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10 Best Things To Do When in Pune
Pune the second largest city of Maharashtra is known as oxford of east and cultural capital of Maharashtra. Today, Pune is an educational center and an IT hub and soon will be a metropolitan city. Right now, the city has a cosmopolitan status and at the same time it enjoys some traditional culture too. For those interested in history and architecture, Pune offers a mix of the modern interlaced with the old! You'll see an old fort in the heart of the city and glass architecturally modern buildings all in the same city. The locals, often referred to as Puneites, are very friendly and warm....... Read more »
Top Things to do in Pune on a Short Visit
Pune (pronounced poo-nay) formally called Poona, is one of the larger cities in India. It is located in the state of Maharashtra which is in the western region of India, about a three-hour drive from Mumbai . Pune is a melting pot of cultures with a large population of foreign students as well as students from throughout India. It is sometimes known as 'The Oxford of the East ' because of it's educational institutions and popularity as a student destination. Pune is also a fast growing IT hub with major companies setting shop here. The culture is fairly cosmopolitan and at the same time ... Read more »
Bharati Vidyapeeth's Homoeopathic Medical Colle...
Bharati Vidyapeeth's Homoeopathic Medical College was established on 10th May 1990, on the auspicious occasion of the Silver Jubilee Day ...
Bringing Joy to Street Children - The I-India S...
This little jewel of a video perfectly expresses a truth few people understand: If you have never brought joy to a child in need, you hav...
Top 10 Bollywood Movies of 2008 based on Box Of...
Box office figures in India are not official, as there is no official source but here's a rough idea of the Top Grossing Bollywood Movies...
Top 10 Romantic Weekend Getaways from Delhi
For a Delhiite the number and range of options for a short romantic weekend getaway are staggering. If noise, traffic jams, dust, hectic ...
The Top Onscreen Moms of Bollywood
In India theres no place that reveres mothers more than Bollywood. Mere paas Maa hai a line from Deewar remains the most quoted dialogue ...
Top 5 Places to Visit in India in Monsoon
Monsoon in India starts as early as end of June and lasts up till September. This is one season when the natural landscapes of the countr...
Top National Parks In India
India is home to many wildlife sanctuaries and some are as small as 70 square kilometers and some are sprawled over hundreds of miles. Th...
The Mumbai Blues - Monsoons
In recent years, Mumbai has been facing the most brunts of heavy monsoons in India. Right from the dark days of June 2005, the monsoons i...
The Only Cars Priced Above Rs.3 Crore and Below...
There are only three cars that fall in the Rs. 3 crore to 4 crore price range.?Not everyone can afford to buy these luxury and super luxu...
All the Scoop on the Off Stage Gossip at the II...
The 2008 IIFA Awards in Bangkok , displayed as much of a Show off-stage as it did on. The Rumours and gossip of backstage celebrity coupl...
Goa Carnival- 3 Day Festival of Fun, Dance and ...
How can you make a trip to a place as sunny, laid back, fun loving and popular as Goa, even better?? Simple...go there during it's 3 day ...
Wildlife Safari in India: A Journey to the Wilds
If you are planning to visit the Indian subcontinent, do not forget to include a safari tour on your priority list or else you will miss ...
Manas National Park - Top Wildlife Sanctuaries ...
The Manas wildlife sanctuary is located in the State of Assam and is one of the biggest sanctuaries in India. The park is named after the...
Honda Jazz - The Premium Hatchback Car of India
Noticing the increasing demand for small cars in the Indian market, Honda Siel Cars India Ltd. (HSCI) has advanced the launch of its upco...
Awadhi Cuisine's Culinary Terms You Should Know...
Lucknow, the seat of Awadh culture reminds us of the tradition ?pehle aap?? which means ?after you?, the language blended with politeness...
