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We’re happy to share that New Delhi Post – NDP is now live on Twitter!

📢 Follow us at 👉 @new_delhi_post
Display Name: New Delhi Post – NDP

This account was created today, Tuesday, January 25, 2011, to stay connected with readers and share updates in real-time. As a newly launched platform (we officially began publishing on January 1, 2011), this is one more step forward in building our voice in the digital space.

For those wondering why we chose the handle @new_delhi_post with underscores — even though no one else had taken the simpler version — it was a deliberate decision. We wanted the username to look clean, readable, and close to how the name is naturally written: New Delhi Post. Using underscores helps separate the words visually, making the handle easier to understand at a glance.

Right now, this platform is entirely run by one person — from writing and editing to managing the site. So while I’m still figuring out how best to use social media, I’ll try to be active and keep you posted on new stories and updates as much as possible.

If you support what we’re building and want to stay updated, please consider giving us a follow.
We’d love to have you with us from the very beginning.

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