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Jaipur, popularly known as the Pink City, was founded in 1727 AD by one of the greatest rulers of the Kachhawaha clan, the astronomer king Sawai Jai Singh. The pink color was used at the time of making to create an impression of red sandstone buildings of Mughal cities - and repainted in 1876, during the visit of the Prince of Wales. The city is best explored on foot and the adventurous visitor willing to go into the inner lanes can discover a whole new world not visible to the tourist-in-a-hurry

brightly lit showrooms add glamor, quaint little shops dealing in old vinyl records and books encourage one to browse through a generation of dusty and rare paperbacks and records. M.G.Road is one of the must-visit places in the itinerary of a Bangalore tourist. Upmarket shopping areas like Brigade Road, St. Mark’s Road and Commercial Street are situated at a short distance from here, which makes it a center for commerce.

The Old Tehri town “was” situated at the holy confluence of Bhagirthi and Bhilangna rivers. The name Tehri is the derived form of the word ‘Trihari’ which signifies a place that washes away all the three types of sins, namely sins born out of thought (Mansa), word (Vacha) and deed (Karmana).
This historical town turned into a watery grave just before its 190th birthday (29th December,2K5).

Bharat Mall, which opened recently, is the first family entertainment centre (FECs) of the city.A typical day out would find families spending the day in a mall that has something for everyone. Starting from spacious parking lot to park even those humungous SUVs. Children have their movie theatres, games and ice-cream here while for the teens, it is the ultimate hangout. The lady of the house can shop till she drops while the man can look for his particular kind of toy — music, electronic and car accessories or books.
Mangaloreans have taken to malls like ducks to water. Another reason to spend time here is the air conditioning that offers respite from the sweltering summer heat.

Known as the “Motorsport World Cup”, A1 Grand Prix will make its debut this year as a new racing series.Each car will represent a country, bringing along its drivers and sponsors, in a frachise fashion. Races will take place around the world. The single-seater, open-wheel monocoques will be scheduled to run during the F1 offseason.The chassis is a special-built Lola, powered by a Zytek 3.4L V8, and generating about 500hp. Tires will be racing slicks supplied by Cooper.

Satara is one of the major district in Maharashtra. Satara district is famous for hill stations like Mahabaleshwar and Panchgani and various forts. Satara was the capital of Marathas after Sambhaji Maharaj’s death for many years. Satara is located in the heart of West Maharashtra and thus a good connection with Pune , Sangli , Miraj and Kolhapur can be established. Satara is famous for ‘Kandi Pedhas’. It is situated on the banks of river Krishna and a popular military school is pride of Satara.Ajinkyatara itself is sufficient to memories Satara’s history. The fort is in the heart of the city and thus can be seen from every part of the city. It is 3300 feet high and one can have a wonderful view of the city from here. The beauty of Ajinkyatara can be observed from the hill of Yawateshwar. A good tar road is built from the city to main door of Ajinkyatara. The walls of the fort are 4 mtrs high.Many water tanks are there on the fort and there is no scarcity of water

Edalakudy is a small place about 4 kms from the Nagercoil town in Kanyakumari district. It is located in the Kanyakumari highway (NH 47). Edalakudy forms the formal end of the Nagercoil Municipality. Mostly a residential area, the place has a majority of muslims. The place has more than ten mosques and temples and two churches. Friday Prayer is conducted in 4 mosques of Mosque Street, New Street, Kadai Street & Arippu Street.
The following are important streets of Edalakudy:
1. Main Street.
2. Mosque Street.
3. Mohideen Mosque Street.
4. Perumal Kulam Street.
5. Kadai Street.
6. Vembadi Street.
7. New Street.
8. Hawwa Avenue.
9. Arippu Street.
10. Baithul Maal Nagar
11. Mohammed Nagar.
12. Malick Dheenar.
13. Azad Nagar.
14. Crescent Nagar.
15. Rahmath Gardens.
16. ISED Nagar.
17. Rajapathai.
18. Razak Road.
19. Kathcheri Road.
20. Fathima Street.
21. West New Street.
22. Firdhowsia Nager.
23. Vellalar Street.
24. Pattariar Street

Kankaria is a polygonal artificial lake, situated in the south east region of Ahmedabad with an island summer palace. This lake has 34 sides and was constructed by Sultan Qutab-ud-Din in 1451 A.D.
The lake was frequently visited by Mughal Emperor Jahangir and his Empress wife Noor Jahan. It now stands as a local picnic spot and has vivid bird life.
This bewitching lake has intricate sluice gates, built by Sultan and an island garden set amidst of the lake, Nagina Wadi. There is a beautiful pathway that connects one of the banks of the lake to Nagia Wadi. Kankaria lake can be a great visit for peace lovers if visited late in the evening for an hour or so.
Boating facility is also available here for fun lovers. It is one of the best places in Ahmedabad to watch sun set. The zoo and children’s park set adjoining this lake, are famous among children. The enchanting environment around the lake makes it one of the most loved places here.

everyone loves Will Smith in the movie “the Hitch”. this is a romantic comedy .it contains a lot of love advices , tips for getting a girl and everything we need to know about relationships. ” Just like rest of us even a beautiful woman doesn’t know what she wants until she sees it” - this is the best dialog in the movie.

i just saw rang de basanti. its a beautiful movie.. for all those ppl who love being dreamy and are connoisuers of making these dreams become reality,this movie is one helluva inspiration.it also teaches us that nothing is impossible for those who attempt to achieve it!!!!i hope there really are those hot blooded, strong determined people in every country who will change the attitude of the millions around them.