Delhi Informer

Manners used to make a man, now they make a loan. Trolling or stalking someone online can crimp your chances of getting a personal loan, and decide whether you get it at 30% interest or 9%, as against the industry rate of 13%–17%. New-age online… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Some pictures look better when they are perfectly timed and within no time they go viral on social media.   Today we are going to share such pictures of politicians and other famous personalities that went viral on social media and even became an issue of debate.   1) Rahul Gandhi was seen sleeping in […]

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New York/Mumbai: The New York-headquartered VICE Media and the Times Group on Wednesday announced they would form joint ventures for launching the world’s leading youth media brand in India. As part of the alliance, which is expected to straddle two… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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When you talk about Social Media sites, most people will quickly think about Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. Of course, those appear to be the most popular but there are quite more than those four. Social Media sites are created for different purposes; some for fun, others for business and other engagements. Most business owners […]

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When you talk about Social Media sites, most people will quickly think about Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. Of course, those appear to be the most popular but there are quite more than those four. Social Media sites are created for different purposes; some for fun, others for business and other engagements. Most business owners […]

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Rich kids of almost every country are boasting about their wealth on social media but the way these young elite of Mexico, where significant majority of citizens live in poverty, are displaying their riches has now become a hot topic of discussion.    CLICK NEXT slide to see how the mirreyes – which means ‘my […]

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  Hitler's popular video namely Hitler's Downfall Parody is now again shared on social media. This time Hitler is seen reacting to Aaam Aadmi Party's landslide and hisrotrical victory in Delhi. We assure you this video will surely give you a hearty laugh.        Vidoe Courtesy: YouTube 4486 News

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Bangalore: Bangalore Police has started probe into the alleged rape case involving Railways Minister Sadananda Gowda’s son Karthik Gowda. Actress Mythriya Gowda was on Thursday quoted by a news agency as saying that sources are trying to talk to her sister saying she shouldn’t contact the media.   “Karthik called me to his Mangalore house […]

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Indian media: 'Course confusion' in Delhi University Students seeking admission in Delhi University (DU) are "caught in the crossfire" between the institution and the country's university watchdog, papers say. Last year, the university decided to stretch its three-year under-graduate courses to four years. Read more on BBC News

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Read Delhi power cut jokes, angry rebukes flooding social media New Delhi: Netizens have gone to town on Twitter to vent their anger over frequent power cuts in Delhi, and have begun targeting Modi Sarkar. As large parts of the national capital continue to reel under power cuts extending to 5-6 hours in 45-46 deg […]

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| Unjha: Away from the world’s gaze, she was leading a quiet life as a retired school teacher. But when the spotlight turned to her, Jashodaben Modi, finally accepted officially by BJP’s prime minister-candidate Narendra Modi as his wife, was nowhere… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Launching a fresh attack on Narendra Modi, AAP leader Rajmohan Gandhi on Thursday said the BJP’s prime ministerial candidate should come clean on his election funding and subject himself to media… The Hindu – Delhi

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LinkedIn crosses 13 mn members in India; it is now the second largest user base after the US. Facebook users in India increased by 127% in one year; 74% more Indians twitted during the same time (4 mn Indians on Twitter). And, while the Orkut usage… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Unfazed by the criticism of his attack on media, Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday fired yet another salvo, questioning whether the media had the courage to show the “true story”… The Hindu – Delhi

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New Delhi : Delhi Law Minister Somnath Bharti Saturday once again courted controversy for accusing the media of being bought off by BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi – and then retracted. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, acknowledging Bharti’s mistake, however asked the media “not to hound him”. “How much have you been paid by Modiji,” […]

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