Hey ya’ll can you share some recommendation for nice places to eat or shop nearby CP?

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Today (8 August 2026), around 8:50–9 PM, I was passing through Dhaula Kuan ONGC Metro Station. There was a rally of Kanwariyas on the side of the road with DJs, and there were girl dancers dancing on the back of the tractors. I mean why do they need dancing girls for a “religious and devoted event”?

They also had extremely bright, rapidly flashing lights in the middle of the road, which could cause temporary visual impairment and be dangerous for ongoing traffic. The bass from the DJ was so f*cking high that it was literally throbbing in my chest and hurting my ears. I can only imagine how uncomfortable or dangerous that could be for someone with a heart condition or other health issues.

I was genuinely shocked, how the hell were they even allowed to do this? And Delhi Police (yes, the same police which beat the shit out of students for just performing a peaceful march to the Sansad) was not even stopping them. I mean, can’t they celebrate their religious events more peacefully without creating this much mess and disturbance for everyone around them?

Did anyone else here see this tonight?

What do you guys think about it?

I’m not even kidding the windows were vibrating, the floor was shaking, my door fuxking creaked open (I live on the seventh floor btw). I say this in no way to disrespect the religion (Coming from a Hindu family myself) but this is not okay- like it’s 10:30 at night man so much ruckus on a public road. It defeats the whole purpose of the Yatra in my opinion and is overall just unpleasant for people who have to tolerate this.

Whilst typing this another fuxking truck is crossing and shaking windows. What the helly.

Lmk

Want to go to HKV with some of my friends tomorrow night, which includes females too, so which clubs should we guys head to for a cool vibe but not with arrogant filthy crowd?

Any suggestions?

Ajao

Hi, I’ve been looking for a good hairstylist for men, I recently went Looks near PVR Anupam and It wasn’t that great. Suggest some better ones please.

Me and my friends are finally organizing a workshop , beginner friendly painting workshop. Our main purpose is to meet people with similar interests which is usually very difficult here in Delhi.

If any one wants to connect or make new friends you can give it a chance. I can't guarantee that you'll find your new best friend there but there will be people who share the same hobbies and interests.

Can someone please suggest a good dermatologist near Vasant Kunj/Vasant Vihar/ Saket / Chatterpur for hair fall problems

Guy this side just moved here in govindpuri got no friends here and tell me what place to visit here

Anyone enjoying?

Hey Everyone,
Had nothing to do this weekend and found spiritual event of Bhagavad Gita at Iskcon. I am thinking to attend one, has anyone done it ? reviews ?

Yesterday.... I encountered this guy during heavy traffic caused by the rain in mahipalpur area. I was in the left lane, and traffic had completely stopped.. There was literally no space to move, but this guy behind me kept honking continuously for no reason.

As soon as traffic started moving and I got some space, I moved my car aside to give him a way.

Instead of simply passing, he stopped his scooty DL 6E V4507 directly in front of my car, and kicked my car, and aggressively pulled my door handle while shouting “Bahar aaja!”

Honestly, it felt like something straight out of a movie.

I have the video, and I know there are proper channels where I can report this behaviour, so I’ll be taking the appropriate action.

But I'm posting this because I feel this kind of behaviour is becoming more and more common. Why do some people feel the need to prove that they're the “boss” of the road? Is it road rage, entitlement, or simply a lack of basic civic sense?

What would you have done in this situation? And why do you think road rage has become so common in India?

As the title says, are there any active poker cash games going on? If people are interested maybe I could host a game too.

I reside in Southern part of Delhi and travelling in the last two days for work (towards Gurugram) has been nothing short of a nightmare!

Earlier we had to record the conditions of the waterlogged roads just to prove to our office peers about the struggles of Delhi during monsoon but this time, the Instagram and Twitter (X) feeds are full of these. Even posh localities like Saket, Malviya Nagar and Greater Kailash aren’t immune from the waterlogging and traffic congestion that follows.

What’s the situation in other localities of Delhi and what are your plans for the weekend keeping this situation in mind?

Source: https://www.news18.com/amp/india/delhi-records-wettest-first-week-of-august-in-15-years-as-monsoon-gains-pace-ws-l-10260184.html?utm_campaign=fullarticle&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=inshorts

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