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dummysmile · 2 years

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Get with the program, Y/n

Genre: SOL, Smut, drama

Pairing: sub! non-idol!Choi Beomgyu x "Weird" fem! Dom! reader

Warning: Cross-dressing? spanking, thigh riding,

Summary: Y/n is sorta new to Dullington and has already branded herself as the weird girl. Her weird personality, weird wardrobe and strange interests causing disruption among everyone in town.

EXPECT A PT2 (I swear this won't turn out like iceberg T T)

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Left.

Right.

Left.

Middle.

Is how Y/n decided she was going to walk amongst the squares of the hallway.

"Oh my gosh, she is literally so weird." A girl snickered.

Of course, she was blonde with her giant water bottle in front of her face to 'hide' her cruel words.

"Bitch, you weird." Y/n said flipping her purple braids continuing her journey to her creative writing class. "HHS, the worst school to attend if you have a personality." She huffed, walking into the classroom.

Y/n was everything she wasn't. She was patient, but short tempered. Forgiving, but the most petty. The only thing that made sense in her personality was her free spirit.

When she walked into the class she was met with smell of detergent and bland air. Everyone was jean clad and basic colored t-shirt wearing losers. She wasn't one to talk since she was wearing ripped jeans and plaid leggings and a long sleeve shirt that was cropped enough to show off her belly ring. It was a basic outfit, but not as basic as everyone else's everyday wear.

"Y/n, welcome. You're failing this class." The teacher blurted, causing students to snicker. This teacher was kind of scared of Y/n.

"What? Why? HOW!" Y/n asked, shook. She was literally the best writer.

"I said write about a TRUE event." He announced once the girl sat in her seat. "You wrote about skydiving in Canada and landing in a cornfield." He continued.

"But I did do that." Y/n groaned, softly throwing her head on the table.

Her head immediately popped up. "If you don't believe that, then you really won't believe I fed lion cubs in New Delhi." She laughed, showing her Lock Screen of her feeding a lion cub. The teacher threw his old veiny hand at her.

"Anyway class. Our A+ student is going to read his writing." Mr. Teacher happily sang.

Choi Beomgyu. The boring of the boring. Good golly. Y/n'd give anything to wipe that straight line off his face. Like damn, smile. "I went to my aunts how on Christmas and our tree caught on fire." He started. Y/n zoned out and nearly fell asleep while doing so. 10 minutes later he finished.

"How did it take you 10 minutes to finish that boring story?" Y/n asked.

"Dude? That was so entertaining, he literally watched a firefighter put out a fire. You're weird bro." A guy said across the table.

"My kitchen caught on fire and my cousin got carbon monoxide poisoning, but weirdly she's not dead. Just cockeyed."

"That's not funny. You need help." He cringed, moving seats.

"Beomgyu, meet with Y/n please. Hopefully you rub off on her." The teacher mumbled with his hands over his eyes. Beomgyu slowly walked towards the girl, silently hoping she didn't say much.

"Hello gyu." She smiled at him.

"Beomgyu." he corrected, "I have your paper, so like, I'll read it then tell you about it at lunch." He slowly and awkwardly said, walking away.

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Lunch rolled around. "How would he know I'm here?" She slowly mumbled looking around the library.

"I figured you'd eat in a weird place." He dully said.

"It's the library. What's weird about that?" She said shifting to lay on her other arm.

"Well it's not the lunchroom for one." Your face contorted into annoyance as he spoke with no emotion.

"Lighten up, smile." Y/n pushed his shoulder.

"No, you need to get with the program. you're weird okay?"

"Okay then." Y/n rolled her eyes. "Teach me how not to be weird." She said, picking up her chopsticks to eat. She began eating when she heard dry laughter.

"You want me to teach YOU to be normal? You don't even hold your chopsticks right." He continued on with his laughing fit.

"Damn your laugh stiff as hell." Y/n laughed.

He immediately stopped, "I'll teach you to be normal."

Y/n had a plan. Mhm, you were gonna get that boy to get used to doing things your way. Beomgyu was top boy at the school so there wasn't a soul aching to be any different to him.

"Wanna come over to my house and analyze things?" You asked standing. The boy nodded pulling out his lunch. 'Gosh, he even eats boring.' You thought. It's the same each time. He lifts his sandwich, bites softly, puts it down, chews a few times, and repeat. It was kinda gross.

"You have a little mayo on your lip." The girl said, watching as his tongue lapped up the white substance. He nodded in return. He stared up at you where he momentarily stopped chewing.

"Why are you watching me?" The boy said, after making a face trying to swallow.

"You eat weird."

"You too."

And with that both teens took bites out of their lunch, side eyeing the other.

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Y/n spotted the boy at the entrance, he was looking around. Like he was waiting for something. Could this guy be anymore strange?

"Do you have a car or like take the bus?" He finally asked.

"I ride a bike."

"I walk, so don't go too fast or else I can't keep up."

"You could just get on the back."

"I don't think that is how you ride a bike."

"Gosh, your childhood must've been lame." Y/n groaned, pulling her bike from the rack.

"That is far too decorated, you should invest in a solid colored bike."

She looked at the boy sharply. The bike had a few jewels placed on it in her early teen years.

"Fuck off."

"You should also stop swearing."

He was met with a huff.

After 10 minutes of walking side by side you grew impatient, "Could you just hop on the damn bike so we can get there before night?" The purple haired girl snapped getting on the bike to which the boy followed suit.

"I'm only doing this because I'm tired of walking."

The teens finally got to the house after another 10 minutes which could have been 5-7 minutes had the boy not've been screaming for the girl to go slower every time her foot touched the pedal.

She turned around to sneak a look at the boy who's jaw was basically on the ground. "Why is your house normal!?" Beomgyu yelled out. "I don't know, maybe because I am normal." Y/n snapped, pushing the bike into the grass and bringing the boy inside your house. "The interior is normal too." He whispered.

After showing him around he was stunned. He just couldn't fathom someone like the purple haired girl living in a house that wasn't bright green and didn't have dead animals set up as decoration. "Welcome to my room." She said stepping in front of him with your arms out.

"Why do you have so many lights?"

"Stuffed animals? What're you 8?"

"I suggest investing in an photo album—"

blah. blah. blah. He was talking for so long the girl had time to change her whole outfit, inside the closet of course, to something more comfortable.

"Shut the fuck up please." She said sitting in the desk chair.

"You're still wearing skirts? I thought girls stopped after 8?"

"Yea, wanna try it on?"

"What? Boys can't wear skirts."

"Mhmm~ wanna see?"

The girl began pulling up some videos of twitter that she had saved for personal use. His eyes attached to the screen. "Aren't they pretty?"

She slid over to the next one. "Aww Beomgyu isn't he the cutest."

Beomgyu stared at Y/n with big eyes as you kept complimenting those boys. Cheeks becoming pink as his eyebrows furrowed. After calling the last boy gorgeous he fled the room.

"What the fuck"

He came back slowly walking in. His milky white thighs exposed by the skirt. His shirt was off, but he still hugged it against himself.

"Am I cute like those boys?"

"You're fucking gorgeous."

Y/n completely focused on the boy as he came closer. He reached for the phone that was releasing incredibly lewd sounds. He stood there for a moment biting his lips as his excitement became more visible.

"How about you come sit here pretty." You suggested, pointing at your lap.

"okay" He whispered coming to wrap around Y/n's waist.

Y/n instant wrapped her hands around his little hips digging into them. He released a little moan and grinded himself on her thigh. His face flushed and he covered his face with his hand.

"You can keep going."

He stayed still for a moment, face still covered, before he slowly pushed up against your thigh.

"Go ahead and uncover that cute little face."

He didn't listen because he was of course still Beomgyu. Y/n did what any Dom would do to a bratty boy.

Smack right to the ass cheek.

He gasped, but remained.

Smack.

"lemme see you."

Smack.

"uncover your face."

Smack.

"c'mon, this isn't pretty behavior."

Smack.

"Beom—"

His hands wrapped around the girls as he used them to go a little faster. The pressure between Y/n's legs became too much to handle as she began sweating because of the desperate boy who whimpered with every movement. She began slowly grinding yourself onto his knee that was conveniently place right in front of her clit.

The girl peppered kisses onto his milky chest leading up to his neck while twisting his nipples. The boy released loud squeals of pleasure causing him to push his head into your neck. Just to drive him a little more nuts she squeezed his tip causing hot pre-cum to cover her hand.

"Ah fuck!" he moaned in response.

"Don't say those words baby." She said pushing her thumb against his mouth. He nodded at your words before taking your thumb on his palate. She noticed that Beomgyus hips had become more quick and short.

"Are you gonna cum?"

"Mhm, I'm gonna do it soon." He whined with his eyes closed.

Beomgyu held a sharp breath as came undone.

"Fuck beomgyu don't hold your breath for so long." She laughed not even bothering to finish Herself off.

Out of breath, he got up.

"So, I'm gonna go home now." He said running out of the room, not bothering to take his clothes with him.

#beomgyu smut #kpop smut #smut #txt smut #txt beomgyu

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maxdamax · 5 months

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INTRO POST (finally)

good day, wonderful people of tumblr! here is a little bit about me: i'm just a young girl with an old soul trapped in the confinement's of who i want myself to be. i could be an ocean, yet here i am, a mere raindrop in the delicate tapestry of the universe. loved, yet unwanted. heard, yet misunderstood. beautiful, yet insecure. a living oxymoron.

im also the eldest daughter (of 3 siblings) in a desi family, a scorpio, neurodivergent (ADHD), bisexual, probably panromantic and a dog & cat mother. take what you want from that.

you can call me max! (she/they) -> please visit my pronouns page!

content you can expect to see here: POETRY! PROSE! MIDNIGHT RAMBLINGS! WEB-WEAVES! also a bunch of random reblogs of OG art / writing and activist stuff, deep shitposts and insightful garbage.

btw, i'm tryna to meet new ppl on tumblr, so if you'll be nice, you are welcome to send asks and/or tag me on anything you think i will like, including your own content so i can rb! i crave more poetry and art!

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WHAT I DO AND WHAT I LOVE:

my favourite music artists - queen, joan jett and the blackhearts, fall out boy, amy winehouse, bon jovi, guns n roses, tina turner, ella fitzgerald, bob dylan, taylor swift, and many, many, many more!

hobbies! - trekking, writing, reading (literally any genre), researching hyper fixations, embroidery, playing the guitar, meeting new people, discovering new cultures, soccer, volleyball, cricket, swimming, eating, breathing, photography.

my most re-read books - the 7 husbands of evelyn hugo (taylor jenkins reid), guards! guards! guards! (terry pratchett) and heartstopper (alice oseman)!!

my favourite poets - beau taplin, sylvia path, william shakespeare, amanda lovelace, albert camus, kahlil gibran, oscar wilde, camille paglia, courtney peppernell and countless others!

languages i speak: english, hindi, spanish, marathi (in order of fluency) and currently learning gujrati & german, so i'm welcome to asks in any of these languages :)

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MY WIPS:

a star’s wish (poetry): a collection of poetry all centring around the natural world and the natural state of humans.

blood into ink (thriller): the MC is a badass engineering major in Delhi, who after killing her rapist, has a side job of killing other peoples abusers. she falls in love on the way!

dying without living (historical fiction): 5 teenaged orphaned siblings living in Belgium during WWII. the story follows their survival of the war. nevertheless, *spoiler* they all were ultimately killed by racist cops after moving to USA.

meaningless letters that meant something to me: a deeply personal collection of letters written to the people in my life. to the random stranger who smiled at me, to my parents, to my old friends.

*dm me if you would like an excerpt of WIP 1, 2 or 3!

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ATTENTION! HUMANS OF ALL TYPES:

here is a post i made a while back. i'm pinning it along with my intro just in case it helps someone. i know that many a time, life is so fucking hard. but its worth it. ohhh its so fucking worth it. please live. please. i love you. here:

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anyways... i hope you have a beautiful day! 🩵

i hope whatever you see/read on this blog lets you learn a little bit more about how the mundanity of everyday moments is what makes up a life. and i hope you learn a little more about yourself too <33

P.S. i will be updating this whenever i learn something new about me

P.P.S. if anyone wants to read poetry written by me, search the tags '#poetry', '#writers on tumblr', '#spilled ink' or '#prose' under my blog!

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FREE PALESTINE!!

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DON'T FORGET ABOUT THE CONGO!!

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arshipweek · 2 years

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AR Ship Week 2022 Round Up

Another year another ship week and here is your very very late round up post. Thank you everyone for participating. We had some very talented contributions this year and I’m very happy to share them with you all.

The AO3 collection will remain open if anyone gets inspired to create a late entry.

Enjoy the fanworks!

🦵 EXHIBITIONISM 🦵

A lover’s lament by Myulalie

The blessing is ancient and traditional, and Alex lets it wash over him as he momentarily forgets about world-threatening conflicts of interest and the dashing Russian assassin that somehow sneaked into the wedding reception. Yassen/Alex

Room Service by fredbassett

Performing for an audience isn’t Alex’s idea of a good time, but needs must when the devil drives. Story of his life, really. Yassen/Alex

April’s Fool by Suzie_Shooter

To prevent a terrorist attack Alex has to carry out a series of strange tasks set by someone identifying themselves only as ‘April Cruel’. All the challenges have to be broadcast on the internet to prove he’s carried them out. The latest one – livestream himself being fucked. Yassen/Alex

Perform Under Pressure by Polarnacht

When Alex is captured by the villain of the week, Yassen comes up with a creative solution to save his life. Yassen/Alex

Stake Out by Anonymous

Yassen Gregorovich had been... focused. His target was currently active and within sight, so he had been studying the way he moved to identify a potential weakness. This was how he explained to himself that he hadn't noticed earlier he wasn't alone any more, anyway. Focus.

Or: Ian Rider walks in on a very focused Yassen Gregorovich spying on a common target, and he stays to give him a hand job. Ian/Yassen

🧵 SOULMATES 🧵

A lover’s lament by Myulalie

Kiss of Faith by platorocks

A little fluffy one-shot about one of Alex's visits to Freddy in the Delhi Station military hospital nearly a year after the events of Nightshade. This is for all you Alex/Freddy shippers out there! Alex/Freddy

His Perfect Girl by platorocks

A little glimpse into Alex and Sofia's sweet relationship after Sofia has been un-brainwashed, about a year after the events of Nightshade. This is for all you Alex/Sofia shippers out there! Alex/Sofia

Birthday Confessions by platorocks

Freddy Grey (fully de-programmed and living with his parents in Exeter) has his first birthday party in a long time, and Alex is spending the night with him. A fluffy little one-shot about their bedtime conversation and cuddles! Alex/Freddy

Birthmarks by galaxylentil

In which Julia Rothman believes that Hunter is her destiny.

Or: Five times she thinks about her soulmark, and one time she wishes she could stop. Julia Rothman/John

The Treaty of Vienna by fredbassett

Alex is drugged, Yassen is long-suffering. They are most definitely not soulmates. Yassen/Alex

💰 PROSTITUTION 💰

Payback by fredbassett

On the streets of Moscow, 14-year-old Yasha Gregorovich needs to eat. Sometimes there is only one way to get the money he needs to buy food. Yassen/Alex

Cat Amongst The Pigeons by Suzie_Shooter

Teenage rentboy Alex is working as a sweetener at a billionaire’s weekend party. When one of his fellow hosts turns up dead in the swimming pool he’s adamant it was deliberate murder and turns to the only guest grudgingly willing to take him seriously. But this man is not all he seems either, and the first death may not be the last. Yassen/Alex

🕰️ TIME TRAVEL/TIME LOOP 🕰️

To Sleep, Perchance to Dream by fredbassett

Watching a man die once was bad enough, watching that same death on a yearly basis was worse. Every time, Alex wonders what he could have done differently to change the outcome. Every year, the same thing happens. Yassen/Alex

🚫 NONCON/DUBCON 🚫

The Devil’s Own Brigade by fredbassett

Alex, undercover as Julius Grief in MI6’s maximum security prison in Gibraltar, gets more than he bargained for in the showers, and receives help from an unexpected quarter. Yassen/Alex

In extremis by kelkblr

It wasn't even Alex's mission and he was only there pretending to be the son of the agent whose mission it was. Just reconnaissance, according to Alan Blunt. No danger at all.

One day Alex is going to stop falling for Blunt's lies. Yassen/Alex

Powerless To Move by Polarnacht

Alex always comes to Yassen when he starts to become blurry around the edges, so Yassen can make him solid again, whether he wants to or not. They both know that there is more between them than what they are willing to admit, until a mission gone wrong pushes them to make a final decision. Yassen/Alex

No time for afterglow by Myulalie

Alex Rider infiltrates a luxurious reception in an undisclosed location in India. As guests mingle, drinking fresh water from champagne glasses, Yassen Gregorovich lurks in the shadow of the couple hosting the reception, protective and threatening all at once as the prospective murder of one of the spouses looms in the room.

By sundown, one of the hosts is widowed, and Alex is left wondering. Will Yassen retaliate after Alex interfered with his mission and if so, how? Yassen/Alex

🍲 FOOD 🍲

The Whine Cellar by fredbassett

“Yes, Alex. It was all a waste of time. And now we are stuck in an empty cellar with the doorway buried under a pile of rubble from the wholly unnecessary explosion you triggered after I saved you from the piranhas.” Yassen/Alex

Two Hungry Blackbirds by galimau

Food is love, and healing and a language all its own. Fortunately, Yassen always had a tongue for them.

Yassen and Alex's relationship, told over three meals. Yassen/Alex

Pleasures of the Flesh by Suzie_Shooter

When Alex runs into Yassen on holiday, Yassen invites him to lunch. Three bottles of wine later, things get hot and heavy. Yassen/Alex

No time for afterglow by Myulalie

By sundown, one of the hosts is widowed, and Alex is left wondering. Will Yassen retaliate after Alex interfered with his mission and if so, how? Yassen/Alex

🩸 BLOOD 🩸

Blood, Sweat and Tears by fredbassett

Marcus knows too much blood when he sees it. Aranda knows when to suggest unorthodox means of keeping the casualty awake. Adams is a total manwhore, even when he’s bleeding out. Marcus/Adams (DDBS)

The Bottom of the Ocean by Polarnacht

Sometimes the need to hide his relationship with Yassen leaves Alex vulnerable and insecure, driving him to explore other options. When Yassen sees him flirt with another man, he’s determined to show Alex that he’s his and his alone. Yassen/Alex

Blood Lines by Suzie_Shooter

Sequel to There Will Be Blood, in which John Rider is not as dead as he should be and Yassen is the opposite. And quite cross about it. Yassen/Alex

💍 PROPOSAL/MARRIAGE 💍

👪 PSEUDO-INCEST 👪

Beneath the Soho Streets by fredbassett

Ian’s first undercover job for MI6 takes an unexpected turn in a Soho bar. John/Ian

The Boyfriend by Suzie_Shooter

Alex hates his mother’s new Russian boyfriend. Right up until he really, really doesn’t. Yassen knows the gorgeous blond jailbait should be firmly off limits. But knowing and resisting temptation are two separate things. Besides, someone should probably teach him a lesson… Yassen/Alex

Debts (Yassen: The Professional) by Anonymous

Alex knew debts were a dangerous thing. He didn't have any money, but he'd seen the way Yassen looked at him.

(A 'Leon: The Professional' AU. If you haven't seen the movie: a hitman takes a young orphan under his wing; said hitman is disconcerted by the orphan’s constant flirting.) Yassen/Alex

🚁 RESCUE 🚁

⛓️ BONDAGE ⛓️

La lutte futile by kelkblr

Alex can't help looking for trouble. On holiday in France, getting over a bad break-up, he finds it. Yassen/Alex

All Tied Up and Nowhere To Go by fredbassett

Ian’s last thought before a fog descended on his mind, his knees buckled, and he dropped bonelessly to the carpet was that this should have been a simple in and out job. Ian/Yassen

💭 DREAM-SHARING/DREAM-WALKING 💭

All In Your Head by Suzie_Shooter

Alex has a recurring nightmare about being held prisoner, until one night he realises it’s not actually himself he’s dreaming about, it’s Yassen. But it’s just a dream...right? Yassen/Alex

🌊 AMNESIA 🌊

Total Recall by Suzie_Shooter

“I’ll never forget you.” At the time it had been meant as a threat, a scared and stubborn boy on a rooftop facing off against the man who’d changed his life for the worse. But several years on Yassen runs into Alex again to find Alex has literally no memory of him. As they work together to find out what happened they inevitably grow closer, but Yassen has to face the fact that when Alex gets his memory back he’ll also remember that they aren’t exactly friends... Yassen/Alex

🛏️ ONLY ONE BED 🛏️

Rest in Peach by fredbassett

Alex has come to expect more from Yassen’s safe houses, but beggars can’t be choosers. At least it has a well-stocked fridge. Yassen/Alex

Two Nights in Iquitos by galaxylentil

Yassen spent 48 hours with John Rider in Iquitos, Peru. No record of that time made it into his diary. John/Yassen

Kiss of Faith by platorocks

His Perfect Girl by platorocks

Birthday Confessions by platorocks

#alex rider #arshipweek #yalex #....#.....#mod posts

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filmyypeople · 1 year

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From a 6-year old child artist to Swiggy Uncle!

This Vadi Bro has come a long way !!

03 May, 2023 I Richa Devesar I FilmyPeople

If you have passion for something and keep on working towards that, you are surely going to get it, one day! Now its up to you whether you call it Destiny or your Dedication…Swiggy Uncle has proved it both ways! How? Lets rewind his journey as an actor and get to know how he did it all?

Naresh Gosain, a mechanical Engineer by profession was passionate about acting since childhood. He started acting on stage when he was just six years old. It took him 50 years to reach where he is today. Hours, days, months and years’ of work could not give him what a 20 Sec Silent TVC did. It was not just a matter of chance that even after doing dozens of serials, hundreds of Street plays, and so many appearances in Big Budget Bollywood movies, he could not get the appreciation he had been looking for but he feels ‘God has been kind to have given me all this at this age because if he had given all this earlier, who knows I might have got vanished from the scene by now.’ Now, that is what we call positive attitude!

Before getting to know the Gulab Jamun Waale Uncle’s journey (as he’s fondly known), let me share few things which I remember of him as a child. In those days, he was acting in Doordarshan Serials Dil Dariya, Doosra Kewal and Phir Wohi Talaash. We felt really proud of the fact that my Maasi’s son is coming on Television. Unlike today, those were the Doordarshan days when everyone was watching the same thing at the same time, unlike today when the audience is segregated.

We are basically a very filmy family and I give all the credit to my Daddy and Mummy for this. Music, movies all this has been part of our lives since the time, I was not even born. So when Babbu Bhaiya (as we call him) got in to acting , we would look forward to hear all Filmy Stories from him. Infact, I got to know about Shahid Kapoor’s existence as a 10 year old when bhaiya was working in the serial Phir Wohi Talaash (way back in 1990) with actress Neelima Azeem who had this very happy-go-lucky , jovial type youthful, college going girl’s character. He told us that she is a 28 year old woman and has a 10 year old son which was unbelievable. We just could not believe that! And yes I do remember his dialogue in one of the episodes which was ‘Kaad diya…..unko kaad diya’ (they have been thrown out).

And now…everyday we are seeing him in new TVCs be it Bisleri, Dr. Fixit, Netmeds, Goldie Masaale and so on. Success did come to him but after giving 50 dedicated years of his life. Does he have grudges or he is smiling the way he smiles while eating Gulab Jamun in Swiggy TVC? Before we ask him about his journey, how about having a look at some of his best TVCs!

Lets rewind and talk to him from where it all started!

When did you first realize that you wanted to act?

It was not that I realized or something. Initially, it just happened, as my father was a theatre actor and a writer too, I would often accompany him during his rehearsals and one fine day he asked me to act..and with that began my acting journey. I acted in a lot of plays as a child artist. And this I’m talking about 1968 when I was hardly six years old and now that I’m talking of my childhood days, I can recall that I got my first award in 1972 in a theatre festival in Delhi which was quite motivating for me in that young age, although I didn’t understand the seriousness of acting that time.

In 70s and 80s, Doordarshan was the only channel we had and coming on Television was not a small thing. What memories do you have of your initial days?

In those days, actors got much more popularity because Doordarshan had the monopoly. If I talk about myself, I was working regularly with DD for various types of shows and family and friends used to appreciate that because it was a big thing back then. It reminds me of an incident, Doordarshan would telecast one Special New Year Show every year which used to have audience just the way we have now in reality shows. So whenever I got a chance to be there in that new year show, as an audience my friends would get very excited..Arrey tujhe dekha tha! And afterwards when I started acting in serials, though in small roles, I always got a positive response from family and friends.

And how and when did acting in Doordarshan happen?

Doordarshan was the only Channel we had back in 70s and 80s and I was lucky enough to have bagged my first Telefilm in the year 1981. In those days, it wasn’t easy to get a break but I got a chance to show my talent when Doordarshan started Morning Transmission somewhere in mid 80s and I did, mostly comedy serials like Hamaare manager, Popat lal Jasoos, Jeena Yahaan Marna Yahaan and few more. Then I happen to meet Director Lekh Tandon who after directing some very big movies like Agar Tum Na Hote, Dulhan Wahi Jo Piya Man Bhaae, Professor, Aamrapali, Jhuk Gaya Aasmaan and so many more, came to Delhi to make serials for Doordarshan. I met him during that time only when he was directing Dil Dariya and Doosra Kewal for Doordarshan.

If I remember it correctly Dil Dariya was Shah Rukh Khan’s debut serial although the one that got aired on TV was Fauji, Right? How was the experience? Any incident of those days you can recall?

Absolutely right! Although I got to play a small role in that serial but as I was involved in production too, I was there on the sets everyday. And you just asked about any incident. So I have an interesting thing to tell…I remember we were shooting for Doosra Kewal. We had to shoot a song and were looking for a particular location so I asked Lekh Tandon ji to shoot the same at my terrace. As soon as we finished the shoot, Shah Rukh said that his serial Circus is going to be telecast just now and he wanted to see it. We all came downstairs and he watched that episode of Circus with my whole family and that too sitting on the floor. He was already a big TV star by then and so humble was he…I offered him chair…but he said ‘No..I am Okey here.’ And we were all very friendly with each other be it Shah Rukh or other actors like Arun Baliji, Vinita Malikji and Alka Amin (who was seen in Kedarnath as Sushant Singh Rajput’s mother) and I also remember that Arun Bali ji and Vinita Malik ji were the highest paid actors of this serial.

So, the shooting of all these serials was being done in Delhi only and did you continue with theatre also while doing DD serials?

While I was working in DD serials, I was also doing Public Awareness Campaigns because in those days, we used to have lots of such Govt campaigns running on Doordarshan. I continued doing theatre too but this time it was Ramleela and starting from year 1993, I continued playing Kumbhkaran for over 25 years at the Ramleela of Model Town 2, New Delhi. Then in the year 2000, I started doing Street Plays for private as well as Govt Sector and these kept me busy for years.

When did you first come to Mumbai for an acting assignment? What was that about? And which directors you worked with, initially?

I went to Mumbai for the first time in 1989. It was for the shooting of a TV serial called Sadbhaavna again for Doordarshan which was directed by Raj Tilakji who had already directed films like Mukti starring Shashi Kapoor, Sanjeev Kumar and Vidya Sinha and 36 Ghante starring Raj Kumar, Sunil Dutt and Mala Sinha and many more. After doing Sadbhavna, I started coming to Mumbai frequently. Although it was one scene or two and the first movie I did was Manorama Six Feet Under. Then I got a chance to work with Subhash Ghai ji in Kanchi.

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Rajat Kapoor was another director, I got a chance to work with in the movie Aankhon Dekhi. Then Dibaakar Banerjee..with whom I worked in Oye Lucky Lucky Oye, then Vicky Donor happened with Shoojit Sarkar. Infact, I was in all 3 projects of Mirzapur Director Gurmmeet Singh - What The Fish, (in which I had a good role but unfortunately the film didn’t do well at the box office)Warning and Sharaafat Gai Tel Lene and years later I got a chance to work with him in Mirzapur too. Roles were small but good thing was that I was getting work.

What made you decide to permanently move to Mumbai? Did you get family support?

When I was doing serials Chidiya Ghar and Laapata Ganj that time, I seriously thought of moving to Mumbai. It was around 2012 that I started getting regular work…all the films that I just mentioned. But yes, permanently I decided to shift my base here was after Swiggy TVC happened, that has been the biggest turning point in my career. And yes, when I decided to move to Mumbai permanently, my family did support me. And moreover, I could afford to be away from home and give it a shot as my kids were grown up and busy in their own lives and I had my mother and wife Meenu’s full support to go ahead with my decision of giving it a shot.

How did you get Swiggy TVC? Did you have any idea that it would be the biggest turning point of your career? Any big complements you received from your industry friends?

I still remember I was in Delhi doing my awareness campaigns and in between that, I got a call for audition of this Swiggy Ad. I recorded my audition video there only on my mobile and sent it. Although I wanted to get selected but wasn’t sure. But I was selected and there I was shooting for that Ad which changed my life and there has been no looking back since then.

I got lot of popularity because of the Swiggy campaign. The thing is that nowadays the audience is divided..in a way that some people watch only movies, some…crime thrillers, some like to watch family shows, some…news but Ad is one thing which everyone watches and it comes on every platform and this Swiggy TVC came during IPL season and that’s the reason it got even more visibility. The Ad campaign really helped Swiggy and their sales increased by 45%.

My friends Vinay Pathak and Saurabh Shukla gave me complements. They said the way you hold your expressions and smile, is amazing. Kya kamaal ki ad ki hai tuney. I have been doing like this for so many years now but the only thing is that when God’s blessings come, things just change and the same thing happened with me.

How easy was it shifting to TVCs? How do you look at the whole thing?

Doing TVCs was not a planned move, first of all. It just happened. The thing is that when you are doing theatre, reaction is instant. One story is told in 2 hours in a film, in a series it takes 10-12 episodes but when it comes to an ad, you have to tell the story in just 15-20 secs which is not an easy thing. I got to learn so much while doing TVCs. On other hand all my experience came in handy when I started doing ads. I have not had any formal training in Acting, but I have hands-on experience of 55 years. Everyday, I am doing something new which is challenging and satisfying at the same time.

You have worked in some Short Films also, how was that experience?

So far working in short films has been one of the best experiences and I enjoyed working in The Honeymooners and Shagun. I am emotionally attached to The Honeymooners, actually. There is whole variety of roles that I am doing now and it is very surprising that at this age I’m doing things that I never thought, I would ever do, especially after crossing 60. Bojh was another short film that I did. Also I did few bigger Ads which had a storyline especially the ones done for Valentine’s Day and Father’s Day.

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You have worked in some Web Series also. Tell us about that experience? And your upcoming projects also?

Yes I have done few Web Series like Mirzapur, Inside Edge, Illegal and few more to come. Tribhuvan Mishra CA Topper is the next Web Series I’m waiting for then there’s one more Jhaansi ka Rajkumar. Plus TVCs are going on. One with Ranbir has just started coming and Vadilal campaign also started recently and after Swiggy Uncle they’ve shown me as Vadi Bro…it has that youthful touch with lots of colours. I’m loving every bit of it.

Your experience of working with actors like Akshay Kumar, Virat Kohli , Anushka, Alia and Ranbir Kapoor?

The experience has been great. They’ve all been very nice. Ranbir Kapoor is one humble actor I have worked with. I had a great time shooting with Virat and Anushka too. One of the ads we did together was about eating and they brought Rajma Chaawal from their home. Since he is also from Delhi I told him it has this typical DIlli-wala taste and we ll enjoyed shooting as well as eating.

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Do you have any grudges that all this success and fame came your way very late or you are enjoying it?

I am grateful to God. I feel that if I had got success some 20-30 years ago, I might not have been in the industry today. God has really been kind and I have no grudges at all.

How does it feel living your childhood dream?

Although I have been acting for so many years now and I have always given my 100 % whether it was serials or movies or street plays but the kind of stuff I got to do after my Swiggy TVC is something I am really enjoying. I never imagined that I would get such amazing roles to play and trust me God has really been kind and there’s much more to come. Its all God’s grace. I have been working consistently for last 50 years but got showered with all the name and fame now and its all God’s blessing.

I would personally recommend you all to watch these two Festival Spl TVCs and you will have an idea how good Swiggy Uncle is with his facial expressions.

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On the afternoon of February 14, Junaid Khan, 32, and his nephew Nasir Khan, 25, left their small village of Ghatmeeka in India’s northwestern state of Rajasthan to attend a family function. They didn’t come back.

“When they didn’t return the same night, we got worried,” says Arshad Khan, 44, Junaid’s brother-in-law. “Their phones were switched off as well. We searched for them the whole day.”

Two days later, the men’s bodies were found inside a burned-out vehicle in the village of Loharu, around 240 kilometers away in the neighboring state of Haryana. On their way home after midnight, members of a far-right extremist group had allegedly abducted, tortured, and killed the men, who are Muslims, on suspicion of smuggling cows—animals that are considered sacred by Hindus. Consuming beef and transporting cattle is not illegal, but several states have passed restrictive laws over the past few years, essentially criminalizing a profession that is dominated by Muslims.

“Why did they have to be killed? What was their fault?” Khan says. “Who will look after their poor families now?”

Among the group suspected by police of murdering Junaid and Nasir is 28-year-old Monu Manesar, a high-profile YouTuber who has built a huge following online with his videos of cow vigilantism. Manesar, who is reportedly now on the run, is one of a large ecosystem of sectarian influencers on Indian social media who have benefited from the country’s nationalistic turn under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Human rights advocates say that their content—which is prevalent across Western-owned platforms—is exacerbating social division, and even leading to vigilante attacks on religious minorities.

“We have laws against hate speech that are being used selectively,” Aakar Patel, chair of Amnesty International India says. “Hate speech is allowed both by the government and the social media companies.”

In an email statement, YouTube spokesperson Jack Malon says that YouTube has suspended monetization on Manesar’s channel for violating its creator responsibility policy. “We also removed 9 videos from the channel in question for violating our harassment policies,” he said.

For the past five years, Manesar—a leading member of the Bajrang Dal, a far-right Hindu group—has been part of a team of cow vigilantes along the Rajasthan-Haryana border, and has uploaded videos of their attacks, predominantly on Muslims, to YouTube. His posts often begin with a car chase in the dark and end with group members posing with a cow they have “rescued.”

Manesar and his group have made no secret of the violence they subject their victims to. In June 2016, he was one of a number of people who appeared in a video in which two Muslim men were stopped in Badarpur border, South East Delhi, and forced to eat a concoction of cow dung, urine, milk, and curd. The men had been accused of smuggling beef. The video went viral on Twitter.

In one of his videos on YouTube, Manesar's team is even seen shooting at a truck driven by someone they accuse of being a cow smuggler, in an attempt to deflate its tires.

In January this year, Manesar and his team caught three Muslim men they accused of being cow smugglers. They livestreamed on Facebook as they interrogated the men. One of the men, 22-year-old Waaris Khan, died from internal injuries the same day. His family says he was lynched, but police say he died in an accident. The Facebook Live video has since been deleted.

Manesar also has posted routinely on Instagram—where he has 42,000 followers—including images of people he’s alleged to be cow smugglers, often visibly injured. In April 2022, he posted a video on his Instagram account showing a group of men assaulting a Muslim scrap picker with sticks. The caption reads, “These are the scrap-pickers that throw stones at our soldiers and Hindutva supporters.”

Meta did not respond to a request for comment.

Khan said that people in his region are aware of Manesar’s social media. “It is supposed to send a message to us,” he says.

In October 2022, YouTube awarded Manesar a silver play button for crossing 100,000 followers. YouTube’s literature says that Creator Awards are not automatically given when subscriber targets are hit, but are granted at the discretion of the company, which reviews channels before handing out the rewards. YouTube did not respond to a request for comment on Manesar’s award.

Comments under Manesar’s videos are mostly adulatory, thanking him and his team for his “service.” He has also had official endorsements. He’s posted pictures of himself with police officers and bureaucrats. In October 2021, Haryana police included him in a special task force to prevent cow smuggling. Three huge rallies were organized by right-wing organizations on February 19, 21, and 22.

On February 24, thousands of people took to the street in Rajasthan and Haryana to demand justice for Junaid and Nasir Khan. The police filed a complaint against more than 500 people for blocking the highway and suspended internet service in the district for three days, citing the possibility of communal tension.

Human rights groups say that sectarianism has flourished in the political environment created by Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party. The party has routinely equated national and religious identities, accusing people who criticize its politics of being anti-Hindu, while itself being accused of promoting hate speech against Muslims. In January, the government forced social media platforms to block clips of a controversial BBC documentary about Modi’s alleged involvement in intercommunal violence in 2002.

The government has banned hundreds of YouTube channels for spreading “fake news” or promoting “anti-Indian views.” But at the same time, there has been a proliferation of channels that broadcast extreme nationalist rhetoric.

In June 2022, a report by the NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights found that sectarian content was widespread in India. “The most troubling abuse of YouTube in India involves the targeting of Muslims by backers of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and other right-leaning Hindu nationalist groups.” The report concluded. “Religious intolerance long predated the arrival of YouTube in India, but widespread social media use has intensified the hostility.”

In December 2022, an investigation by The Caravan found dozens of Hindu nationalist YouTube channels that were broadcasting extremist content, with viewing figures in the hundreds of millions. Senior BJP leaders had been interviewed on some of the channels, which were “rapidly out-performing mainstream news channels in terms of their reach.”

Amnesty International’s Patel says that the proliferation is partly due to the growth of the platforms and the number of people now using them, “and partly because of the fact that hate speech has been condoned. If you make heroes out of people who abuse minorities and are violent, you will encourage more people to follow that path.”

Some nationalist and sectarian YouTubers have built massive followings, including Vikas Pathak, who had more than 800,000 followers on his Hindustani Bhau channel before it was suspended in 2020, after he posted a video in which he threatened to sexually assault a YouTuber from Pakistan. Days after his suspension, he managed to start another channel, which has 83,000 subscribers. He also has 2.2 million followers on Instagram.

Prem Krishnavanshi, a YouTuber from Uttar Pradesh with just over 87,000 subscribers, has built a career on pop songs aimed toward supporters of Hindutva, or Hindu nationalism. The lyrics of one of Krishnavanshi’s songs, released in 2019, roughly translates to, “You are not humans, you are butchers. Enough of Hindu-Muslim brotherhood.”

“The anti-Muslim online hate industry is booming and the companies are benefiting from it,” says Alishan Jafri, co-author of the Caravan report.

Malon, the YouTube spokesperson, says that the company removed more than 156,000 videos in the third quarter of 2022 for violating hate speech policies.

“Beyond removing harmful content, we also leverage our recommendations system and monetization tools, to promote a healthy ecosystem,” the statement read. “YouTube has always had clear community guidelines that outline what is allowed on the platform and we remove flagged videos and comments that violate our policies. These policies are global, meaning we apply them consistently to all creators on the platform, regardless of their background, political viewpoint, position or affiliation.”

Malon also says that creators can be penalized for abuse or violence that occurs off its platform.

As of February 28, Manesar’s YouTube channel was still active. He has added about 7,000 subscribers since the Khans’ deaths.

India is YouTube’s largest market, with 467 million users—nearly twice as many as the US.

Prateek Waghre, the policy director of the Internet Freedom Foundation, a digital rights group, says that YouTube’s recommendation algorithms may be partially to blame for the spread of this sectarian content. “YouTube has not been particularly open about its recommender system,” he says. “But the algorithm typically prioritizes engagement. If you watch a certain type of content, it will look to feed a similar type of content.”

Waghre says that detecting hate speech is complex in India, where people often switch between languages. But, he says, social media companies tend to be slow to react when alerted to potentially dangerous content. “Even inaction is a form of action,” he says. “Until it becomes a significant PR crisis, they tend not to take action. Sadly, this is consistent behavior across platforms. These companies need to think about how they perceive their neutrality.”

But Waghre also says he suspects that social media companies are nervous about going after nationalist figures, in case a backlash threatens their business interests. “If you take action against a popular right-wing figure, there is a good chance you might be targeted in some way or the other,” he says.

Patel says that more violence is inevitable as hate speech continues to spread, online and offline. “I am 53 years old,” he says. “I have not seen tensions running so high permanently through the country.”

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Saatvick’s Summer 2022

This year’s summer was actually quite memorable, last time I remember having such a summer was in 2018,

The year I visited Singapore, played an Asian Tennis Tournament and got International ranking. 2018 was also the last year I spent in Delhi before moving to Shillong because of my father’s posting . He is in Army and I have been to quite a lot of places with him.

2022 Summer was great because this summer was probably the first summer closest to the summers before Covid.

I did travel a lot during covid but not one of my trips were as long as this one.

Summer began with a sense of relief as my first Board exams ended, I was now a Highschool senior with way more responsibilities than before. I had a more clear direction of what I want to do when I grow up and have had the chance to revive many hobbies activities since my 10th was all academics. I did a lot of career counselling .

This summer, that I cant thank enough, was a checkpoint, it made me more calm. I had time more than enough to organise and orient myself and my activities.

The first thing I did when the exams ended was to fix my sleep schedule and sleep peacefully for a few days. After a week full of binging the series I missed out on I scheduled a daily and weekly routine which included swimming, reading, working out and Tennis.

It was a very hard motion to set for me to play tennis straight after breaking my wrist in 2019, I was willingly not playing tennis because of one simple reason, regret of not playing for an entire year and I kept on running away from it till this summer.

I visited my hometown and met most of my relatives which made me feel loved, we could not participate much in family events recently over the last few years because of our busy schedules so this was also a once in a blue moon kind of an adventure for me. We visited many more cities with our buddy Woofy, he is a Labrador . We went on long drives to a few other places.

I also met a lot of my friends during the vacation.

Then on we took a tour of Delhi, the place where we live. I got an electric guitar too which I used to annoy everyone within the range of my amplifier. It was a great experience for me maybe because I was out of the same old cycle, that I followed for an year.

10th grade sure did teach me discipline and consistency.

I visited my father, who is posted in Manipur, I travelled through flight alone . he is posted at an extremely remote region which is about 30 km from Myanmar. That was a great way to escape the Delhi heat at its prime( It was 45 degrees when I left).

Hiking, football and travelling to numerous places were the highlight of this trip.

Life is simpler on hills, nature finds its way to one no matter what.

I cant even count the number of places Ive seen and people Ive met. I gained experience and knowledge.

It was cloudy all day there with bright sunshines intermediately, comically the heat of the sun was comforting since it was raining everyday there. We could hear the wind whistle at dark where no lights could be seen far off. The clouds even visited the habitants who had settled at the top of the mountains. Rivers, waterfalls and tribal villages were the best part of the trip.

Every glimpse was a painting.

I followed a strict Detox diet with my father and was forced to eat and drink stuff I couldn’t even pronounce, did yoga and meditation.

I have had the habit of touring whatever work my fathers been appointed for, he was in DRDO & RCI once, from where I picked up the interest of aeronautics and astronomy. Currently he is in NHAI so I got to learn various processes involved in making roads, believe me its not as simple as just laying concrete down on fields, it took me five days to just process what I saw there.

I visited museums, monuments and labs.

I tried to play video games but they bored me.

I could only bake till the day I learnt to cook food and learnt recipes and become more self reliant .

Music has been a companion to me throughout this journey.

And social media too, I posted literally everything even after the several attempts I did to reduce it influence on me, but I dont regret it either way because my vacation was productive and I enjoyed it.

I grew taller over the days and starting smiling more frequently. I learnt a lot of things, and revived old habits.I finished school syllabus for the first exams before school started.

I came home to find our two turtles greeting me with their intense paddles in their pool and raise their necks high up to see me. My Summer was very rewarding. It was spent exploring and discovering the very little of life that I knew of.

I returned to Delhi a day before the school reopened and hyped myself to start a new academic year with hardwork and devotion. I finally created a list of things I wanted to achieve by the end of 2022.

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New Frontier Namkeen House: The Top Bakery in Karol Bagh

Karol Bagh, a vibrant part of Delhi, is home to many eateries. But one place shines above the rest – New Frontier Namkeen House. It is considered to be the best bakery in Karol Bagh, which serves delicious food loved by all.

What makes it special:

When you enter New Frontier Namkeen House, a captivating aroma welcomes you. They make fresh bread, delicious cookies and delicious pastries. And if you love salty snacks, they also have snacks like crunchy samosas and mathri.

Why people love it:

New Frontier Namkeen House is not just about food. It's a place where everyone feels welcome. Families have been coming here for centuries for a friendly atmosphere.

Keeping traditions alive:

Despite the popularity of fast food, New Frontier Namkeen House sticks to old recipes and cooking methods. They believe in the goodness of traditional flavours.

In Karol Bagh, where there are countless places to eat, New Frontier Namkeen House stands out. This is a top bakery around, offering delicious dishes and a warm atmosphere. So, if you're ever in the area, be sure to drop by for some delicious food!

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Top 10 Famous Restaurants and Hotels on the Route from Mohali to Delhi Cab

Introduction:

Set on a road trip from Mohali to Delhi isn't just about the distance—it's a journey filled with delicious food waiting to be enjoyed. Besides the beautiful scenery and well-kept roads, there's a food adventure. Along the way, there are many restaurants and hotels to explore, each offering something special to eat. From famous roadside eateries serving authentic Punjabi food to fancy hotels with fancy meals, every stop is a chance to try the tasty flavors of North Indian cuisine. To make sure your trip is smooth and comfortable, you can count on Mohali to Delhi cab online services. That way, you can focus on enjoying the amazing food waiting for you. Let's explore the top 10 establishments that promise to elevate your journey from a mere commute to a culinary voyage.

Nestled amidst 8,000 acres of protected natural forest, this luxury resort offers unparalleled hospitality and dining experiences. Indulge in gourmet delights at their signature restaurant, Anant Mahal, where traditional Indian flavors are reinvented with a contemporary twist. Located in a calm forest, you can easily get to The Oberoi Sukhvilas Resort & Spa in New Chandigarh using Mohali to Delhi cab booking. Enjoy tasty food at Anant Mahal.

Address: Pallanpur P.O, Sialba Majri Rd, New Chandigarh, Punjab 140110

Timing: Open 24 hours

Haveli, Karnal:

As you journey towards Delhi, make a pit stop at Haveli in Karnal. This iconic highway restaurant is renowned for its authentic North Indian cuisine and rustic ambiance. Treat your taste buds to their mouthwatering kebabs and rich curries, served with warm hospitality. On the way to Delhi, take a break at the famous Haveli in Karnal. The Mohali to Delhi cab journey will quickly take you there. They're known for delicious North Indian food and friendly service. Address: 133.5 Mile Stone, NH 44, Karnal, Haryana 132001

Timing: 7 Days (7 to 11:30)

Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba, Murthal:

No road trip from Mohali to Delhi is complete without a visit to Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba in Murthal. This legendary eatery is famed for its hearty Punjabi fare, including butter-drenched parathas, creamy lassis, and aromatic dal makhani. A must-stop on your road trip from Mohali to Delhi is Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba in Murthal. Let the Mohali to Delhi cab service take you there to enjoy yummy Punjabi food like stuffed paneer parathas. Don't miss out on their iconic stuffed paneer paratha! Address: No.52, 250KM Stone, Grand Trunk Rd, Murthal, Haryana 131039

Timing: 24 Hours

Pind Balluchi, Sonipat:

Experience the essence of Punjab at Pind Balluchi in Sonipat. This rustic-themed restaurant captures the spirit of a traditional Punjabi village, complete with clay pots, charpais (traditional beds), and folk music. Enjoy the flavors of Punjab at Pind Balluchi in Sonipat, easily reachable by booking a Cab from Mohali to Delhi. Try their tasty tandoori dishes and desserts in a cozy village-like setting. Feast on their signature tandoori delicacies and decadent desserts for a truly immersive culinary journey. Address: 23VC+X5R, Sonipat, Haryana 131027

Ahmedabad Biryani House, Panipat:

Savor the flavors of Gujarat and Rajasthan at Ahmedabad Biryani House in Panipat. This humble eatery is renowned for its authentic biryanis, prepared using age-old recipes and premium ingredients. Experience the tastes of Gujarat and Rajasthan at Ahmedabad Biryani House in Panipat. Cab services from Delhi to Mohali will take you there for delicious biryanis and authentic sides. Treat yourself to a fragrant plate of biryani, accompanied by cooling raita and spicy mirchi ka salan. Address: 494-L, Shivaji Stadium Rd, Sajjan Singh Bagh, Model Town, Panipat, Haryana 132103

Timing: 7 Day (11 am to 10:30 pm)

Hotel Samrat, Karnal:

For a taste of royal hospitality, head to Hotel Samrat in Karnal. This regal establishment offers a fine dining experience, with a menu that spans Indian, Chinese, and Continental cuisines. Delight in their lavish buffets or opt for à la carte specialties, all served with impeccable attention to detail. Treat yourself to a fancy meal at Hotel Samrat in Karnal, just a ride away with a cab booking from Mohali to Delhi or book a taxi from Mohali to Delhi. They serve a variety of dishes from India, China, and other countries. Address: Near NAV Jyoti Hospital, Karsa Road Nigdhu, Karnal, Haryana, India - 132157

Hotel Midtown Grand, Kurukshetra:

Indulge in culinary delights at Hotel Midtown Grand in Kurukshetra. This upscale hotel boasts multiple dining options, including a rooftop restaurant with panoramic views of the city. Sample their diverse menu featuring regional delicacies and international favorites, prepared by seasoned chefs. Enjoy tasty food at Hotel Midtown Grand in Kurukshetra, easily accessible with Mohali Airport to Delhi service. Their rooftop restaurant offers great views along with regional and international dishes. Address: Peer Muchalla Rd, near Sector 20, Sector 20, Zirakpur, Punjab 140603

Hotel Noor Mahal, Karnal:

Step into a world of luxury and grandeur at Hotel Noor Mahal in Karnal. Inspired by the opulent palaces of Rajasthan, this regal property offers an unforgettable dining experience. Feel like royalty at Hotel Noor Mahal in Karnal, easily reached with Mohali to Delhi by taxi. They serve delicious food at their fancy restaurants. Enjoy a symphony of flavors at their fine dining restaurants, where every dish is crafted to perfection. Address: Noormahal Crossing, National Highway 1, Sector 32, Karnal, Haryana 132001

Hotel Sagar Ratna, Panipat:

For a taste of South Indian cuisine along the way, stop by Hotel Sagar Ratna in Panipat. This popular chain of restaurants is renowned for its authentic dosas, idlis, and vadas, prepared using traditional recipes and fresh ingredients. Experience the culinary diversity of India in every bite. Get a taste of South Indian cuisine at Hotel Sagar Ratna in Panipat, just a short ride away with Mohali to Delhi Taxi service with the Lowest Fares. Try their dosas, idlis, and vadas prepared using traditional recipes. Address: 9XR7+CC7, Model Town, Panipat, Haryana 132103

Dhaba by Claridges, Delhi-Jaipur Highway:

As you approach Delhi, make a final stop at Dhaba by Claridges on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway. This contemporary interpretation of a roadside dhaba offers a gourmet twist on traditional Punjabi cuisine. From succulent kebabs to indulgent desserts, every dish reflects the rich culinary heritage of Punjab. Stop by Dhaba by Claridges on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway as you approach Delhi, easily accessible with Mohali to Delhi Airport Taxi service. Enjoy their gourmet take on Punjabi food with tasty kebabs and desserts. Address: The Claridges, 12, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Rd, Tees January Road Area, Motilal Nehru Marg Area, Delhi, New Delhi, Delhi 110011

Distance Traveled by Mohali to Delhi Cab

The distance from Mohali to Delhi by car is approximately 265 kilometers. This distance may vary depending on the route you take. The duration of the journey also relies on your driving speed and the time you spend at various stops along the way. During the trip, you may come across several places where you can take a break and refresh yourself.

Cab Prices for Traveling from Mohali to Delhi

Various car rental services offer rides from Mohali to Delhi, where you can hire a taxi. If you book through MapMyDestination | 2MD, you can enjoy discounts and special deals. For one-way trips, the taxi fare from Mohali to Delhi starts at INR 3128. The cost to book a cab for outstation travel may vary depending on the date, time, and type of car chosen. You can also reserve a taxi from Delhi to Mohali through MapMyDestination | 2MD.

Online Cab Booking for Your Mohali to Delhi Journey

Booking a taxi online with MapMyDestination | 2MD is a convenient way to plan your journey from Mohali to Delhi. Simply visit their official website, fill in your travel details, and browse through the available options for Mohali to Delhi cabs. You can choose between one-way or round-trip bookings according to your preference. MapMyDestination | 2MD's customer service is also available to assist you throughout the booking process, ensuring a hassle-free experience. In light of the COVID-19 situation, safety protocols are strictly adhered to, with sanitized cabs and mandatory mask-wearing for both drivers and passengers. The "MySafety Promise" ensures that all guidelines are followed for a secure ride. With the ease of booking and assurance of safety measures, journeying from Mohali to Delhi by taxi becomes a seamless and enjoyable experience. So, hop on board, relax, and let MapMyDestination | 2MD take care of your travel needs while you anticipate the culinary delights that await you in Delhi.

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The 10 Best Restaurants in Noida (2024)

Noida is frequently viewed as merely another city in the National Capital Region (NCR), yet in terms of dining and cuisine, this satellite city of Delhi is at the forefront. Now, when we talk about dining choices, we're talking about a wide range of options - Noida has everything from luxurious eateries to casual dining restaurants, rooftop eateries, theme restaurants, buffet restaurants, nightclubs, cafés, and street food vendors! Noida will not let you down, regardless of whether you appreciate trying out different cuisines or are just in the mood for some hearty Indian food that is carefully chosen from the desi menu. All you have to do is go there and begin your culinary adventure in earnest. Are you trying to figure out where to go in the area to get the best eating experiences? Relax and continue reading as we walk you through the complete list of the 10 Best Restaurants in Noida, where your culinary desires will be fully satisfied.

1. R.E.D, Noida

Address: Sector 18, Noida's Radisson Blu, L-2 Rare Eastern Dining, or R.E.D. as it is aptly named, is an award-winning oriental restaurant located at the Radisson Blu Hotel. This upscale restaurant features beautiful décor, sophisticated hardwood furnishings, a wonderful atmosphere, polite service, and delicious food. A selection of Pan-Asian dishes, such as Thai, Japanese, seafood, and Chinese specialties, are available on the menu. You will be spoiled for choice when dining here, with options ranging from sushi to noodles and from satays to soups. Explore some of their specialties, such as the Dynamite Roll and Yasai Maki, without losing. Now you know why it's on the list of 10 best restaurants in Noida. Check out R.E.D Restaurant Menu on Zomato Here 2. Made in India, Noida

Address: Sector 18, Noida's Radisson Blu, L-2 Inside the walls of the Radisson Blu Hotel is another elegant eating establishment called Made in India. This restaurant welcomes guests with both traditional and contemporary fare and specializes in Lucknowi and North Indian cuisines. Tastes like long-forgotten treats like the centuries-old Dorra Kabab are what you can experience. There will be a minimum of five appetizers, six main meal options, soups, and desserts if you choose the set menu. Made in India is a fantastic choice for weekend family dinners because of its delicious food and warm atmosphere. Check out Made in India Restaurant Menu on Zomato Here 3. Pirates of Grill, Noida

Address: Sector 18, Noida, DLF Mall of India, C-417, 3rd Floor Do you want to experience an extravagant buffet spread? Are you looking for somewhere to eat in excess without breaking the bank? Visit Pirates of Grill, one of the best restaurants in Noida best in buffet restaurants. The ideal fusion of superb taste and a laid-back atmosphere will meet you. This casual eating establishment boasts a wide-ranging menu featuring specialties from Asian, Mughlai, Continental, and North Indian cuisines. You go there with an empty stomach and return completely satisfied. Check out the location on Google Maps Here 4. Malabar Junction, Noida

Address: Sector 62, Rasulpur Navada Would you like to enjoy some delicious Indian food in Noida? Malabar Junction is an ideal location for your exploration. In addition to serving delicious North and South Indian food, the restaurant also offers scrumptious Chinese cuisine. This restaurant may not be known for its fancy décor, but it is known for its delicious food. You can eat on a banana leaf at this restaurant, which is one of the few informal eating establishments in Noida. Additionally, you get to sample some of Kerala's great traditional foods, such as Ada Pradhaman (kheer), Sulaimani (black tea with lemon), Appam, Idiyappam, kappa (tapioca), and Malabar Porotta, just to mention a few. Contact: +91-9999121422, +91-9999121622 5. SkyHouse, Noida

Address: Sector 32, Logix City Centre Mall A luxurious rooftop restaurant and bar called SkyHouse is located on the fifth floor of the Logix City Centre Mall. Live music performances and an amazing view of the surroundings draw guests to this location. The cuisine has great taste and is a delicious blend of Chinese, Continental, Mughlai cuisine and North Indian. With its open-air seating layout, SkyHouse provides the ideal atmosphere for enjoying food and beverages. Also Read: 9 Insta-Worthy Cafes In Noida 6. Aunty’s Momo, Noida

Address: H8CF+WFM, N Block, Pocket K, Sector 18, Noida The number of street food sellers offering delicious treats is the reason why locals of Noida refer to it as a foodie's paradise. There are a tonne of street food vendors in Noida that provide anything from fried momos to dosa, buns, and chaat. Strolling through the Sector 18 area of Noida, you will encounter this constantly bustling Aunty's Momo. Given how popular momos are in Delhi, Aunty's Momos offers a wide variety of other options, including steamed veg and chicken momos. Tempting red chili and mayonnaise are served with a plate of momos. Savour their tandoori momos, which are marinated in creams and spices and have a smokey flavor, as well as their deep-fried momos. 7. Haldiram, Noida

Address: N-15, N-16, LGF, GF, FF, N Block, Pocket K, Sector 18, Noida If you're searching for an affordable vegetarian Indian lunch, Haldiram Noida Sector 18 is the place to go. Haldiram's menu is basic but diverse, offering a variety of Chinese dishes as well as North and South Indian cuisine. People from Noida go to Haldiram for their dosa and chole bhature. If you go here for lunch, you should get their traditional thali. The people love their lachha paratha, malai kofta, dal Makhni, and kadhai paneer. In addition, they provide a snack and sweets counter with a wide variety of Indian snacks and desserts. 8. Desi Vibes, Noida

Address: G-50, 1st Floor, Sector 18, Noida Desi Vibes, a theme-driven casual dining restaurant, fully lives up to its name. The restaurant's interior features an artificial well that gives the whole feeling of a small town a realistic feel. The delicious Mughlai and North Indian food perfectly complements the basic rustic décor. The place's wide range of flavor-infused pickles is one of its key draws; one could find themselves craving for more. Their mouthwatering kebabs and tikkas are irresistible! 9. I Sacked Newton, Noida

Address: Logix City Centre Mall, Sector 32, Noida “ I Sacked Newton ” Isn't the name itself fairly intriguing? I Sacked Newton infuses the trendy and vibrant surroundings of Noida's Logix City Centre Mall with the spirit and feelings of London. You may easily immerse yourself in English culture once you enter this venue. Everything about this casual eating restaurant/bar, from the upscale interiors to the vintage décor, gives it the vibe of an English rural pub. You can choose from a variety of cuisines on the menu, such as Italian, Continental, Mediterranean, and North Indian, once you can take your eyes off the beautiful décor. 10. Nazeer Foods, Noida

Address: G-47, G Block, Pocket G, Sector 18, Noida For the past forty years, Nazeer has been providing royal Mughlai cuisine. It's now a staple of the Mughlai food in the National Capital Region. The menu features a wide variety of fried dishes, tandoori platters, and authentic Mughlai and Indian curries. Even with the addition of several Chinese foods to the menu, biryani, naan, mutton nihari, and butter chicken continue to be the restaurant's best-selling items. Its decor is quite basic, with tables and seats. Its unique Mughlai and Indian cuisine, however, speaks more about its renown. Nazeer Foods of Sector 18 Noida happens to be a place nevertheless, where you can enjoy the most genuine version of foreign cuisine at an affordable price, which is somewhat unique in this area. Check out Nazeer Foods Menu on Zomato Here

Conclusion

These are the 10 Best Restaurants in Noida. I’ve been to a few of them and find some of them so underrated. Of course, there are still a lot of restaurants out there that are just as good as them. If you know of some restaurants that are worth to be mentioned here, feel free to add them in the comments below. Read the full article

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Farid fish corner (chitli qabar, Jama Masjid area, delhi)

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DO’S & DON’TS OF BREASTFEEDING — Kanupriya Khanna

Breastfeeding can be an overwhelming experience, especially for new mothers. They often find multiple breastfeeding tips from the internet and from their friends/family which creates more confusion than ever. Some mothers often rely on various breastfeeding meal plans they find on the internet that may not be the most reliable.

In this article, we are going to look at some proven Do’s and Don’ts of breastfeeding.

Do’s of breastfeeding

Start breastfeeding immediately after birth

The sooner you start, the better. Start feeding your baby immediately after birth. Nowadays most hospitals will encourage the first feed right after delivery. Keep trying even if the breastmilk appears to be slow or less. The more you try the more it will get better.

Go for warm baths and massages

Warm baths are proven to improve the flow of milk. Take a warm bath or gently apply a hot water bag to your breast before feeding your baby.

Recognizing symptoms that your baby is hungry

Sometimes a baby may not cry when hungry. Some other signs of your baby’s hunger include your baby starts pushing out his/her tongue, licking lips, bringing his/her hands near the mouth, etc.

Change your baby’s diaper

Multiple studies have shown that babies take the feed better when they are wearing a clean and dry diaper.

Prioritize cleanliness

Before breastfeeding, make sure you wash your hands and wipe your breasts with a damp cloth. Repeat the process after every feed. Following the cleanliness procedure will make sure there is no milk residue, sweat, or any lotion on you that could create any health issues in your child.

Sterilize

Sterilization is an important step for breastfeeding moms. If you are using breastfeeding accessories like breast shields, breast pumps then make sure you sterilize them properly after every use.

Stay hydrated

Drinking plenty of water will make sure that there is adequate milk production to meet your baby’s demands.

Take care of your diet

What goes inside your body will go into your baby too. Regular intake of protein and vitamins is important to keep your baby and yourself healthy.

Don’ts of Breastfeeding

Initially, breastfeeding can be difficult but don’t give up. Give yourself some time to get used to it.

If you experience any pain or sore nipples, then immediately talk to your doctor and get yourself the necessary treatment.

Avoid eating painkillers or any other medicines without your doctor’s prescription

Your mood can affect your milk flow. So, avoid breastfeeding your child when you are feeling angry, stressed or depressed.

Avoid eating spicy food and foods that can cause gas or constipation.

Don’t feed any complementary solids until your baby is six months old.

If you need expert guidance on nutrition, and post-natal health then, contact Kanupriya Khanna, a Sr. Consultant Nutritionist & Child Nutrition Specialist in Delhi. She can help you in making your journey more joyful and less worrisome.

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Take a 4-day Golden Triangle Tour with Taj Mahal Tour Trips Company to Experience the Majesty.

Take a 4-day Golden Triangle Tour with Taj Mahal Tour Trips Company to Experience the Majesty. Experience the magnificent architecture, lively culture, and extensive history of North India with the painstakingly designed 4-day Golden Triangle Tour from Taj Mahal Tour Trips Company. Discover the fascinating cultural legacy of the heartland of India as you set out on a journey through the famous towns of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. Come along with us as we explore the wonders and secrets of the Golden Triangle. Day 1: Exploration of Delhi Morning: Explore the vibrant capital city of Delhi, India, as your journey begins. See the majestic Red Fort and the imposing Jama Masjid, one of the biggest mosques in India, among the ancient sites of Old Delhi. Afternoon: Savor a delicious lunch at a neighborhood eatery before carrying on with your sightseeing in Delhi. Explore the wonders of New Delhi’s architecture, such as the Lotus Temple, Humayun’s Tomb, and the India Gate. Evening: Make your way back to your Delhi hotel for a relaxing evening while relishing the thought of the experiences that are yet to come. Day 2: Agra, the Taj Mahal’s home Morning: Travel to Agra, the location of the famous Taj Mahal, from Delhi. After arriving, check into your hotel and get ready for an amazing day. Visit the Taj Mahal in the afternoon, one of the Seven Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore its majestic domes and elaborate gardens and be amazed by its exquisite craftsmanship and breathtaking beauty. Evening: Savor a delicious meal at a nearby restaurant after taking in the breathtaking sunset vista of the Taj Mahal from the lovely Mehtab Bagh grounds. Day 3: Jaipur, the entrance to Rajasthan, via Agra Morning: Leave Agra behind and travel through beautiful scenery to Jaipur, the energetic capital of Rajasthan. Visit Fatehpur Sikri en way, a ghost town with UNESCO status recognized for its remarkably intact Mughal architecture. Afternoon: Eat a typical Rajasthani meal and settle into your accommodation after arriving in Jaipur. Discover the stunning Amber Fort, which is set on a hill and provides sweeping views of the surroundings. Evening: Explore Jaipur’s rich cultural legacy with a visit to the City Palace, the famous Hawa Mahal, often called the Palace of Winds, and the observatory Jantar Mantar. Finish the day with a lavish meal that highlights Rajasthani cuisine. Day 4: Touring Jaipur and Leaving Morning: Start your last day in Jaipur with a visit to the magnificent Jaigarh Fort. Then, take a leisurely stroll around the Old City’s colorful bazaars, where you can browse for handicrafts and souvenirs. Afternoon: Savor a traditional lunch from Rajasthan before seeing the magnificent Nahargarh Fort, which provides stunning views of the Pink City below. Evening: Say goodbye to Jaipur and start your return trip to Delhi, bringing back priceless memories of your Golden Triangle excursion. In summary Finish your 4-day Golden Triangle Tour with Taj Mahal Tour Trips Company with priceless memories that will last a lifetime, along with cultural insights and life-changing experiences. Think back on the splendor and magnificence of North India’s most famous locations, which will leave you with a profound understanding of the area’s rich history and enduring appeal. Make Your Golden Triangle Tour Reservation Now. Take Taj Mahal Tour Trips Company on an amazing trip throughout the Golden Triangle. To secure your place and start your journey of wonder and discovery in India’s heartland, get in touch with us right now.

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Journey Through Time: The Chandigarh to Delhi

Introduction:

A road trip from Chandigarh to Delhi isn't just a means of transportation; it's an expedition through time and terrain.Traveling by Chandigarh to Delhi cab unlocks a kaleidoscope of experiences, transitioning from the verdant landscapes of Chandigarh to the bustling streets of Delhi. Whether you're a history buff, a food connoisseur, or simply an adventurer at heart, the road from Chandigarh to Delhi beckons with promises of excitement and exploration.

Route Options and Attractions:

Traversing from Chandigarh to Delhi by car presents two main route options: via NH 44 or NH9 and NH 44. While both routes have their allure, NH 44 stands out for its superior road conditions and shorter travel time. Along the way, there's a plethora of attractions to entice travelers, including the mythological town of Kurukshetra, the historic Battlefield of Panipat, and the tranquil Karna Lake in Karnal.

As you journey through these storied lands, don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of history and culture that adorns the region. From ancient monuments to serene lakes, each stop along the Chandigarh to Delhi cab fare offers a glimpse into the past and present of this diverse landscape. Additionally, consider exploring offbeat attractions like the Brahma Sarovar in Kurukshetra, the Gurudwara Sahab Ratangarh on NH44, or the Cactus Garden in Panchkula, each offering a unique perspective on the region's heritage and natural beauty.

Places to Eat:

No road trip is complete without indulging in the local cuisine, and the journey from Chandigarh to Delhi is no exception. From iconic eateries like Amrik Sukhdev in Sonipat to hidden gems like Pooran Singh Da Dhaba in Ambala, there's a culinary adventure waiting at every turn, easily accessible with reliable taxi service from Chandigarh to Delhi. Whether you're craving traditional Punjabi fare or international cuisine, you'll find an array of options to tantalize your taste buds along the way. Don't forget to sample local specialties like parathas stuffed with various fillings at Paranthe Wali Gali in Delhi or indulge in delicious sweets at famous sweet shops like Chaina Ram Sindhi Confectioners.

Road Conditions and Tips:

Before embarking on your journey, it's essential to familiarize yourself with the road conditions and plan your route accordingly. While both NH 44 and NH9 offer relatively good road conditions, NH 44 is often preferred for its lighter traffic and smoother ride.To optimize your Chandigarh to Delhi cab fare, it's prudent to consider live traffic updates to sidestep unforeseen delays and strategically plan your stops en route to maximize your journey. Remember to carry sufficient snacks, water, and emergency supplies, especially if you plan on exploring remote areas or taking detours along the way.

Alternative Travel Options:

While traveling by car offers the flexibility to travel over at your own pace, there are alternative travel options available for those seeking a quicker journey. Flights from Chandigarh to Delhi take approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes, offering a convenient option for those short on time. Similarly, trains provide a scenic journey with multiple daily options available for travelers. Consider exploring these options if you're looking to maximize your time in Delhi or have specific time constraints.

Exploring Delhi:

Upon arriving in Delhi, prepare to be swept away by the city's vibrant culture and rich history. From iconic landmarks like the Red Fort and Qutub Minar to bustling markets and delectable street food, there's no shortage of attractions to travel over. Whether you're availing a cab service from Chandigarh to Delhi, wandering through the narrow lanes of Old Delhi or marveling at the modern architecture of New Delhi, every corner offers a new adventure waiting to be discovered. Consider taking guided tours or exploring specific neighborhoods like Chandni Chowk or Hauz Khas Village to delve deeper into Delhi's diverse offerings.

Offbeat Attractions in Delhi:

While Delhi is known for its iconic landmarks, the city also boasts a wealth of offbeat attractions waiting to be travelled over. From the National Handicrafts & Handlooms Museum to the serene Mehrauli Archaeological Park, there's a treasure trove of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. For a memorable journey from Chandigarh to Delhi, opt for a scenic detour through quaint neighborhoods like Hauz Khas Village and Sanjay Van. It'll offer a unique perspective of the cityscape as you travel in your Chandigarh to Delhi cab. Consider visiting lesser-known sites like the Tughlaqabad Fort or the Mehrauli Archaeological Park for a glimpse into Delhi's lesser-known history and architectural marvels.

Culinary Delights of Delhi:

Delhi's culinary scene is as diverse as its culture, offering a tantalizing array of flavors and cuisines to sample. From mouth-watering street food like kachoris and Chole Bhature to fine dining experiences at renowned eateries like Paranthe Wali Galli, there's something to satisfy every palate. Don't miss the opportunity to indulge in Delhi's culinary delights and travel over the city's vibrant food culture. Consider booking a Chandigarh to Delhi cab and embarking on a culinary adventure through the bustling streets of the capital. Delve into local markets like Sarojini Nagar or Connaught Place, where you can immerse yourself in Delhi's vibrant food scene, sampling the best of its culinary offerings.

Nearby Road Trips from Delhi:

Extend your adventure beyond Delhi's borders and travel over nearby destinations accessible by road. Whether it's a day trip to the majestic Taj Mahal in Agra or a weekend getaway to the vibrant bazaars of Jaipur, there's no shortage of options for exploration. Discover the historic town of Neemrana or immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Rishikesh, each offering a unique glimpse into India's rich cultural heritage. If you're planning your journey from Chandigarh to Delhi and curious about the cab fare, feel free to inquire for accurate pricing. Consider renting a car or booking a guided tour to make the most of your road trip from Delhi and travel over these nearby destinations at your own pace.

Conclusion:

Embarking on a road trip from Chandigarh to Delhi is an experience that promises adventure, discovery, and memories that will last a lifetime. From the scenic landscapes to the rich history and vibrant culture, every moment of the journey is filled with excitement and wonder. Pack your bags, book a Chandigarh to Delhi cab, hit the road, and go abroad on an unforgettable journey where every mile is a new adventure waiting to be discovered. Whether you're exploring ancient monuments, savoring local delicacies, or venturing off the beaten path, the road from Chandigarh to Delhi offers a multitude of experiences just waiting to be travelled over.

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Savor the Flavor: 10 Best Places to Eat Street Food in Delhi

Introduction:

Delhi, the vibrant capital of India, is not just known for its rich history and bustling markets but also for its mouthwatering street food. From savory chaats to spicy kebabs, Delhi's street food scene offers a tantalizing array of flavors that will leave any foodie craving for more. So, buckle up and get ready to embark on a culinary journey as we explore the 10 best places to indulge in street food delights in Delhi.

1. Chandni Chowk:

Starting our list with the iconic Chandni Chowk, a bustling market that serves as a haven for food enthusiasts. From the famous parathas of Parathe Wali Gali to the lip-smacking jalebis of Old Famous Jalebi Wala, Chandni Chowk offers a plethora of street food options that will tantalize your taste buds.

2. Karol Bagh:

Karol Bagh is another foodie paradise in Delhi, known for its delectable street food offerings. Don't miss out on the crispy aloo chaat at Natraj Chaat Corner or the flavorful chole bhature at Roshan Di Kulfi.

3. Sarojini Nagar:

While Sarojini Nagar is primarily famous for its budget shopping, it also boasts some hidden gems when it comes to street food. Indulge in piping hot momos from Dolma Aunty Momos or relish the tangy golgappas at Bittu Tikki Wala.

4. Connaught Place:

Connaught Place, the heart of Delhi, is not just a shopping and entertainment hub but also a paradise for food lovers. Head to Kake Di Hatti for their sumptuous stuffed naans or try the mouthwatering kebabs at Khan Chacha.

5. Lajpat Nagar:

Lajpat Nagar is a bustling neighborhood known for its vibrant street food culture. Treat yourself to the cheesy goodness of the famous momos at Hunger Strike or indulge in the flavorsome chaats at Shyam Sweets.

6. Jama Masjid:

Located in the heart of Old Delhi, Jama Masjid is not only a historic landmark but also a food lover's delight. Feast on succulent kebabs at Karim's or savor the aromatic biryanis at Al Jawahar.

7. South Extension:

South Extension is home to some of Delhi's finest street food joints. Don't miss out on the crispy dosas at Saravana Bhavan or the indulgent kathi rolls at Khan Chacha.

8. Kamla Nagar:

Kamla Nagar, nestled near the North Campus of Delhi University, is a favorite hangout spot for students and foodies alike. Treat yourself to the flavorful aloo tikkis at Vaishno Chaat Bhandar or enjoy the creamy kulfi falooda at Roshan Di Kulfi.

9. Dilli Haat:

Dilli Haat, an open-air craft bazaar, also offers a diverse range of culinary delights from different parts of India. Sample the authentic flavors of various states, from Rajasthani dal bati churma to Hyderabadi biryani.

10. Gali Paranthe Wali:

Last but not least, Gali Paranthe Wali in Chandni Chowk deserves a special mention. Indulge in the wide array of stuffed parathas, ranging from paneer to banana, served with tangy chutneys and pickles.

Conclusion:

Delhi's street food is not just about satiating hunger; it's a culinary adventure that immerses you in a world of flavors, aromas, and textures. Whether you're exploring the narrow lanes of Old Delhi or strolling through the bustling markets of South Delhi, there's always a delicious surprise waiting to be discovered. So, the next time you're in Delhi, don't forget to treat your taste buds to the gastronomic delights of its vibrant street food scene. Happy eating!

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