BPB Blog

bpb Goes to Delhi

Posted by Mansi

After almost a year of plotting, finagling, number crunching and what feels like the biggest talent hunt on the planet, we finally sent out the first email for bpb Delhi. About damn time.

Our coverage of the Capital will be similar to Mumbai's in structure and spirit, uncovering new and secret establishments, reviews of which will be dispersed in daily emails as well as on the website. The weekend guide, our first and most popular property, will make an appearance every Friday. For now, we're rolling out just the email, sent to subscribers (sign up here!). The site will be up soon. 

Manning our Capital branch is Anand Puri, a strapping young man with a keen eye, love of all things edible, and a sharp pen. He is a Dilliwallah and amongst bpb's earliest subscribers, understanding deeply Delhi's lifestyle industry as well as bpb's ethos and commitment to on-time, unbiased reviews. Joining him is another pretty scout: more about her later.

Supervising the launch (or as KP says, "cracking the whip!") is me, who has moved to Delhi for a couple of months. Barring living in an apartment where the bed and kitchen share a room and sewage and bathing water shared a tap (thinking about this still gives me the hives) Delhi has been kind to me. 

I've been amazed at how fertile the lifestyle scene is here, especially in Haus Khaz village: every day a new boutique or bar or dhaba peddling great views and Maggi noodles springs up. Just this week, we're covering three new restaurants including Trishna's new branch, a thimble-sized store, a service worth flying to the Capital for and a hot-desking establishment. 

We're super, super excited and just starting out so any suggestions, intel, comments from you would be much appreciated. Please write to us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or comment below.

Onwards and upwards,

Mansi

PS: This post is essentially a pitch for you to sign up and have your Delhi folk do so as well. Pretty please? 





Add your comment

Name:
Comment:
Comments (2)
Tuesday, 03 April 2012 16:00
Bring the sunshine of festivity to your siblings this Raksha Bandhan with gift items that will enchant the vintage appeal of the immortal relation you have been sharing with them. Your Rakhi threads symbolize the eternal togetherness; your Rakhi Puja thalis mark your best wishes for rest of their lives. This festival is something that will make your presence felt among siblings forever. Visit www.rakhiworldwide.com for more details.
Tuesday, 27 March 2012 12:04
hey mansi...i just love reading bpb reviews and the sense of humor out there tickles me to the core. i love the fair unbiased air thrown in as well...great job!