Shopping destinations for# fucchas by Vaishali

Shopping destinations for# fucchas

We all love to shop till we drop and Delhi is full of pockets of shopper’s paradise. Check out some must-shop places in Delhi that are also wallet friendly.

Sarojini nagar market

My friend recently bought a dress at Sarojini Nagar market for Rs. 100(No you didn’t read it wrong). Bargain hard at Sarojini and you may take home some branded clothes at a very reasonable price.

Kamla nagar market

Situated near The North Campus, Kamla Nagar is a convenient place for college students to hang out with friends and shop. It is very famous for popular fashion brands. You can even purchase a blazer here for  Rs.300 only.

Janpath Tibetan market

Janpath has winter clothes of top notch quality and low prices. Walking distance from C.P. Janpath is a tourist friendly shopping destination where bargaining forms an important part of shopping. You can find small trinkets and gifts for your relatives and friends here. Janpath is a shopper’s stop and very favorably situated.

Central market

Central market lies in Lajpat Nagar and is one of the oldest markets in India. You can find reasonably priced Indian clothes as well as accessories here. Bangles, salwars and kurtis adorn the roads of this market.

Khan market

Near the khan market metro station lies a busy market frequented by college students. It is one of the most posh shopping areas in Delhi; Khan market has a lot of branded showrooms, boutiques and lifestyle shops. Khan market is a bit expensive, being ranked world’s 21^st and INDIA’S most expensive retail high street but you can always visit Khan market  if you’re a foody – filling food and window shopping.

As a student, you should already know what goes on the markets is not shopping as much as bargaining , and a shortcut to get that favorable price is saying ‘’ Bhaiya hum college student hai , hum itna afford kar hi nahi payenge’’.

My #Freshmen #Year by Grishma Srivastava

My Freshmen Year….

My first year in University of Delhi was like a roller coaster ride full of surprises, ups and downs, love, adventures and fear.

Getting into DU was like a dream come true, I always dreamt of studying into this kind of university. Being an outstation student it was a bit more difficult for me than all the Delhiites.

The Cut-off Day came and I was through.. Yippiee!!!! Now it was simple for me.. Book tickets and the campus walk as a DU FUCHA was not far away.

But it was not that easy. Trains…. Reservations…. Well Well…. Almost whole India can tell you about the great mystery of booking railway tickets. And as it happened… Here comes the twist…

No reservation???

So what…

The passion to be a part of Delhi University was enough to keep me motivated throughout the journey.

I somehow managed to reach Delhi from Lucknow, the city of Nawabs (without reservation). This journey on track is unforgettable as I kept hopping across the train for seat.

Reached Delhi and here was the day to complete my admission formalities.

After standing in a long never ending line I got in. the college was opening on the 21st July. I was excited and scared.  Scared by the fact that I’ll get ragged, I didn't know what they will do to me. But deep inside I was waiting for the surprise.. Adventure…

Alas!!! I wasn’t ragged… Come on seniors… Thodi Izzat Wali Ragging hi Kar dete…

All I got was a great orientation ceremony and amazing chats with my seniors. I felt all alone and home sick when I came to the capital, everything was new to me the people, E- rikshaw, the metro, and what not.

Accommodation was another task but who cares… I was living as a paying guest with people from all over country. It was all weird at first but my PG became my second family. After a week in college I made some amazing friends, met some great people, went to new  places.

A year has passed and I wonder how so fast I got to know  the reason why people love the Delhi university. The people here are amazing. Every student is one of a kind, DU has got the best college fest season of kinds celebrity guests, shops, games etc.. In our colleges we don’t care what people wear, you can wear a D&G or a Sarojini ka footpath top, no one cares…  The life in the university of Delhi will become a part of your life that you will never forget, it will give you memories that you will cherish FOREVER.