A Night in Nizamuddin - Nov 1 - 7 pm
Interesting to have found a group of foodies in the form of http://eoid.org/ and even though joining them every weekend isn’t going to be possible for us from Gurgaon, we do plan to experience the Nizamuddin food journey with them tomorrow. More details at http://bit.ly/2IxhDy

If you’re reading those comments, then say so
Enough is being said about engaging audiences through social media channels to create friends and followers. My experience of Twitter even shows me that users are vigilant of feedback to their tweets in that space and making an effort to revert in real time. They don’t always succeed but where a DM (direct message) is possible, it usually gets one a quick reaction. In LinkedIn group conversations too, where groups are moderated well and don’t see noise in the form of job postings or ‘invite me’ posts, discussions are being read, valued and considered rel

Blind School Diwali Mela on till Oct 15
While most Diwali Melas in the NCR have something special about them, the 9-day fair at Blind Relief Association (Zakir Hussain Marg) in Delhi wins the prize on showing a variety in handicraft and food. This year too, it’s on till two days before Diwali and expects to be a colourful affair. Get there if you’re interested in bric-a-brac for your house and to gift to friends.

Social Networking: What to NOT do, to excel at it!
A recent read on twitter-etiquettes leads me to share my own pet peeves on behaviour I come across, in the hope that it reforms some attitudes. I find that as we’re forming digital communities, it’s only fair that we adopt the right etiquette in our interaction on them as we do in our life otherwise. Here’s my 3-point list for what we could avoid on 3 popular social networking channels: LinkedIn Use the single sentence template offered by LinkedIn to invite people. Some individuals have amazed me by saying that they use t