Right to Emergency Care:
>
> Date Of Judgement: 23/02/2007.
> Case No.: Appeal (civil) 919 of 2007.
>
> The Supreme Court OF INDIA has ruled that all injured persons
> especially in the case of road traffic accidents,
> assaults, etc., when brought to a
> hospital / medical centre, have to be offered first
> aid, stabilized and
> shifted to a higher centre / government center if
> required. It is only
> after this that the hospital can demand payment or
> complete police
> formalities. In case you are a bystander and wish to
> help someone in an accident, please go ahead and do
> so. Your responsibility ends as soon as you leave
> the person at the hospital.
>
> The hospital bears the responsibility of informing
> the police, first
> aid, etc.
>
> Please do inform your family and friends about these
> basic rights so
> that we all know what to expect and what to do in
> the hour of need.
> Please not only go ahead and forward, use it too!!!!
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
TAJ MAHAL - you must visit once in your life time with your lover
TAJ MAHAL is once of the 7 wonders of the world. It is a symbol of love and effection between two lovers or you can say spouses. People from all over the world visits this monument and fell enchanted by its beauty and wonder.
The Taj Mahal is considered as the finest example of Mughal architecture, a style that combines elements from Persian, Turkish, Indian, and Islamic architectural styles. In 1983, Taj Mahal became a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was cited as "the jewel of Muslim art in India and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world's heritage
In 1631, Shah Jahan, emperor during Mughal's period of greatest prosperity, was griefstricken when his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal, died during the birth of their fourteenth child, Gauhara Begum.The court chronicles of Shah Jahan's grief illustrates the love story traditionally held as an inspiration for Taj Mahal.The construction of Taj Mahal begun soon after Mumtaz's death with the principal mausoleum completed in 1648. The surrounding buildings and garden were finished five years later.
The Taj Mahal incorporates and expands on design traditions of Persian and earlier Mughal architecture. Specific inspiration came from successful Timurid and Mughal buildings including the Gur-e Amir (the tomb of Timur, progenitor of the Mughal dynasty, in Samarkand),Humayun's Tomb, Itmad-Ud-Daulah's Tomb (sometimes called the Baby Taj), and Shah Jahan's own Jama Masjid in Delhi. While earlier Mughal buildings were primarily constructed of red sandstone, Shah Jahan promoted use of white marble inlaid with semi-precious stones and buildings under his patronage reached new levels of refinemen
Soon after Taj Mahal's completion, Shah Jahan was deposed and put under house arrest at nearby Agra Fort by his son Aurangzeb. Legend has it that he spent the remainder of his days gazing at the Taj Mahal. Upon Shah Jahan's death, Aurangzeb buried him in the Taj Mahal next to his wife. By late 19th century, parts of Taj Mahal had fallen badly into disrepair.
During the time of Indian rebellion of 1857, Taj Mahal faced defacement by British soldiers and government officials, who chiseled out precious stones and lapis lazuli from its walls. At the end of 19th century British viceroy Lord Curzon ordered a massive restoration project, completed in 1908. He also commissioned the large lamp in interior chamber, modelled based on one in a Cairo mosque. It was during this time the garden was remodelled with British looking lawns that are visible today.
In 1942, the government erected a scaffolding in anticipation of an air attack by German Luftwaffe and later by Japanese Air Force. During the India-Pakistan wars of 1965 and 1971, scaffoldings were erected to mislead bomber pilots. Its recent threats came from environmental pollution on the banks of Yamuna River including acid rain due to Mathura oil refinery, which was opposed by Supreme Court of India directives. In 1983, Taj Mahal was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Taj Mahal attracts 2 to 3 million visitors every year with more than 200,000 from overseas, making it the most popular tourist attraction in India. Most tourists visit during the cooler months of October, November and February. Polluting traffic is not allowed near the complex and tourist must either walk from the carparks or catch an electric bus. The Khawasspuras are currently being restored for use as a new visitors centre. The small town to the South of the Taj known as Taj Ganji or Mumtazabad was originally constructed with caravanserais, bazaars and markets to serve the needs of visitors and workmen.Lists of recommended travel destinations often feature Taj Mahal, which also appears in several listings of seven wonders of the modern world, including the recently announced New Seven Wonders of the World, a recent poll with 100 million
The Taj Mahal is considered as the finest example of Mughal architecture, a style that combines elements from Persian, Turkish, Indian, and Islamic architectural styles. In 1983, Taj Mahal became a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was cited as "the jewel of Muslim art in India and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world's heritage
In 1631, Shah Jahan, emperor during Mughal's period of greatest prosperity, was griefstricken when his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal, died during the birth of their fourteenth child, Gauhara Begum.The court chronicles of Shah Jahan's grief illustrates the love story traditionally held as an inspiration for Taj Mahal.The construction of Taj Mahal begun soon after Mumtaz's death with the principal mausoleum completed in 1648. The surrounding buildings and garden were finished five years later.
The Taj Mahal incorporates and expands on design traditions of Persian and earlier Mughal architecture. Specific inspiration came from successful Timurid and Mughal buildings including the Gur-e Amir (the tomb of Timur, progenitor of the Mughal dynasty, in Samarkand),Humayun's Tomb, Itmad-Ud-Daulah's Tomb (sometimes called the Baby Taj), and Shah Jahan's own Jama Masjid in Delhi. While earlier Mughal buildings were primarily constructed of red sandstone, Shah Jahan promoted use of white marble inlaid with semi-precious stones and buildings under his patronage reached new levels of refinemen
Soon after Taj Mahal's completion, Shah Jahan was deposed and put under house arrest at nearby Agra Fort by his son Aurangzeb. Legend has it that he spent the remainder of his days gazing at the Taj Mahal. Upon Shah Jahan's death, Aurangzeb buried him in the Taj Mahal next to his wife. By late 19th century, parts of Taj Mahal had fallen badly into disrepair.
During the time of Indian rebellion of 1857, Taj Mahal faced defacement by British soldiers and government officials, who chiseled out precious stones and lapis lazuli from its walls. At the end of 19th century British viceroy Lord Curzon ordered a massive restoration project, completed in 1908. He also commissioned the large lamp in interior chamber, modelled based on one in a Cairo mosque. It was during this time the garden was remodelled with British looking lawns that are visible today.
In 1942, the government erected a scaffolding in anticipation of an air attack by German Luftwaffe and later by Japanese Air Force. During the India-Pakistan wars of 1965 and 1971, scaffoldings were erected to mislead bomber pilots. Its recent threats came from environmental pollution on the banks of Yamuna River including acid rain due to Mathura oil refinery, which was opposed by Supreme Court of India directives. In 1983, Taj Mahal was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Taj Mahal attracts 2 to 3 million visitors every year with more than 200,000 from overseas, making it the most popular tourist attraction in India. Most tourists visit during the cooler months of October, November and February. Polluting traffic is not allowed near the complex and tourist must either walk from the carparks or catch an electric bus. The Khawasspuras are currently being restored for use as a new visitors centre. The small town to the South of the Taj known as Taj Ganji or Mumtazabad was originally constructed with caravanserais, bazaars and markets to serve the needs of visitors and workmen.Lists of recommended travel destinations often feature Taj Mahal, which also appears in several listings of seven wonders of the modern world, including the recently announced New Seven Wonders of the World, a recent poll with 100 million
Monday, October 29, 2007
Got To Get Away: Stretch Your Vacation Dollars
Author: Joseph Kenny
With the dollar receiving an old fashioned beating from the euro right now, vacations to popular European destinations like England, France and Spain have become quite pricey. Not to fret though, with a little planning, you can still enjoy your European vacation without breaking the bank.
Not flying across the pond for some R&R? You can still save cash by traveling smart, regardless of your vacation destination. Read on, oh wandering soul.
Prevent your wallet from getting euro-trashed
If you’re heading to Europe, prepare yourself financially. While Paris and London are must-sees for the vacationing Yankee, they can put a hurting on your billfold. Vacations in Western Europe today cost 35 to 40 percent more than they did as little as two years ago. Why? It’s all about the exchange rate. The euro rules the day over our weakened dollar, meaning you’ll have to pick and choose your spots when it comes to traveling abroad.
Before you book, research your options. Purchasing a vacation package (airfare & hotel) through an online travel broker like expedia.com or travelocity.com could save you big bucks. If you’re planning on staying long-term in one place, look into renting a house or apartment. It’s cheaper than a hotel room, sleeps more, is roomier, and you’ll be able to cook your own food instead of eating out every day. Also, many vacation packages will allow you to “lock in” a rate well before your travel dates. If the dollar continues to fall against the euro after you book, you’ll save big and look like a genius. If the dollar rallies, however, you lose.
Remember, Europe is more than just England and France. Consider visiting some of the Eastern Block countries like Hungary, Poland or Lithuania—you’ll be pleasantly surprised. Gone are the Cold War misconceptions of these countries. Instead, travelers will encounter friendly natives, stunning views, and vibrant nightlife. What’s more, these countries have yet to adopt the euro, meaning your dollar will go a lot farther.
But if it’s Western Europe or bust for you, you can still ease the pain that the mighty euro brings. Book your trip early to ensure you get the flights and hotels you want. If you want to see a lot of Europe, consider a cruise. If you’re on a budget, consider a short three or four day stopover and tackle only the sights you absolutely have to see. Finally, when traveling about the European countryside, always set a daily limit on your spending.
Destination: anywhere? Money saving travel tips.
Regardless of where you vacation, following a few simple rules will minimize the impact on your bottom line while maximizing your fun. Always remember to:
1. Shop around. Just like anything else, deals are to be had if you know where to look. Check online resources for the best deals.
2. Only use a travel agent for big trips to far away places. You can handle the details of a weekend getaway.
3. Travel in the off season. Find out when your desired destination’s peak tourist season is, and don’t go then. Off season prices are much more acceptable.
4. Flexibility is key. Changing your travel itinerary by just a day or two can save you big.
5. For cruises, book early to take advantage of big savings. If using an agent, get one who’s a cruise expert. She can save you money and probably secure a few perks along the way.
6. When renting a car, only get the smallest possible one you can handle. It’s cheaper and so is the gas. At the counter, ask for a free upgrade; it doesn’t hurt to try. Always refuel your rental before you return it to avoid getting gouged by the return lot. Never rent a car at the airport, rates are better elsewhere. Finally, if you can understand the city’s public transportation, use it instead of renting a car.
7. When on the road, carry a cooler full of drinks and snacks. By stopping at a grocery store and loading up on supplies (e.g., aspirin, water, sunscreen, film) before you wander the countryside, you’ll avoid being taken to the cleaners by roadside tourist traps.
Joe Kenny writes for the Card Guide, a UK based credit cards site, visit today for introductory 0% balance transfers and start clearing credit card debt today.
Visit today: http://www.cardguide.co.uk/
Article Source: http://www.article99.com/view-authors/track.php?bio=1968&author=Joseph-Kenny
With the dollar receiving an old fashioned beating from the euro right now, vacations to popular European destinations like England, France and Spain have become quite pricey. Not to fret though, with a little planning, you can still enjoy your European vacation without breaking the bank.
Not flying across the pond for some R&R? You can still save cash by traveling smart, regardless of your vacation destination. Read on, oh wandering soul.
Prevent your wallet from getting euro-trashed
If you’re heading to Europe, prepare yourself financially. While Paris and London are must-sees for the vacationing Yankee, they can put a hurting on your billfold. Vacations in Western Europe today cost 35 to 40 percent more than they did as little as two years ago. Why? It’s all about the exchange rate. The euro rules the day over our weakened dollar, meaning you’ll have to pick and choose your spots when it comes to traveling abroad.
Before you book, research your options. Purchasing a vacation package (airfare & hotel) through an online travel broker like expedia.com or travelocity.com could save you big bucks. If you’re planning on staying long-term in one place, look into renting a house or apartment. It’s cheaper than a hotel room, sleeps more, is roomier, and you’ll be able to cook your own food instead of eating out every day. Also, many vacation packages will allow you to “lock in” a rate well before your travel dates. If the dollar continues to fall against the euro after you book, you’ll save big and look like a genius. If the dollar rallies, however, you lose.
Remember, Europe is more than just England and France. Consider visiting some of the Eastern Block countries like Hungary, Poland or Lithuania—you’ll be pleasantly surprised. Gone are the Cold War misconceptions of these countries. Instead, travelers will encounter friendly natives, stunning views, and vibrant nightlife. What’s more, these countries have yet to adopt the euro, meaning your dollar will go a lot farther.
But if it’s Western Europe or bust for you, you can still ease the pain that the mighty euro brings. Book your trip early to ensure you get the flights and hotels you want. If you want to see a lot of Europe, consider a cruise. If you’re on a budget, consider a short three or four day stopover and tackle only the sights you absolutely have to see. Finally, when traveling about the European countryside, always set a daily limit on your spending.
Destination: anywhere? Money saving travel tips.
Regardless of where you vacation, following a few simple rules will minimize the impact on your bottom line while maximizing your fun. Always remember to:
1. Shop around. Just like anything else, deals are to be had if you know where to look. Check online resources for the best deals.
2. Only use a travel agent for big trips to far away places. You can handle the details of a weekend getaway.
3. Travel in the off season. Find out when your desired destination’s peak tourist season is, and don’t go then. Off season prices are much more acceptable.
4. Flexibility is key. Changing your travel itinerary by just a day or two can save you big.
5. For cruises, book early to take advantage of big savings. If using an agent, get one who’s a cruise expert. She can save you money and probably secure a few perks along the way.
6. When renting a car, only get the smallest possible one you can handle. It’s cheaper and so is the gas. At the counter, ask for a free upgrade; it doesn’t hurt to try. Always refuel your rental before you return it to avoid getting gouged by the return lot. Never rent a car at the airport, rates are better elsewhere. Finally, if you can understand the city’s public transportation, use it instead of renting a car.
7. When on the road, carry a cooler full of drinks and snacks. By stopping at a grocery store and loading up on supplies (e.g., aspirin, water, sunscreen, film) before you wander the countryside, you’ll avoid being taken to the cleaners by roadside tourist traps.
Joe Kenny writes for the Card Guide, a UK based credit cards site, visit today for introductory 0% balance transfers and start clearing credit card debt today.
Visit today: http://www.cardguide.co.uk/
Article Source: http://www.article99.com/view-authors/track.php?bio=1968&author=Joseph-Kenny
Choosing Your Family Vacation Destination
Author: Anurag Pareek
A small guide to choosing a family vacation destination. Tips on choosing the right holiday destination.
If you are planning to take a family vacation, make sure you know what you would really like to do. Most of the times, travelers choose their family vacation destination on their friend’s recommendations, but is that what you really want. It's never too early to plan and know what your heart desires and where you would like to take your family for a vacation..
Family vacations are needed for our emotional and mental rejuvenation. Vacations give a person a chance to relax, renew his energy, and free him from his daily routine and best of all a chance for enjoying with family. Vacations can be far away or close to home.
Deciding on the right family vacation destination is the first step. Here is our recommendation for best three places we think are great for a family vacation.
1. China - Most parts of China are still unexplored by tourist; however, the eastern portion is now popular with the western tourist. First class hotels now offer highest class of amenities and dozens are still being built. Great place for a family vacation, lots to see and kids would enjoy too.
3. Italy – Italy, the boot-shaped nation is surrounded by few of the most beautiful countries in the European Union. A great family vacation destination.
4. Caribbean - Caribbean is a group of islands. It has beautiful beaches of crushed coral and white sand and the water at the shore is a deep blue. A cruise of the Caribbean islands is recommended.
We hope that your family vacation is filled with fun and yes, if you are going to the beach don't forget to take your sunglasses and sub-block cream along with you. Have a great vacation.
Anurag writes for Exotic Escapades - Guide to family vacation destination and great travel tip for planning a great vacation. Share your travel experience with us. 1
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Article Source: http://www.article99.com/view-authors/track.php?bio=4461&author=Anurag-Pareek
A small guide to choosing a family vacation destination. Tips on choosing the right holiday destination.
If you are planning to take a family vacation, make sure you know what you would really like to do. Most of the times, travelers choose their family vacation destination on their friend’s recommendations, but is that what you really want. It's never too early to plan and know what your heart desires and where you would like to take your family for a vacation..
Family vacations are needed for our emotional and mental rejuvenation. Vacations give a person a chance to relax, renew his energy, and free him from his daily routine and best of all a chance for enjoying with family. Vacations can be far away or close to home.
Deciding on the right family vacation destination is the first step. Here is our recommendation for best three places we think are great for a family vacation.
1. China - Most parts of China are still unexplored by tourist; however, the eastern portion is now popular with the western tourist. First class hotels now offer highest class of amenities and dozens are still being built. Great place for a family vacation, lots to see and kids would enjoy too.
3. Italy – Italy, the boot-shaped nation is surrounded by few of the most beautiful countries in the European Union. A great family vacation destination.
4. Caribbean - Caribbean is a group of islands. It has beautiful beaches of crushed coral and white sand and the water at the shore is a deep blue. A cruise of the Caribbean islands is recommended.
We hope that your family vacation is filled with fun and yes, if you are going to the beach don't forget to take your sunglasses and sub-block cream along with you. Have a great vacation.
Anurag writes for Exotic Escapades - Guide to family vacation destination and great travel tip for planning a great vacation. Share your travel experience with us. 1
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Article Source: http://www.article99.com/view-authors/track.php?bio=4461&author=Anurag-Pareek
10 Travel Packing Tips For Carry-On Only Traveling
10 Travel Packing Tips For Carry-On Only Traveling
Author: Michael Mobal
Discover how to ditch that heavy suitcase and enjoy the freedom of just traveling with hand luggage...
1. Find Out The Largest-Size Carry-On Luggage You're Aloud and Buy It
Although you want to significantly cut down on the amount of luggage you take, you should still take advantage of the maximum size carry on luggage you can take. Find out what the average carry on allowance is and buy an new bag to fit those dimensions.
2. Wear Your Heaviest/Bulkiest Items
Ok, so it's an obvious point, but if you're taking some bulky items, such as a thick coat, or walking boots, wear them on the plane and free up as much valuable space in your carry on luggage as possible.
3. Create A Packing List -- And Ruthlessly Edit
It This is something you can perfect over time. Basically, every time you go abroad create a packing list. Then, when you come home and unpack make a note of everything you didn't use. Then cross them off the list for next time!
4. Plan To Buy Things At Your Destination
Remember, most destinations will have places you can buy the basics you need to get you by. Need a smarter shirt for an unplanned trip to a fancy restaurant, just buy one at a local store. You'll also be able to discard these items if you need to before you leave.
5. Decant Toiletries Into Smaller Bottles
For your essential toiletries, do away with the bumper family size bottles and decant rations into smaller bottles. Not only will you save space, but also a lot of weight. And remember the point above -- if you run out you can always buy some more.
6. Roll Your Clothes
It's an old trick but an effective one. Rolling your clothes makes them easier to pack down into the corners of your carry on, plus it can help you avoid the creases created by folding.
7. Wear Clothing With Lots Of Pockets
Remember, you don't need to carry everything in your luggage. Wearing clothing with extra pockets, such as cargo pants, or those vests that professional photographers wear, you can carry many smaller items and leave space for the bigger stuff in your luggage.
8. Buy Speciality Travel Clothing That Converts
Now you can buy items of clothing specifically designed for travelers. Usually travel clothing has features such as being light-weight, breathable and none-creasing and quick drying, but you can also find clothing that is convertible. Trousers that turn into shorts, or long sleeved items that become short sleeved. By making your clothing work twice as hard, you can save twice as much space.
9. Buy Speciality Travel Products Designed To Be Compact
Aswell as clothing designed for traveling, you can find all manner of accessories that have been designed for traveling and to be compact. For example a travel towel can be a quarter of the size of a traditional towel.
10. Ask Others For Their Tips
If you see someone breezing through check in with just one bag, stop them and ask them how they do it. Most people love to show off how clever and travel-savvy they are, so they'll be happy to share their wisdom with you!
These handy tips have been taken from the full 225-page Packing Secrets -- The Ultimate Packing Guide For Travelers.1 This guide was created by interviewing 100s of travelers, from business travelers to family vacationers.1 You can discover more using this link >> www.packingsecrets.com
Article Source: http://www.article99.com/view-authors/track.php?bio=14600&author=Michael-Mobal
Author: Michael Mobal
Discover how to ditch that heavy suitcase and enjoy the freedom of just traveling with hand luggage...
1. Find Out The Largest-Size Carry-On Luggage You're Aloud and Buy It
Although you want to significantly cut down on the amount of luggage you take, you should still take advantage of the maximum size carry on luggage you can take. Find out what the average carry on allowance is and buy an new bag to fit those dimensions.
2. Wear Your Heaviest/Bulkiest Items
Ok, so it's an obvious point, but if you're taking some bulky items, such as a thick coat, or walking boots, wear them on the plane and free up as much valuable space in your carry on luggage as possible.
3. Create A Packing List -- And Ruthlessly Edit
It This is something you can perfect over time. Basically, every time you go abroad create a packing list. Then, when you come home and unpack make a note of everything you didn't use. Then cross them off the list for next time!
4. Plan To Buy Things At Your Destination
Remember, most destinations will have places you can buy the basics you need to get you by. Need a smarter shirt for an unplanned trip to a fancy restaurant, just buy one at a local store. You'll also be able to discard these items if you need to before you leave.
5. Decant Toiletries Into Smaller Bottles
For your essential toiletries, do away with the bumper family size bottles and decant rations into smaller bottles. Not only will you save space, but also a lot of weight. And remember the point above -- if you run out you can always buy some more.
6. Roll Your Clothes
It's an old trick but an effective one. Rolling your clothes makes them easier to pack down into the corners of your carry on, plus it can help you avoid the creases created by folding.
7. Wear Clothing With Lots Of Pockets
Remember, you don't need to carry everything in your luggage. Wearing clothing with extra pockets, such as cargo pants, or those vests that professional photographers wear, you can carry many smaller items and leave space for the bigger stuff in your luggage.
8. Buy Speciality Travel Clothing That Converts
Now you can buy items of clothing specifically designed for travelers. Usually travel clothing has features such as being light-weight, breathable and none-creasing and quick drying, but you can also find clothing that is convertible. Trousers that turn into shorts, or long sleeved items that become short sleeved. By making your clothing work twice as hard, you can save twice as much space.
9. Buy Speciality Travel Products Designed To Be Compact
Aswell as clothing designed for traveling, you can find all manner of accessories that have been designed for traveling and to be compact. For example a travel towel can be a quarter of the size of a traditional towel.
10. Ask Others For Their Tips
If you see someone breezing through check in with just one bag, stop them and ask them how they do it. Most people love to show off how clever and travel-savvy they are, so they'll be happy to share their wisdom with you!
These handy tips have been taken from the full 225-page Packing Secrets -- The Ultimate Packing Guide For Travelers.1 This guide was created by interviewing 100s of travelers, from business travelers to family vacationers.1 You can discover more using this link >> www.packingsecrets.com
Article Source: http://www.article99.com/view-authors/track.php?bio=14600&author=Michael-Mobal
Sunday, October 28, 2007
BASAR- THE TEMPLE WORSHIP OF WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE
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The Basar is a must visit Saraswati Devi Temple in India, for all students who would like to grow up in their career ,which is situated near Hyderabad.
The auspicious temple of Saraswati at Basar is one of the two famous Saraswati temples in India, the other being in Kashmir. Legend has it that Great Sage Vyasa . who was author of Mahabharata and Bhagavadgeeta, during his stay here used to bring daily three handfuls of sand after a bath in Godavari and kept it at a place, which transformed as the images of Saraswati, Lakshmi and Kali. However, according to Brahmandapuranam, Adikavi Valmiki, the writer of Auspicious Ramayana, installed Idol of Goddess Saraswati and wrote Ramayana here. There is a marble image of Valmiki and his samadhi near the temple.
It is believed that this temple is one of the three temples constructed near the confluence of Manjira and Godavari rivers by Ashtrakuta Kings. According to another school of thought Bijialudu a Karnataka king, who ruled the province of Nandagiri with Nanded as his capital in the sixth century, constructed the temple at Basar. The image of Lakshmi stands besides Goddess Saraswati in the sanctum sanctorium. Due to the presence of Saraswati, Lakshmi and Kali, Basar is considered the abode of the divine trinity.
The parents who wants to do Aksharabhyasam ( i.e. a ritual for initiating Knowledge,career and wisdom in children, babies) is performed daily here. In whole year during Navratri days, on the day of Saraswati Pooja, performing this ritual to your child gives great results in his life, it is believed.
HOW TO REACH:
1) You can reach from Mumbai via Devagiri Express Train.
2)From Hyderabad by Road.
3)From Nizamabad and Adilabad by road.
Where to stay:
Andhra Padesh has excellently developed amenities near all most all Ancient and great temples.
So this place has also have so many Hotels and lodges to stay.
You can also stay at Punnami Guest house of Andhra Pradesh Tourism and Development Corporation (APTDC). You can get both AC and NON-AC rooms ranging from Rs.600/- to 1300/- per day. It also has good restaurant.
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