It will not gain popularity because these activities might be in their daily routine!! :clock:Even without all this the lovers are having a field day in the parks of Delhi ...I had gone with my family to a park on a week end (not Valentines day)...Found couples cuddling, in tight embrace...We had to make a hasty retreat!
Do they require another exclusive day to show affection!
some places are good for dating. the huge park opposite milenium bus depot on yamuna bank,heritage parks in old monuments,buddha jayanthi park,lodi gardens, and even the delhi zoo[with animals to keep company]Even without all this the lovers are having a field day in the parks of Delhi ...I had gone with my family to a park on a week end (not Valentines day)...Found couples cuddling, in tight embrace...We had to make a hasty retreat!
Do they require another exclusive day to show affection!
Even without all this the lovers are having a field day in the parks of Delhi ...I had gone with my family to a park on a week end (not Valentines day)...Found couples cuddling, in tight embrace..
Do they require another exclusive day to show affection!
Gandhi mandapam is private property of guindy engineeing college[CEG} students. It is their favourite spot for meeting persons of opposite gender.now you have made the info. public and many parents will haunt the park. LOLSir,
Chennai lovebirds are equally shrewd. There was once‘Lovers park’ in Chennai I am told and don’t know why it was named as such. But nowadays, no love birds go over theMarina or Elliots Beach bcos these beaches are more crowded and they are disturbed by the vendors and as such these locations don’t suits thesepairs.
They have now chosen ideal locations which are quiteisolated from this busy Metro, butlocated inside Chennai. These favoritelocations are Gandhi Mandapam at Adyar and ‘Flying trains’ which runs between Beach and Velachery. These lovers make best use of these ‘train travel’ by getting either seasontickets or return tickets. In factRailways needs to thank them for their patronage.One can see ‘lovers in action’ in trains which are ‘in motion’. Thesetrains, fortunately for them, have only very few passengers which providessufficient desired privacy for them
Dear Ganesh Sir,
With all these 'facilities' available, is there a need for a Valentine's day? :decision:
Dear RR Madam,
I agree whole heartedly for scrapping this
parents mostly do not believe in need for privacy of girls in marriageable age. they feel all undesirable boys [read non TB boys] are out to trap their darling daughters.[ normally mothers like to choose the son in laws]. hence there is a general feeling that there is no need for valentine or such daysOMG! We forget about 'intrusion of privacy' often!! :tsk:
parents mostly do not believe in need for privacy of girls in marriageable age. they feel all undesirable boys [read non TB boys] are out to trap their darling daughters.[ normally mothers like to choose the son in laws]. hence there is a general feeling that there is no need for valentine or such days
BaloojiWould like to share extract of news item appeared in CNN-IBN Dt:Feb 21,2014
K'taka: 200 foreign tourists 'beaten up' by police on Valentine's Day
Bangalore: The Karnataka State Human Rights Commission on Friday took a suo motu cognizance after a Facebook campaign launched by tourists from 26 countries complained of police atrocities on Valentine's Day.
The complaint, signed by around 82 people, spoke of brazen assault on nearly 200 tourists by "drunk policemen" at a beach in the coastal town of Gokarna. The assault lasted nearly 30 minutes, the complaint said and added that many were injured.
Read more: K'taka: 200 foreign tourists 'beaten up' by police on Valentine's Day
In south many nigerians are cheating...do you know that?...they promise millions...in the end people loose lakhs of money...Lot of frauds in the name of business...in different scams 419,420 people loose lot of money...many phishing mails are coming everyday...in the name of education, they collect exorbitant money..Like that lot of things happenings in every place...we indians are the only people who are easily deceived
r.vaithehi