Now, pay to park outside your home in Delhi as new parking policy takes shape
Delhi is one of the most crowded cities in India. More than 17 million people travel back and forth every day pursuing their daily life, and around 9.5 lakh private vehicles run on the streets of Delhi. Delhites already know where most of those private vehicles are parked, Yes you guessed it right – on the streets. And to manage the congested roads of the national capital, the Aam Aadmi Party government had prepared a new parking policy which has been now approved by the Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi flags off Kochi Metro
Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off the Kochi Metro on Saturday, It is the fastest train to be built in the country and the Kochi Metro is the first public transport system to reserve jobs for members of the third sex and it will be manned mainly by women. It is the first phase of the project is 13.2 kilometres in length and the total stretch is 25 kilometres. Modi also launched the PN Panicker National Reading Day – Reading Month Celebrations.
All you need to know why we celebrate Father’s Day
Yet another Father’s Day is upon us Sunday, June 18, and hopefully people have already bought dear old Dad a cool gadget or witty card to mark the occasion. We wonder, from where on earth these days came into existence at all and why are these days so important and relevant. There had always been unknown facts about many occasions which gets light on them with retrospect from the past.
KJo hits back at trolls with this funny message
Bollywood celebrities are not new to trolls on social media, whether that’s for being fat or an unusual choice of movie they took part in.
Bollywood Filmmaker Karan Johar took to Twitter and shared a message for the people who troll the B-Town celebs.
Blockbuster Sunday: India Vs Pakistan clash of the Titans at Oval
It’s India vs Pakistan on Sunday at the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 finals and this game is by far the biggest ODI for both teams till date. The importance of this match intensifies when you consider the animosity between the two countries at the Line of Control (LoC). This is no less than a war!