Photo Essay – Are Newspapers Dead?

December 2, 2010 · by The Delhi Walla · in Photo Essays

The ‘daily’ life in Delhi.

[Edited text and pictures by Mayank Austen Soofi]

The Mizo woman was walking towards her home in Moti village near Dhaula in south Delhi when the men in a vehicle abducted her and took turns to rape her. The Capital was in for some fruity fun as Italian aperitif brand Campari launched its range of fruit-based drinks at Aqua, The Park. Taking on the MCD in Delhi Assembly on Tuesday, urban development minister Dr AK Walia asserted that the civic agency needs to speed up the process to regularize the five lakh (approximate) street vendors and squatters in the capital. Thousands of people danced, sang and cheered through the streets of Delhi on Sunday in a colourful and vibrant celebration for the first gay pride parade since gay sex was made legal in India. ANUSHREE Massage Parlour in Delhi & NCR: full body massage by gorgeous bold & beautiful educated hygienic Male/ Female just @ 800. There are 728 artificial waterfalls in Delhi out of which 690 have been non-functional for over five years, according to MCD. Assam scored 118 for two in reply to Delhi’s challenging first innings score of 472 in a fifth round Ranji Trophy Super League (Group A) match being played at the Roshnara ground. Two class XII girl students were attacked by an unidentified man in the high-security diplomatic enclave at Chanakyapuri. The Sunset Club is a beautiful homage to the Delhi found in Lodhi Gardens and in the environs of Sujan Singh Park, where Khushwant Singh has lived much of his life. The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) has slammed Delhi government`s PWD department for cost escalations and poor quality work in the Commonwealth Games. New Delhi based sunni muslim parent invite a proposal for their daughter. Ag 25 Height: 5′.1″ Appearance: beautiful Education: M.Sc (textiles) DU. Apparently depressed over loss in business, a couple allegedly committed suicide in Sarita Vihar, south Delhi, after poisoning their teenaged physically-handicapped son, police said today. Yet another price war has begun among the two top English dailies of Delhi, Hindustan Times and The Times of India.

According to the registrar of newspapers for India: The total number of registered newspapers in India, as on 31st March, 2008: 69,323. The state with the largest number of registered newspapers (Uttar Pradesh):10,779. The state with the second largest number of registered newspapers (Delhi): 9,483.

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