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#DBM33 – Sunday Dutch breakfast meet in Gurgaon

angiasaa — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 17:49:49 +0000

This is a meet after a long gap (a season)! But we are back and would be having frequent meets now that the weather has improved and allows us to venture outside without getting frozen or roasted. After the rather enlightening & interesting walkathon from India Gate to Rashtrapati Bhawan (DBM32), we now plan to meet at Gurgaon for a Dutch breakfast! The weather is just right and we also get to see how the famous Dutch Stroopwafel cookies are made!

Here are the details.

Date : 18th July’10 (Sunday)
Time : 9am-12pm
Venue : Bagel’s Cafe, D-140, Shopping Mall, Arjun Marg, DLF Phase I, Gurgaon. The venue is air conditioned, has parking and has free wi-fi as well.
Agenda : Meet at the cafe, eat breakfast, watch Lalita the cafe owner make the famous Dutch Caramel cookies - Stroopwafel, see the ongoing photography exhibition at Bagel’s Cafe, chat, joke, laugh, recite, and generally have fun.

Deal: Following fixed menu for 280/- per person (inclusive of 12.5% VAT & 10% service charge)

20% off on a la carte

1 Bagel per person (out of the choices):

Vegetarian: gouda cheese, cheese tomato grilled, jam and butter, peanut butter, hazelnut nutella, Dutch chocolate sprinkles and butter
Non-Vegetarian: club chicken, sausage, omelet with tomato, onion, jalapeno

1 Quiche (out of the choices):

Vegetarian: Tomato Quiche OR
Non Vegetarian: Quiche Lorraine (with chicken and/or bacon)

1 Dessert (out of the choices):

Brownie or muffin with vanilla ice-cream

1 Drink per person (out of the choices):

Coffee (black, espresso, double espresso, cappuccino, café latte) served with small piece of stroopwafel
Tea (black, jasmine, green, camomile, mint, ginger) served with small piece of stroopwafel
Soft drinks: coca cola, coca cola light, fanta, sprite, limca

Map : http://bit.ly/9Rsjb9

Who should attend?

Anyone who has an active interest in documenting ones thoughts through blogs, tweets, flickr pictures, podcasts or in any other way and also has an active interest in err.. “eating” . Anyone who likes trying out various cuisines, do come and try out Dutch Bagels, cookies, pancakes & Quiches. Or if you are someone who likes photography – the exhibition “Evanescence” is currently the ongoing exhibition at Bagel’s Cafe, Or if you are someone who has an interest in meeting the oldest bloggers group in Delhi (6 yrs old) and having some fun along the way .

For this meet, the coordinator would be Twilight Fairy (9811511719). Please confirm your attendance in the comments or at the facebook event. While you are at it, please join us here in facebook, here in the mailing list and follow @delhitweetup on twitter.

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The Delhi Bloggers community completes 6 years!

twilight — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 20:06:13 +0000

It’s been another glorious year in the history of this group of Delhi’s bloggers! It seems like just yesterday when we were celebrating the 5th year anniversary of our group which is still growing, spreading further and hopefully adding value to the lives of all who are a part of it! . From my end, it sure has been one hell of an experience which has provided me not just an opportunity to interact with so many bloggers and indulge in so many events/activities with them, but has also directed me towards a new profession altogether!

The Delhi Bloggers Bloc completes 6 years on 13th Jan! (It was created after the first ever Delhi Bloggers meet on 13th Jan 2004).

In the past year we have organised some spectacular meets like India’s first ever WordPress camp where Matt Mullenweg, the founder of WordPress & Om Malik, the founder of the Gigaom network, joined us along with a lot of bloggers from all remote corners for India! This was the first such pan India bloggers/social media enthusiasts event to be organised. It was also the first such event where global attention was upon what was happening in the Indian capital, thanks to it being a WordPress Camp being fairly popular events. Such was the excitement generated during this meet that the hashtag of our event (#wci) top trended for the entire 2 days that the event was held for!

Another wonderful meet organised in the past year was the first ever meetup with a politician in India – and who else but the savviest one – a meet with Dr. Shashi Tharoor himself! It wouldn’t be entirely incorrect to state that the entire country’s twitterati and bloggerati was watching our event hashtag to see what was transpiring in this one of a kind unique interaction between a politician & users of new media.

Apart from these exciting events, we of course also had a lot of the regular fun meets, heritage walks, photography walks, food meets/tw-eatups.

We would love your suggestions on what all you want to do in the coming year (both online/offline) .

A big thanks to everyone who’s been a part of this journey whether it was by helping organise meets, participating in meets or even being a silent spectator of the goings on.

If you aren’t a part of this community and want to join us, here’s how to join us on the Mailing List, Flickr, Linkedin, Orkut, Facebook, Twitter. You can also stay tuned in to our website by subscribing to the rss feed here.

Let the drums roll!

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#DBM32 – walkathon from India gate to Rashtrapati Bhawan

angiasaa — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 15:45:27 +0000

After the rather sumptuous & also culturally rich meet at Jama Masjid/Chandni Chowk (DBM31), we now plan to meet at India Gate for a walkathon from India Gate to the Rashtrapati Bhawan. The weather is just right and we explore the historical and architectural aspects on the way.

We have two experts with us, who could guide us along on the short walk in that area. Mani with a keen interest in history and Pashim Tewari (visiting faculty at School of planning and architecture) will share some architectural aspects of the Lutyens Delhi. However it is also recommended to read up a bit about India Gate and Rashtrapati Bhawan, for this meet.

Here are the details.

Date : 15th Nov’09 (Sunday)
Time : 3pm-5pm
Venue : meeting point is at India Gate (not the lawns but the gate)
Agenda - Meet at India gate at 3pm, sit in lawns till 4pm and get to know each other. After this we walk from India Gate towards Rashtrapati bhawan and go as far as they let us. We explore the area, read up on it before hand and get guidance from experts – Mani & Pashim (history & architecture perspective respectively). After the walk it is upto the attendees if they want to go to some nearest coffee place (which would be in CP).

Map : http://bit.ly/3Ke1Ou

Who should attend?

Anyone who has an active interest in heritage, history, culture, architecture, photography, or just Delhi in general, and documents it through blogs, tweets, flickr pictures, podcasts or in any other way. Or anyone who has an interest in meeting the oldest bloggers group in Delhi (5.5 yrs old) and having some fun along the way .

For this meet, the coordinator would be Twilight Fairy (9811511719). Mani can be contacted at 9899303108 & Pashim at 9810291943. Please confirm your attendance in the comments or at the facebook event. While you are at it, please join us here in facebook and here in the mailing list.

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#DBM31 – ramzaan special – tentative agenda

twilight — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 21:07:45 +0000

Dear all,

We now have another bunch of people joining us for this meet – EOID gang (Eating out in Delhi). Their meet and our meet coincides very much and this just adds to the merriment. They are of course experts in “eating out in delhi”.

Please note that we are PREPONING the time of the meet by half hour, so that we move for our jaunt at *precisely* 5:45pm.

Here’s the tentative action plan for the day:

1. meet at chawri bazaar exit of Chawri bazar metro station at 5:30pm this saturday. (please note there is a chandni chowk station as well & chawri bazaar metro station is different, so make sure you know the correct stop)

2. We move from there at sharp 5:45pm, to head straight to the Jama Masjid to witness the daily breaking of the fast. We all reach Jama masjid by 6 pm (walking or thru rickshaw etc)

3. Iftar on Saturday is around 6:35pm so this is the correct timing to be there. People are advised to wear clothes that keep their arms and legs covered. In addition, women should bring a scarf/chunni/etc to cover their heads. Some of us should also bring a bedsheet/chattai to spread out on the floor at the Masjid so we can relax and break the fast with everyone else. If there are ppl fasting they can get fruits/dates/water to break their fast with. If you are not fasting, even then you are welcome to do the same.

Those carrying a camera might be charged an entry fee at the gates. The purpose of going inside JM is not only to observe a ritual or to click pics, but also to interact amongst ourselves, because practically there wouldnt be any other place where a big group can sit and interact within members.

4. Post JM we head out at 7:15pm, to chawri bazaar to taste some delicacies. Some of us would be interested in non-veg, some in veg.. people are free to pursue their tastes separately also , and possibly meet at a common point later like sitaram bazaar (which sells some unique kulfi)

This aspect of our meet can be dynamic based on the groups preferences at that point.

Hope to see you there. For coordination with the group, you can contact me at 9811511719 or Hemanshu Kumar at 9873664290.

cheers

Priyanka

Please note that we are PREPONING the time of the meet by half hour, so that we move for our jaunt at *precisely* 5:45pm.

Here’s the tentative action plan for the day:

1. Meet at chawri bazaar exit of Chawri bazar metro station at 5:30pm this saturday. (please note there is a chandni chowk station as well & chawri bazaar metro station is different, so make sure you know the correct stop)

2. We move from there at sharp 5:45pm, to head straight to the Jama Masjid to witness the daily breaking of the fast. We all reach Jama masjid by 6 pm (walking or thru rickshaw etc)

This aspect of our meet can be dynamic based on the groups preferences at that point.

Hope to see you there. For coordination with the group, you can contact me at nice eight one one five one one seven one nine or Hemanshu Kumar at nine eight seven three six six four two nine zero.

Hope to get clear skies!

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DBM#31 – Ramzaan special – a Food Meet/Tweat Up

twilight — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 21:35:52 +0000

After the wonderful and EXCLUSIVE meet with Dr. Shashi Tharoor (DBM30) at “The Attic” in CP, we now look forward to the Ramzaan Eat Meet/Tweat Up – something that all of us have been looking forward to & some of us have been planning for this coming weekend. We are guilty of not having shared more details yet, of the meet with Dr. Shashi Tharoor before we announced another meet, but we’ll definitely be back with those details as well, very soon. In the meantime, let’s have another round of history, culture, festivities, architecture, photography, chai, gupshup, fun and most importantly FOOD!

We are trying to arrange for an expert, who could guide us along on a short walk in that area. Stay tuned!

Here are the details.

Date : 12th Sept’09 (Saturday)
Time : 6:00pm onwards
Venue : Chandni Chowk, meeting point is at Chawri Bazar exit of Chawri Bazar metro station.
Agenda - Eat, click and explore as you walk.

Map : http://is.gd/hMm9

Any foodie who may want to guide us around, can also please volunteer. Please do go through the street food recommendations here:
http://eoid.wordpress.com/tag/chandni-chowk/

Who should attend?

Anyone who has an active interest in heritage, history, culture, architecture, photography, food and in documenting it through blogs, tweets, flickr pictures, podcasts or in any other way. Or anyone who has an interest in meeting the oldest bloggers group in Delhi and having some fun along the way .

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Delhi Bloggers Bloc Presents DBM#30 – Meetup with Shashi Tharoor

twilight — Wed, 20 May 2009 10:49:40 +0000

Ahoy Bloggerati and Twitterati! Here’s an opportunity you can’t afford to miss.

Meet Shashi Tharoor, one of the most charismatic leaders we have in the new parliament in an exclusive informal Meetup with Delhi Bloggers Bloc.

As you know, Dr. Shashi Tharoor, has been recently elected as the Congress Member of Parliament, from Thiruvanathapuram, and much like us bloggers & social media enthusiasts, is himself an activist and excellent writer (award-winning author of eleven books). He has put in a lifetime of work in the United Nations and was India’s candidate to succeed United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan in 2006, and finished a close second out of seven contenders. Dr. Tharoor was also named a “Global Leader of Tomorrow” by the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. You can read more about him at his official website http://shashitharoor.in/

One of his recent tweets (@shashitharoor on Twitter) will give you an idea of how he has also adapted well to the 140 character space of Twitter:

“First day in Parliament. From the sublime (the historic Central Hall for the Cong legislators meeting) to the bureacratic (8 forms to fill)!”

AGENDA

Introduction to the meet
A few words by Dr. Tharoor on his impressions of Twitter and Social Media.

Q&A with Dr. Shashi Tharoor, Congress Member of Parliament, Thiruvanathapuram.

And if time permits, informal discussion on use of social media and twitter by policy makers.

Date: Thursday, 21st May, 2009
Time: 6:00 pm to 7 pm.

Venue: The Attic, 36, Regal Building (first floor), Connaught Place, New Delhi – 110001.
Tel : 011-2374 6050, 011-5150 3436

Map : http://bit.ly/DBM30

Directions:

The entrance to The Attic is on Parliament Street (Sansad Marg), on the left side, after Park Hotel. It is just above the erstwhile pub DV8 (now Sports Bar).

By Metro – get off at Rajiv Chowk ( Connaught Place ) station on Line 2 Central Secretariat to Vishwa Vidyalaya ( Delhi University )

Parking – In Palika Parking, Near Jantar Mantar or Hanuman mandir.

Please note that this meet is contributory with 100/- as the contribution per person, which goes to contribute to venue charges and snacks. We have limited seats (60) at the venue, so participation will be on a first come first served basis ONLY. Please be on time. No gatecrashing. Timings are subject to slight variation on short notice subject to availability of Dr. Shashi Tharoor.

For any information contact:
Twilight Fairy (Priyanka) at 9811511719
Sanjay Shrivastava at 9873707071

Follow @delhitweetup on Twitter for updates.

Facebook event of this meet. While you are at it, join our Facebook group or mailing list.

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DBB presents #DBM 29 – a meet for Delhi’s bloggerati and twitterati!

twilight — Fri, 01 May 2009 20:08:36 +0000

It’s been quite a while since we last met! India’s first WordCamp was sure the coolest event we have ever organised (and at the risk of sounding pompous) or that India’s online space has seen for that matter going by the superb feedback we received! . We’ll be updating this blog with the details of that event soon for those who missed out on it.

We understand junta has been revving up since quite some time to have a meet but we have been in the recuperation mode after WordCamp India . But not anymore! It’s time for the next meet (and many more to come) – DBM#29 – which is a Delhi tweetup as well as a bloggers meet. All twitterati and blogerati are invited!

Now for the real thing:

When : 9th May’09 (saturday), 5:30 pm onwards till abt 7:30-8pm.
What : get acquainted with each other. Demystify twitter for those who dont know it yet. Network, socialise, laugh, check out the venue, see the exhibition, shop, snackup, drink, tweet, blog, be merry! The venue is wi-fi enabled. Snacks and refreshments would be provided. We’ll be collecting a nominal amount of Rs. 50/- from everyone for the snacking part.
Where : The maximum store, 5-J/1, Ground Floor, Shahpur Jat, New Delhi – 110049. t#: +91 11 26493150, 46168026; Map

Please give your ayes and nayes here in the comments section or you could tweet them keeping @delhitweetup in your confirmation tweet or you could confirm in the Facebook event of our Facebook group or give your ayes/nayes in our mailing list.

For any further info please contact Twilight Fairy (Priyanka) at 9811511719

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Om Malik, joining WordCamp!

twilight — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 05:40:24 +0000

We have been saving the best for the last.

Apart from Matt, the founder of WordPress, we have another very special guest, one of the top 100 most influential bloggers according to CNET, Om Malik, of GigaOm fame, joining us for India’s first WordCamp!!

So we hope you have paid for your registrations, since only paid regns will be allowed in. Hurry and book your tickets right away!
You can avail the Early bird discount (lesser rates) till 18th Feb (by 18th we should have the payment with us).
For those who can not register in this time period, we would have walkin registrations as well, but those tickets would cost more.

Registration Fees (early bird, valid till 18th): Individual day ticket : INR 250, Full event ticket : INR 400.
Registration Fees (walk-in regn at venue) : Individual day ticket : INR 300, Full event ticket : INR 500.
From Paypal (Early bird, valid till 18th) : Individual day ticket : 6$, Full event ticket : 10$.
Your ticket entitles you to lunch/tea/coffee/snack, Welcome kit, WordCamp souvenir.

Feel free to invite your blogger friends to this event. Please help us promote this event.

Event: WordCamp India, (India’s first WordPress Camp), 21st, 22nd Feb, Delhi

Date: Saturday, February 21, 2009 at 9:00 AM – Sunday, February 22, 2009 at 6:00 PM (GMT+0530)

Location:
Adobe India
I-1A,
Sector 25A
Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301
India

For more information click here: WordCamp India, (India’s first WordPress Camp), 21st, 22nd Feb, Delhi

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Delhi Bloggers Bloc presents – WordCamp India featuring Matt, the founder of WP

twilight — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 17:26:21 +0000

The much awaited event!

On occasion of the 5th anniversary of The Delhi Bloggers group,

presents to you, India’s first WordCamp!

Sponsors :

Agenda : A two-day conference which brings together stakeholders and audiences of social media and blogging, centred around WordPress. Matt Mullenweg, the founder of WordPress is joining us. So is a very special surprise guest, a very popular blogger residing in the US.

Date : 21st, 22nd Feb’09 (Saturday, Sunday), 9:00am – 6:00pm

Venue : I-1A, Sector 25A
   Noida, U.P. 201301
   India
   Tel: +91 120 244 4711

Lunch/tea/coffee/snacks would be provided by our prime sponsor – Adobe.

Registration Fees (early bird, valid till 18th): Individual day ticket : INR 250, Full event ticket : INR 400.
Registration Fees (walk-in regn at venue) : Individual day ticket : INR 300, Full event ticket : INR 500.

Parking : this will be provided inside Adobe office.

Map:
http://is.gd/j1h5

Target audience/speaker profiles :
Experts/executives from social media related platforms or blog platforms, Journalists who know how blogs have become an alternative to mainstream media, Professionals who have used social media to connect and build communities, Marketers (clients or agencies) who are using social media/blog strategies, Techies/application developers in these fields, Entrepreneurs who have ideas around social media and blogging platforms, bloggers (corporate, professional and otherwise), blogreaders who want to know a bit more, PR professionals looking to develop/enhance their blogger relationship programs, Marketers who want to look at case studies on how others are using the same. It is presumed that you are a WordPress user.

HURRY! REGISTER NOW AS A SPEAKER OR DELEGATE. Click on the registration link on this page.

Some exciting sessions already lined up:

Keynote : by Surprise guest – one of the top 100 influential bloggers by CNET
Talk : State of the word : by Matt Mullenweg
How to get started after installing WordPress : Abhijeet Mukherjee, Jeetblog
Using WP to implement a radio site - Shreyas, from RadioVerve
Optimising ads on your WP blog : Amit Agarwal, Digital Inspiration
Implementing SEO in your WP blog : Mani Karthik
Intellectual property rights/copyrights : Pavan Duggal, Advocate, Supreme court of India
WordPress as CMS for business sites : Ravish Ahuja, justskins.com
WordPress, a lifestyle – Praval Singh
WordPress.TV – by Matt Mullenweg
Best Feature suggestion for WordPress - Matt Mullenweg, with moderator
Panel discussion – the amended India IT act 2000 - Pavan Duggal, Advocate, Supreme court of India
Writing WordPress plugins - Speaker required
WordPress Quiz
Adobe’s new AIR apps – Adobe representative
Blogging vs Journalism - Panel debate

For any info please contact

Twilight Fairy (Priyanka) at 9811511719

Mayank Gupta at 9910786431

Sanjay Srivastava at 9873707071

Your ticket entitles you to lunch/tea/coffee/snack, Welcome kit, WordCamp souvenir.

Registration process:

1. First Register at this site. You’ll receive an e-ticket with a unique order number. Store the order number.

2. Make payment.

Payment options:

a) Pay through online banking

Transfer funds online to :
a/c number; 01872090001245 (current account)
a/c holder : “MOJO 360 DEGREE CREATIVE CONSULTANTS” (you can enter a shorter name if needed)
Bank : Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd.
Branch: Malviya Nagar Extn., Saket, New Delhi – 110017.
IFSC: KKBK0000187

Note: Email us separately at [me at mayank dot info] with transaction id that your bank provides as well as eventbrite order number & your contact info in order for us to track your registration.

b) Pay by DD

Send DD in the name of “MOJO 360 DEGREE CREATIVE CONSULTANTS”, payable at New Delhi, to the following address:

A-61, Florence Super, Sushant Lok 3, Sec 57, Gurgaon, Haryana- 122003, India

Accompany DD with covering letter, mentioning Name, contact info, unique eventbrite registration order number.

c) Pay by Cash (Delhi/NCR only)

You can pay personally by contacting the following for following locations:

Gurgaon : Mayank (9910786431)
South Delhi : Priyanka/Twilight Fairy (9811511719)
Central/East Delhi : Sanjay (9873707071)
Noida : Praval (9911792520)
North Delhi : Abhishek (9910227665)

d) Pay by Paypal (no credit cards supported, only user to user)

You can now pay using paypal (no credit cards accepted though). Please visit the following link to do so:

http://india.wordcamp.org/2009/02/14/paypal-option-is-on/

And thanks to Web Hosting Search for donating two hosting accounts to attendees. Let the blogging begin!

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DBM 28 – Food meet/Tweatup attendees

angiasaa — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:46:55 +0000

Here are the Delhi Bloggers who attended DBM 28. I have added the twitter handles of the ones I know. If you would like to share your links, twitter id’s, flickr links, please do share them in the comments so that we can get to know you better.

1. Abhishek – @abhishek

2. Abhijeet – @jeetblog

3. Rohit Khurana @rohit_khurana

4. Shubhra Krishnan
5. Vijayendra Mohanty – @vimoh

6. Kumar Gautam – @kg86
7. Twilight Fairy – @twilightfairy
8. Sanjay Srivastava @mojosanjay

9. Gurtej

10. Amrinder + 1

11. Jasdeep + 1

12. Saurabh

Here are some of the pics that were clicked during the meet. One of the most creative ones is here. Clicked by @abhishek, “conceptualised” by @kg86.

Follow @delhitweetup!

If you have clicked pictures of the meet and uploaded them in flickr then I would request you to tag them as “DBM28″ for this meet and “delhibloggers” for the overall tag. If you have uploaded your pictures in FB, then please do add them to our FB group and DBM28 FB event pool .

If there are any posts about the same, please share them as well.

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