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5 Most Interesting and Unusual Museums of India
Unique and striking collections of museums in India will take you for a ride in the past ancient age giving you a feeling of the culture of the then times. There are several types of museum in the country and these may include cultural museums, archaeological museums and technological museums. The museums in India are a favorite with almost all kinds of tourists. See the Indian History unfold itself in the silent walls of these museums which have the past closed in them. Here are the some of the most interesting and unusual ones. Read more »
Navratri Garba Dance
Nvaratri, the festival of nine nights is dedicated to Goddess Durga and her various forms. It is a major festival in Hindu calendar and celebrated all over India in myriad of ways. The celebration varies amongst states and region but the essence remains the same. It depends on the belief of people but the celebration is observed with great religious enthusiasm and the purpose is to show one?s adoration and devotion to Goddess of Shakti or power- Mata Durga and receive her blessings. North India observes the festival in a way completely different from the southern region of India. Again West... Read more »
Big B's Blog is superhit
Like his signature style he begins by saying, " I am still illiterate towards this medium and beg to be excused for any errors or expectations from me. But as time goes by and the systems fall into place, there shall hopefully be a more refined presentation. " When asked him how actively he plans to blog, given his busy schedule, he said, “I shall try to attend to it on a daily basis. I am new to this, so I am yet uncertain about the kind of time constraint it will involve. But I would like to make my blogs as personal as possible.†Read more »
The Best of Mumbai's Mid-priced Restaurants
Mumbai is a melting pot of a very diverse range of cuisines, both regional and international, catering to a very diverse population of people with different tastes and income. The polyglot character of the city and its wealth are reflected in a dazzling array of restaurants; from the best and most expensive restaurants serving Indian and International cuisines with a fine dining approach, and round the corner some small joints and hole in the wall eateries with the most authentic flavours with a more...you can say rustic approach. Deciding where to eat out can be quite daunting with the num... Read more »
Top 10 bikes that Rule Indian Roads
India is known to be the booming market for automobile industry. Many companies have introduced different bikes to the Indian customer. According to a study done-India is the country having largest population of youngsters in the world and many companies are eager to tap on this huge market. In the recent years Indian roads are witnessing different types of bikes. Here, I will share with you Top 10 bikes that rule Indian Roads. To know more read on.... Read more »
An Attire to Admire
Just like any other Indian woman, I too have an admiration for our national attire for woman. This attire is called ?Saree?. This rectangular unstitched piece of cloth is 6 meter long (generally) and the heavier end is called the pallu. Saree is a symbol of femininity and a woman wrapped in saree looks sculpted, stunning, gorgeous and elegant. A saree is such a drape that a woman is covered all over and still looks sensuous and revealing without revealing at all. A saree is such piece of cloth that perfectly portrays Indian woman or women, a feminine being. ? Read more »
BMW Cars in India
In year 2006, the Indian automobile industry saw the entry of European Car leader BMW which entered the Indian Market with the launch of BMW car in India. The company established a sales subsidiary in Gurgaon in 2006 to develop its dealer network. In 2007, BMW set up a top-of-the-line assembly plant in Chennai. The company's India based manufacturing units cater to the local markets. BMW offers 13 new car models in Luxury segment in India: Read more »
Dussehra: The Triumph of Good over Evil
Dussehra or popularly known as Vijayadashmi ('Vijay' means 'victory' and 'Dashmi means 'tenth day), ?is a popular Hindu festival celebrat...
Mango - The National Fruit of India
Mango, the king of fruits is also the national fruit of India, available in plenty during summers. Summer is the season when Indian anxio...
Shobha De : An eminent Indian columnist and nov...
Shobha De, who is often known as India's Jackie Collins. She was born as Shobha Rajadhyaksha to the Saraswat Brahmin family of Maharashtr...
Upcoming Bikes in India 2012
The Indian two wheeler market has caught a boom now and India has become a preferred market for bike manufacturers around the world. Now ...
Gulmarg - The Heartland of Winter Sports in India
Gulmarg literally means 'the path of roses' where gul means rose and marg means path. Gulmarg is a small hill resort in Baramula district...
Top 5 Cars That Value for Money in India
Small cars in India are fantastic value for money. Compact and affordable is what truly define a small car. An average middle class India...
Lentils(Dals), Pulses and Beans used in Indian ...
Dried legumes and their edible seeds, known as pulses, are classified into three groups - lentils, beans and peas. Legumes and Pulses are...
The Only 7 Cars in Rs.70 - 80 Lakh Price Range
Rs. 70 - 80 Lakhs is a whooping amount one can spend on a four-wheeler. The number of such individual is rising in India gradually. So, m...
Dhirubhai Ambani - A business Tycoon and Founde...
Dhirajlal Hirachand Ambani, one of the leading Indian businessmen, was born on December 28, 1932 in Chorwad, Gujarat. Popularly known as ...
Indian Airlines
Indian Airline was the one of the early domestic airline in India. Today, though India has many airlines - domestic as well as internatio...
Khushwant Singh - A significant post-colonial w...
Khushwant Singh, born 2 February 1915 in Hadali, British India, now in Punjab, Pakistan, is a prominent Indian novelist and journalist. S...
Tata Hatchback Cars in India
It is one of the biggest automakers in India, formerly known as Telco (Tata Engineering and Locomotive Company). In 2008, Tata acquired t...
Speaking Hindi
The population of English speakers in India, though socially influential, is a small minority compared to the rest. Most of Indians unles...
Love Story - Narayana Murthy And Sudha Murthy
Every man needs a woman to motivate him and to give him a reason to live....
Religious Places and Temples of Gujarat
Since time immemorial Gujarat has been noted for its temples. These houses of gods and goddesses have been attracting millions of devotee...
