RE: [LI] Linux-Delhi meeting on August 22nd

[Jeffrey Yep <jyep@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Is anyone going from South Delhi side? I'd like to hitch a ride if no one 
minds. I'd appreciate the ride.

TIA
JEff

>===== Original Message From linux-india@xxxxxxxxx =====
>                      Linux-Delhi Meeting, 22 August 1999
>
>   Linux-Delhi meets on the 3rd Sunday of each month usually around 2
>   p.m. (though there is no hard and fast rule). The next meeting is
>   scheduled for Sunday, 22nd August (which the perceptive may notice
>   is not the 3rd Sunday -- the 15th was India's Independence Day and
>   commuting would have been a problem hence the 4th Sunday this
>   time).
>
>   The meeting is at:
>
>Venue:
>        Linux Lab,
>        Third Floor, Electrical Engg. Dept. Building,
>        Delhi College of Engineering.
>        Bawana, Delhi.
>
>Date:
>        22 Aug, 1999
>
>Time:
>        14:00 (2pm)
>
>Agenda:
>        1. Migrating NT Domain Controller to Samba (Amit)
>        2. Helping Sundeep set up his Lab computers
>        3. I wanted a demo/short tutorial of the Gimp if anyone can
>                give it.
>
>
>   All are welcome: there is no charge for attending (though if you're
>   feeling rich you can contribute towards pizzas for all!) If you can
>   talk on a Linux-related subject, demonstrate a Linux feature or
>   application, or have some topic you'd like to hear about, please
>   send a mail to the list and we'll try to organise it.
>
>   Directions to the meeting:
>
>   * If you are coming from South Delhi, Gurgaon etc.
>
>   Find out how to get to Dhaula kuan. At D.K. take the inner ring
>   road and carry on straight. The major places you will pass through
>   are, (in order of appearance on your way)
>
>   Dhaula Kuan -- Raja garden crossing -- Punjabi bagh crossing -- an
>   over bridge -- Britannia crossing -- Wazirpur depot.
>
>   At Wazirpur depot you turn left. Go straight for some distance till
>   you reach Madhuban Chowk. Cross this and continue straight. After
>   approx. 1700 metres you have to turn RIGHT at Bhagwan Mahavir
>   Chowk.  (You are at the wrong place if there isnt a huge
>   uncultivated land at your left now.) Continue on this road till it
>   ends at a T-junction.  Turn left here. Approx 1600 metres later you
>   should find a brick structure at your right. Turn right into the
>   first turn following the brick structure. At the end of this road
>   turn left, follow the pucca road and at the end of this turn left
>   again. 100 more metres and the DCE gate is now to your right. Enter
>   and ask the guard for the electrical block. (Its just beside the
>   Administrative block (at its right side) -- that's a hint for the
>   guard) .The Linux-lab is on the third floor. Hope that I manage to
>   get hold of some fuccha to paste arrow marks towards the room ;-) .
>
>   * If you are coming from any other part of Delhi, get to the ISBT.
>   follow the ring road in the anticlockwise direction. The places you
>   will encounter are, (in order of appearance on your way)
>
>   ISBT -- Mall road -- Model town -- Azad pur -- Shalimar bagh --
>   wazirpur depot. Turn right at WP depot. Then ditto as above.
>
>   And for the be-car people like me - The ring road sewa from
>   anyplace close to you will get you to Wazirpur Depot. From here hop
>   on to bus number 985 which has a fairly good frequency of
>   availability. Get off at the last stoppage of this bus, Sector-16
>   Rohini. DCE is kinda walking distance from here. Ask the local
>   junta for further directions.
>
>   A detailed(??) map has been placed at
>   http://personal.vsnl.com/sundeepholani/map.gif.
>
>   Any one from any where else with any other means of transport?
>   Please feel free to ask on personal email. As always, those with
>   cars and free space are requested to announce their starting points
>   and paths.
>
>Regards,
>
>-- Raju
>
>>>>> "Vishal" == Vishal Khanna <vishal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
>    Vishal> Where in DCE ??? can you be specific ? I do not even know
>    Vishal> how to get there was ages back when I had gone there. any
>    Vishal> idea how to get there ?
>
>    >> The next Linux-Delhi meeting in on the 22nd of August at Delhi
>    >> College of Engineering at 14:00.  All are welcome.
>    >>
>    >> Regards,
>    >>
>    >> -- Raju
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