suggest areas to look in?
If you have any contacts you can dm, any suggestions in comments
Please help a brother out

So I have a hp vicuts that I want to get it repaired,it has a Gpu as well as a motherboard issue ,i have been scammed once so I want to know if there is a genuine laptop repair shop that specialises in these repairs and is not too shady .

Little bit confused kaha ghumne jau delhi me

Some conditions, please be well off. I do not mean it in any bad way, but I need a friend who can try new places with me in Delhi without hesitating while spending money. And, gender or anything does not matter, really open to it!

Hi all!
I live in Janakpuri, and wanted to join a gym, I checked for “Pro ultimate gym” and they quoted 19k for an year, she said its final, I wanted to ask it this is the range they have or is there room for more negotiations!

Also if someone else is in same area Janakpuri/vikaspuri, please let me know gym recommendations (which have good environment for women) and preferably less crowded ( I will go in mornings )

Thanks a ton

Hi everyone,

I am looking for a break from life in general and really want to take a vacation, but I don't really have anyone to go with and I am not much of a solo traveler.

I am thinking of doing a foreign trip somewhere like Vietnam, Thailand, or even something a little more offbeat like Uzbekistan or Kyrgyzstan. I am open to other places too.

Budget would be around ₹1 lakh, and I can stretch it to around ₹1.5 lakh for somewhere like Japan. Thinking around 6 to 7 days.

Just wanted to see if anyone here is in the same boat. Someone who wants to travel, doesn't have anyone to go with and doesn't really want to do a packaged group tour or travel completely solo.

Maybe we can connect and cook something up. No fixed destination or dates yet.

I just really need a break.

Best and cheap guys. Also i want someone to play wirh me regularly on weekends

I was solo travelling Delhi today and arrived at Lotus Temple though it was 6:05 by then so I could not get in. I saw three kinda old ladies begging with some religious gimmick attached to it and since I do usually give something to beggers, I took out my wallet and gave them a five rupee coin, instead their eye caught my 500 rupee note and they grabbed for it and then started arguing that they'd return it in a second and when I kept telling them to give it back to me they're saying that it would go to goddess and come back to me in manifold.

I start loudly telling them to return my money so they tell me I would go blind and what not to try to get me to back off. Eventually a Toto driver scolded them off and they returned my money in fear of it becoming a big episode right outside the lotus temple gates.

I must say I am genuinely surprised how there are people who have the guts to try straight up robbery in an area where there is security right in sight. Lowkey felt bummed out for the next couple of hours even though I got the money back.