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5 places to travel in Gwalior

Gwalior is a major megacity located in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It’s known for its rich artistic heritage and major monuments. Then are five of the stylish places to visit in Gwalior Gwalior Fort This magnific stronghold is one of the most popular sightseer lodestones in Gwalior. It was erected in the 8th century and has witnessed numerous battles over the centuries. The…

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jiminiminycrickerrttt · 5 months ago

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my thoughts on religion that nobody asked for :)

Like many Hindu children, I had my annaprashan (a first rice ceremony) at 7 months old. Bengalis tend to believe that odd months (5 and 7) are particularly auspicious times to hold such ceremonies for baby girls. Conversely, baby boys would have their annaprashans on even months. Immigrating to Canada left us in a desperate search for community and companionship, the best place to find this, of course, was by connecting with any given Hindu Society in any given county. I remember attending various pujas for various deities, having a shallow understanding of their lores and mythologies, and learning the different songs and hymns used to worship them to sing on a stage after the evening prayers.

Scindia Kanya Vidyalaya, the girls-only boarding school that I attended for 5th and 6th grade when we lived in Gwalior had a 97% Hindu majority student body. We celebrated the usual holidays, of course, though this time the performances and sermons were more spectacular, and were held in an auditorium instead of a rented out church basement. We were given days off from our classes, special meals, and were able to wear clothes and accessories that were not a part of our uniforms. Despite all of the pomp and circumstance, I can’t seem to remember exactly why we were celebrating these holidays. I haven’t attended a formal puja in 6 years.

When I was around 7, I remember a particularly eclectic aunty showing up to a Bengali function. She had just flown in from her travels around Nepal, proudly proclaiming that she was a newly converted Buddhist. From her purse she pulled out a Sanskrit prayer book filled with Buddhist chants that she could not read. She had English transcriptions of each syllable under each line that told her how to pronouncers each phrase and which words to stress and not stress. Regardless, she made a show of praying aloud in front of everyone before dinner, and vowed to learn how to read Sanskrit as a step in her path to enlightenment.

Many of the other guests were not particularly impressed by her, but my mother was taken immediately. She asked the aunty where she purchased her copy of the Vinaya Pitaka and was immediately gifted the spare one which had been kept in her bag in case she was asked this very question. For six months afterwards, my mom would pray every single morning and every single night, chanting those same repetitive lines over and over and over again, buying more books with insights into the teachings of Gautama. She however, did not need handwritten English transcriptions. She would follow up those prayers with a solid 20 minutes of silent meditation, and would break that silence to scold me every time I tried to distract her. I can’t recall exactly when she stopped praying, and I can’t find any of those books that she bought in the house today.

That same year, she became friendly with our neighbours, whose names I cannot remember. What I can remember is the smell of khoresh fesenjoon the mother would make while preparing for Iftar during the days she would babysit me after school while my mother was at work. She taught me how to determine which direction north/northeast was when praying, explained Mecca to me, how it was the holiest, most sacred piece of land in the universe, and shook me awake when I would fall asleep on the prayer rug. I once asked her if she was bald under her hijab, she then asked me if I was empty in the head.

The language they spoke, the way they kneeled down to pray, and the kameezes and kurtas and saris they would wear for religious holidays all bore a striking resemblance to Hinduism for me, at that age I don’t even think I thought of them as different religions. But there was something much more intimate, much more profound that I could sense in the way that they prayed. For years afterwards I would dream of Mecca as a magical, spiritual, fantastical city with glittering stone pathways and magnificent towering marble architecture that could solve all of one’s problems and conquer all of one’s fears just by existing. I also remember vividly seeing gigantic orange dragons in those same dreams. To this day I cannot draw any correlation between the two, but whenever I think of Islam, I think of dragons.

In 2015, shortly after we moved back to Canada, my mother and I were baptized. At the time there were no Hindu societies in the Drayton Valley-Devon area, but there was one single Multicultural society. Once again in search of community we joined it immediately. The president of the Multicultural society, Bharti Khulisia, was an Indonesian woman of Indian descent who had lived in Drayton Valley for over 15 years. She was married to a foul-mouthed (though well-meaning) man named Dennis who has some sort of generic but lucrative job in the trades. Bharti Aunty told me that I reminded her of her granddaughter, and told my mother that she reminded her of herself when she was younger. Immediately, we were hooked. She was also a devout Christian who had gone on missions across South America. She would take my mom to church on most Sundays, who began taking me shortly after. I remember being annoyed at having to stand during the 20 (twenty!!!) minutes of singing at the beginning of each session, and otherwise being mostly indifferent towards the sermons. I did enjoy the post-church barbecues, though.

Months after we began attending church, Bharti Aunty convinced my mother to get us both baptized for reasons that I can’t quite recall (again). I had to write a small speech about finding Christ, was dunked into a hot tub of cold water at some sort of ceremonial hall, and was given a free t-shirt to change into and a baptismal certificate afterward. Neither of which I can find today.

When I started making my own money, I bought copies of each religious book and scanned them over again to see if anything would resonate, if anything would stick. The Quran (the Hindi translation, sorry), the Bible (which I skimmed, admittedly), the Bhagavad Gita (took me a solid eight months to get through that thing), and the Vinaya Pataka (I’ll get around to reading the other two Patakas eventually) were all profound in their own respective ways, all evoked emotion and revelation, all managed to mould and shape my morality, and all seemed to kill my perception of what I thought God was. The problem that I had not anticipated was that everything, in fact, had stuck.

Fortunately by then, I had discovered mathematics. The insurmountable weight that was taken off my shoulders when I realized that everything was a statistical anomaly and/or prediction, when billions upon billions of years of physics and chemistry and biology happily worked together to create the world that we live in, that the reason we are here on this earth, asking these questions and contemplating these concepts is simply due to the unknowable mathematical coding of the universe that dictated the consecutive major events that gave us consciousness in the first place, cannot be overstated. It was so immensely freeing to place all of my beliefs onto something far greater and far more complex than I could ever fathom, something so beyond me that I didn’t even need to fully understand it to know that it was there. To believe in something unshakable, to base my beliefs in something that surpassed the powers and expectations of any being on earth. To read through my math textbooks, to listen to TED-Talks in order to gain insight and clarity on my silly little mortal problems.

But what if I’m wrong? What if there is a God? And what if they are angry at me, positively incensed at me for denying them completely? Do I place my bets based on the statistical evidence of how likely it is for a single religion to be true? If I do end up in hell, will I be satisfied that I remained steadfast to my beliefs or will I spend an eternal punishment being regretful that I had not subscribed to the correct one?

Isn’t questioning your faith one of the biggest components of being faithful anyways?

#religion #islam #christianity #hinduism #buddhism #atheism #extremely rushed and a bit sloppy but I could not sleep until I wrote it all out <3

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smileoncabservice · 12 days ago

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realleestate · 7 months ago

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Numax Villas Gwalior | Best Living Spaces

Introduction:

Numax Villas Gwalior is a residential villa property. With several carefully planned 3, 4, and 5 BHK villas, The project gives its citizens a lifestyle that can't be beaten. Each villa promises to be a sanctuary of comfort and style. If you're looking for a cozy place to stay or a big house, it has something for everyone.

Location Advantages:

It is ideally situated in Gwalior City, making it smooth to attain all of the metropolis's predominant points of interest. Residents can experience the quality of both worlds: the conveniences of town lifestyles and the splendor of nature. Nearby, the grand and historical Gwalior Fort stands tall, giving human beings a glimpse into the metropolis's first-rate past. Plus, places like the Gwalior Zoo and the Tighra Dam provide fun activities for families to relax and get in the direction of nature. The well-known Taj Mahal is a short distance away, so locals can experience weekend journeys that are complete with cultural exploration and beautiful architecture.

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welidot · 2 years ago

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Harmeet Singh

This Biography is about one of the best Professional Singer of the world Harmeet Singh including his Height, weight, Age & Other Detail… Express info Real Name Harmeet Singh Gulzar Nickname Harry Profession Singer, Music Director and Actor Age (as in 2023) 43 Years old Physical Stats & More Info Height in centimeters- 173 cm in meters- 1.73 m in Feet Inches- 5’ 8” Weight in Kilograms- 73 kg in Pounds- 161 lbs Body Measurements - Chest: 38 Inches - Waist: 30 Inches - Biceps: 13 Inches Eye Colour Brown Hair Colour Black Personal Life of Harmeet Singh Date of Birth Not Known Birth Place Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh India Zodiac sign/Sun sign Not Known Nationality Indian Hometown Mumbai, Maharashtra, India School The Scindia School, Gwalior College Sydenham College, Mumbai Educational Qualifications Not Known Debut Singing Debut: Boond (2002) TV Debut : Kahani Ghar Ghar Ki Family Father- Not Known Mother- Nirupam Kaur Brother- Manmeet Singh (Elder, Singer and Music Director) Sister- N/A Religion Sikh Hobbies Reading and dancing Controversies • The Meet Brothers faced allegations of coping the song Chittiyaan Kalaiyaan from a Baloch song. • His Ex-wife Shefali Zariwala, once registered an FIR against him in Mumbai, alleging him of assaulting and abusing her. Favourite Things of Harmeet Singh Favourite Food Kashmiri chicken Favourite Actor Hrithik Roshan, Salman Khan, Akshay Kumar, Farhan Akthar and John Abraham Favourite Actress Priyanka Chopra Favourite Film Final Destination 2 Favourite Musician Kanika Kapoor, Jay K, Sonu Kakkar, Jankee and Jim Morrison Favourite Book Road Less Travelled by M. Scott Peck Girls, Affairs and More of Harmeet Singh Marital Status Married Affairs/Girlfriends Shefali Zariwala (Model) Sunaina Singh Wife Shefali Zariwala (Model, Divorced) Sunaina Singh Children Daughter- Not Known Son- Not Known Money Factor of Harmeet Singh Salary 12-13 Lakh/film (INR) Net Worth Not Known This Biography Written By www.welidot.com Read the full article

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uniqueiasblog · 2 years ago

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5 Tips for Choosing the Right IAS Coaching in Gwalior

Choosing the right IAS coaching in Gwalior can be a daunting task. With so many options available, it’s important to make sure you choose the best one for your needs and goals. Here are some tips that will help you find the perfect IAS coaching center in Gwalior:

1. Research different institutes: Do thorough research on various institutes offering IAS Coaching in Gwalior before making any decision. Check out their websites, read reviews online, and talk to people who have taken courses from them before choosing an institute. This will give you an idea of what kind of experience they offer and if it meets your expectations or not.

2. Look for experienced faculty members: It is very important to check whether the institute has experienced faculty members or not as this plays a major role when preparing for such competitive exams like UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE). Experienced teachers can provide guidance on how to prepare effectively while also helping students understand complicated topics easily with real-life examples which makes learning more interesting as well as effective at the same time!

3. Testimonials & success rate: Reviews from previous students should be considered when selecting an institution since these testimonials reflect how successful their teaching methodology is - especially if they have had multiple successful batches over the years! Also, look into success rates of past candidates associated with the particular institution – this information might come in handy while making a final decision about where exactly would one want to invest his/her hard-earned money!

4. Course material & curriculum: Make sure that the course material provided by chosen institute covers everything related syllabus along with practice tests which help a student get familiarized with the exam pattern beforehand thus reducing chances of failure during the actual examination day! The curriculum should also include regular doubt-clearing sessions so that no topic remains untouched due rigorous preparation needed to crack CSE examinations successfully.

Also Read: Top 5 IAS Coaching in Gwalior

5. Fee structure & location: Last but certainly not the least factor to consider is the fee structure offered by respective institutions. Depending upon budget constraints, one may opt for either a full course package costing a bit higher than normal fees OR go for subject-wise classes, thereby saving a lot of money end! Location too matters a great deal since commuting long distances daily basis could become a tedious affair after a few days hence try finding something nearby home/workplace to save both energy and time spent traveling back and forth between two places every single day!!

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Unique IAS Study Circle is a prominent coaching institute that offers UPSC and MPPSC coaching. The institute offers comprehensive classroom courses for UPSC and MPPSC exams. It also provides online classes, mock tests, study materials and guidance to the students. The institute has experienced faculty members who have years of experience in guiding the students towards their goals.

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mahesh2904 · 2 years ago

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Madhya Pradesh: Heart of India

Madhya Pradesh is full of rich history, a wide range of wildlife, unique flora, and delicious delicacies. It's a little gem that needs attention. Read this post to know all about who, where, and what is the heart of India. Sit down! We plan to tell you every little detail about the places to visit in Madhya Pradesh.

Historical places to visit in Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh is a hub for history lovers. It was ruled by the Hindu, Jain, Buddhist, and Mughal empires. One can find hundreds and thousands of years old structures, stories, and cultures still intact and waiting to be explored.

Khajuraho

Who hasn't heard of Khajuraho Temples in Madhya Pradesh? The city has many Jain and Hindu temples, which are known for their intricate sandstone carvings and sculptures. In these structures, we can witness brilliant Indo-Aryan architecture.

The town is divided by the state government into western, eastern, and southern parts. Khajuraho was created by the Chandel Empire between 950 and 1050 AD and once had 85 such well-decorated temples. However, over time, many of them were destroyed. Today only 22 temples remain.

2. Sanchi rises

The Sanchi Stupa is located in Raisen and is said to have been built between the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC. The symbolic representation of the Buddha and his ideologies is unique and something that every traveler will appreciate in this place.

The stupa was built by Ashoka, the greatest Mauryan king after he converted to Buddhism. It has been renovated several times. It was also built around 1912 by Sir John Marshall. The national emblem of India, known as the Ashok Chakra, is taken from the Ashok Pillar in Sanchi.

Built after Ashoka's death, the gates have carvings depicting important Buddhist scenes such as Buddha's enlightenment, first sermon, the siege of Kushinagar, Emperor Ashoka's visit to the Bodhi tree, etc. Ashoka's Sanchi Stupa is located 120 kilometers from Bhopal. Visitors can enter from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The ticket price is INR 40 for adults and INR 600 for international tourists. The main attraction is the old statues and the four gates.

3. Gwalior Fort

Do you want to know how kings lived in the first centuries? Visit Gwalior Fort and see for yourself. This 6th-century fort stands tall and proud on the Gopachal Hill in Gwalior. The majestic Vindhayan sandstone fort was subjected to many attacks but the strength it contained did not allow the fort to be defeated. The fort displays beautiful architecture, adorned with some breathtaking sandstone sculptures, stone sculptures, and beautiful works of art. The tall towers and blue exterior tiles give the fort a classic royal charm. A part of this fort that attracts many tourists is the Tamarind tree planted by Tansen. Legend has it that whoever eats a leaf from this tree gets a sweet voice. Other attractions of this fort include the statues of Jain Tirthankars, Gujari Mahal, Karan Mahal, Man Mandir Palace, Jauhar Kund, and Suraj Kund and to tickle your funny bones, the Saas-Bahu Temple.

It takes about 4-5 hours to fully explore the fort. Visitors can enter from 6:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The entry fee for an Indian adult is 75 INR and 40 INR for children. Foreigners have to spend INR 250 to enter the fort. Gwalior Fort is indeed one of the best historical places to visit in Madhya Pradesh.

4. Orchha Fort

Orchha is a less explored jewel in the state. The town was established in the Bundelkhand region by the Bundela chieftain Rudra Pratap sometime around the 16th century. The age-old fort of Orchha still stands tall on an island at the banks of Betwa.

The most popular attractions of this fort include the Jehangir Mahal and Sawan Bhadon Mahal built by Vir Singh Deo, Sheesh Mahal, Dauji ki Kothi, and Baba ki Gufa, and Hardaul ki Haveli. Do attend the light and sound show in the evening, and enlighten yourself with the history of this gorgeous fort.

A unique thing to know about the locals of this area is that they consider Lord Rama as their king, while the Bundelas who established the town are worshipped as demigods. The best time to visit this calm town is during winter when the sun isn’t harsh. Reaching the fort is not a tough task. The closest airport lies in Gwalior, and the railhead nearest to Orchha is in Jhansi.

If you’re a history buff, Orchha’s forts and temples built in the 16th and 17th centuries should be on top of your list of places to visit in Madhya Pradesh.

Religious places to visit in Madhya Pradesh

Who said Madhya Pradesh could only lure adventure-seekers and archaeologists? It is equally a treat for the elderly and the spiritual and religious souls as well. Want some internal peace? Do visit these tranquil religious places to visit in Madhya Pradesh.

Ujjain

One of the Holiest cities of India, this place is visited by the many Hindu pilgrims. Ujjain is one of the popular tourist destinations in Madhya Pradesh, there are many places to see in Ujjain and many things to do. Want to know more about Ujjain we have a dedicated blog about it to know more read our blog.

Ancient Holy City Ujjian.

2. Omkareshwar, Indore

Hindu Temple Dedicated to Lord Shiva, one of the 12 Jyotirlinga, In the city of indore banks of the river Name Narmada thousands of pilgrims visit this place to give their respect to Lord Shiva. In your tour to Madhya Pradesh this is the place to visit.

3. Gwalior

One of the most beautiful cities in Madhya Pradesh, India, Gwalior is known for its magnificent palaces, ancient temples and mediaeval forts. As the birthplace of the great musician Tansen, the city is also distinguished by its noble history and rich cultural heritage.

You can visit and enjoy this beautiful piece of land

Now that you are very well aware of the beautiful place to see in Madhya pradesh, India, one can enjoy and relax with your friends or family. Give yourself the break you deserve a break from your daily city chaos. For your short breaks, which are important for one, we have introduced HOURLYROOMS. It is an online hotel booking platform where users can book hotel rooms on an hourly basis. To book your short stay, visit the website at hourlyrooms.co.in or download the Hourlyrooms app. Happy Travelling.

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15 Must See Historical Places of India

India name comes from the Indus River, is a country of South Asia. The country is rich in culture, tradition and many historical places. Here are some must see historical places of India you can add up to in your travel list. Red Fort, Delhi The Red Fort was actually white limestone. The British who painted it red when the limestone started cracking off. From 1638 to 1648 construction took over a period of ten years. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Timings. 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM (closed on Mondays) Khajuraho Temples, Madhya Pradesh In ancient times, the city was also known as Khajjurpura. The Temple was dotted with date palms and Khajura, which means date and Khajuraho Temple derived its name from the fact. Located in the town of Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh, is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Timings. 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM Taj Mahal, Agra Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site represents the pinnacle of grand Mughal architecture and is built entirely of white marble. Shah Jahan built this magnificent monument for one of his favorite wives, Mumtaz and It took around 22 years to complete. Timings. 6:00 AM – 6:30 PM (closed on Friday). Hampi, Karnataka A UNESCO World Heritage Site, standing from the 14th century which is the first instance of human settlement dates back to 1 CE. It is a reminder of the glory that prevailed during the Vijaynagara Empire and other attractions are the Queen’s Bath, Elephant Stables, Vijay Vittala Temple and Hampi Bazaar. Timings. 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (closed on Fridays). Qutub Minar, Delhi Built by Qutb-ud-din Aibak, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is testimony to the first Muslim kingdom in India at a height of almost 240ft. It is one of the tallest ancient towers all over the world which has not rusted even after 2000 years. Timings. 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Hawa Mahal, Jaipur Without a proper foundation it consists of 5 stories and is the tallest building in the world. Unless you visit the Hawa Mahal in Jaipur your tour is incomplete. Hawa Mahal was designed by Lal Chand Ustad as ladies had to observe the purdah. Timings. 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM Konark Sun Temple, Odisha Konark Sun Temple in Odisha is an ode to the artistic brilliance achieved under the reign of King Narasimhadeva I, who was the glorious ruler of Ganga dynasty. Located on the coast of Bay of Bengal, it showcases exquisite ancient architecture with 12 wheels that are located at the base of the temple. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is actually builed with accurate time telling ability. Timings. 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (closed on Fridays). Gateway of India, Mumbai Gateway of India is the famous historical place in Mumbai. It commemorates the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to the city in 1911. The monument dating back to 1924, was as an access point for entry and exit during the British period. The last British ships was set sail for England in the 20th century from the Gateway of India. Timings. 24 Hours Open Victoria Memorial, Kolkata The Victoria Memorial is one of the best examples of British architecture in West Bengal. Its actual designing and implantation were by Sir William Emerson while the idea for the monument goes to Lord Curzon. The black bronze statue ‘Angel of Victory’ which lies at the apex of the memorial’s dome acts as a weathercock during clear weather. Timings. 5:30 AM – 6:15 PM Agra Fort, Agra Agra Fort was given the title of World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1983. Originally, Chauhan Rajputs built Agra Fort in bricks, later Akbar rebuilt the fort with red sandstone on its exteriors. Akbar demolished many buildings inside the fort and built palaces and mosques using white marble. This opulent structure features the Mughal style of architecture. Timings: 6.00 AM – 6.00 PM Gwalior Fort, Madhya Pradesh If you love to explore ancient monuments then the ancient monuments in India, Gwalior Fort is a must-visit place. Gwalior Fort is reputed to be one of the most beautiful fortresses in the country and is a thriving architectural marvel of the 8th century. The place where the second oldest record of number “zero” was found in one of the temples inside the fort. Timings: 8.00 AM – 6.00 PM Old Fort, Delhi The 16th-century historic building Old Fort is one of the top tourist attractions in Delhi and also known as Purana Qila. Mughal Emperor Babur started an astronomical library for his son Humayun for his interest in astronomical star gazing called Sher Mandal inside the Old Fort. The sound and light show presents at Purana Qila or Old Fort called Ishq-e-Dilli, which showcases Indraprashtha mythology from the Indian epic, Mahabharata. Timings: 10.00 AM – 5.00 PM Mysore Palace, Mysore Mysore Palace is one of the best historical places built in exquisite Indo-Saracenic style of architecture and is a magnificent edifice in Karanataka also the second most visited destination of India after the Taj Mahal. Mysore Palace is known as the Amba Vilas Palace, which is the residence of the royal family of Mysore. Timings: 10.00 AM – 5.30 PM (Closed on Fridays) City Palace, Udaipur City Palace have gained much popularity by being featured in movies like James Bond’s Octopussy and Bollywood film, Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ram-Leela. City Palace Udaipur is no wonder one of the best historical places in India with an exquisite blend of Medieval European and Chinese architecture, you can visit. 22 generations of Sisodia Rajputs build this palace in Udaipur, Rajasthan. Timings: 9.30 AM – 5.30 PM Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur At a height of 410 feet above the ground, it offers awe-inspiring views of Jodhpur. With a history of more than 550 years, this magnificent fort is one of the largest forts in India and among the most formidable ones in Rajasthan. Mehrangarh Fort awes the visitors with mesmerizing folk dance and cultural performance that lights up the evenings every day and the fort has been featured in many popular movies like The Dark Knight Rises (2012), The Jungle Book (1994), and Awarapan (2007). Timings: 9.00 AM – 5.00 PM Read the full article

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wowwrobby · 7 years ago

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Hospitality Jobs

The hospitality industry is very huge. There are a number of designations in the industry or in a particular hotel. As the industry is expanding, there are more and more jobs open for people searching for hospitality jobs. The top 5 hospitality hotel jobs are of general manager, clerk, bellhop, concierge and meeting and convention planner. Every job is high paying but the fact is that you need to be trained for a specific time period or have considerable amount of prior experience in the field.

The hospitality industry is considered as one of the largest and most comprehensive of all. It is growing largely and at an enormous speed. The hospitality industry contributes roughly 10% to the employment ratio. New jobs open every day and a number of fresh faces enter the industry every year. A lot of people like to maintain distance from the industry because of the long working hours. It is said that the pay is very little for fresh people.

If you are also searching for hospitality jobs, the following list of jobs would be able to tell you which section you should choose:

General Manager: The general manager is one of the top persons in the industry. They are responsible for operations, finances, advertising, food, publicity and much more. The salary is excellent but you need a good amount of experience in the field to get a great pay.

Clerk: This person serves the guests and takes care of check-ins and check-outs. He/she is also responsible for answering inquiries and assigning rooms. The salary is great for this section of the people as well. The key factor is that you need to have experience or prior training in the field.

Bellhop: This person is the one that escorts guests around the hotel. He/she also takes care of the luggage, attractions, entertainment and inspects the rooms for any problems. This person is also responsible for your satisfaction.

Concierge: This kind of person makes reservations for you, buys tickets on your behalf, make arrangements for taxis or tours etc. and advices you about the places of attraction.

Meeting and convention planner: He/she is responsible for planning events and meetings of different sizes. The concerned person takes care of all your requirements during, before and after the meeting or event.

The hospitality industry in India is considered as one of the key service industries that has driven growth in the country. The industry has evolved as per the needs of the tourism industry and taken it further down the road of prosperity. The tourism industry is the main driver of demand for the hospitality industry. There has been a record rate of growth experienced by the hospitality industry in India and it is mainly due to the inflow of foreign tourists in the country and increased programs of tourism and promotions of the rich cultural heritage and historical sites in the country.

Tourism Aids Hospitality Sector Growth

The main factor that contributes to success and prosperity of the hospitality industry is the tourism industry. In India, the increased inflow of foreign tourists has helped to increase demand for the hospitality sector. Even though the global slowdown of economies was witnessed in 2009, the previous years recorded robust growth and domestic tourism movement remains high in the country even with the recessionary times. From the opening up of the Indian economy, many foreign players have come into the picture. There are several international chain of hotels and resorts that have opened up in tourist locations and modern cities of the country. The domestic spending in luxury travel and accommodation has gone up as well, encouraging the hotel industry to expand into other modes such as boutique hotels, health resorts and so forth. There is high demand for trained professionals holding hospitality management degree in such places.

Features Of The Industry especially for hotel jobs in india

There are certain characteristics of the hospitality industry which are linked to its growth and expansion in the country:

Seasonality of tourism

Labor intensive industry

Large segmentation and categorization of hotels

The Indian hospitality industry sees high demand during certain periods in a year. There is high demand seen in various parts of the country during October to April. At such times hotels come out with different deals and packages that make it lucrative for the travelers and tourists. There is a huge inflow of visitors from other countries as well. To cash in on such periods of high demand, there are lucrative package deals and tourist facilities clubbed together for the benefit of the tourists.

Contributing To Employment

The hospitality industry is one of the main contributors of employment in the country. This is a labor intensive industry. Also, there is opportunity for the different classes of people to gain employment in this industry. There are employment opportunities for skilled, semi skilled as well as unskilled people. There are lucrative careers for those who have hospitality management degree. There is direct and indirect linkage with other industries such as car leasing services, food and beverage industry, architectural firms and other service industries whose services are required for the running of the different hotels and resorts.

Fragmented Categories Offer Lots Of Choices

The hospitality industry in the country is vast and fragmented. There are organized international chains as well as domestic organized and unorganized players in the industry. The Ministry of Tourism classifies the different hotels and provides the necessary approval and categorization. The classified hotels of five star and other categories will have a certain range of amenities and facilities for the guests. The unclassified hotels base their business on low costs and word of mouth about their facilities and services. Thus, those who hold hospitality management degree can find employment in various places.

The tourism industry is one of the most inquisitive among all industries established. It not only provides students a variety of avenues to grow but also provide leverage to their careers as well. The glory of past cultures, traditions and relics and food according to a geographical location as recorded in history mesmerizes everyone around the world. This industry is substantial and vibrant and is becoming a global destination for students. India's gross profit during 2006 was more than US $ 8.9 billion while four million domestic tourists visited.

India's GDP is always given a boost by the tourism industry which contributes to more than 8% annually. This figure increases every year with a continuous growth in the industry as it attracts lots of admirers from all over the world for hospitality careers delhi . It is directly linked to other sectors as well. Hospitality management and employment are related to them. Unless large chunk of foreigners come to Indian destinations it becomes worthless for other sectors to prove their medal to esteemed customers or tourists. Disposable income of India has grown to 10.11% which is still on the rise; it eventually will be benefitting other sectors equally.

There are variety of colleges all over India providing education related to travel and tourism. More than 15% of the youth brigade annually takes up this field as a career choice. All these students need to have a good growth in the industry in order to make themselves worthwhile. Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management (IITTM) is one such institute which provides a complete set of courses related to tourism. Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Tourism & Leisure), Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Service), Post Graduate Diploma In Management (International Business) and Post Graduate Diploma In Management (Tourism & Travel) are some of the courses offered by IITTM.

Their campuses are located in Gwalior, Nellore, Goa, New Delhi and Bhubaneswar. These courses have their own merits respectively and placements are in accordance with the understanding, comprehension and thinking of students on individual basis. Remuneration and growth are proportional to any candidate's overall thinking about the industry as a whole. The process to enter any institute related to tourism is to be a senior secondary pass out. Entrance tests for these courses are equally enticing as they tend to ask all types of analytical and logical questions along with general knowledge too.

Preparation for these courses is not much as they more or less ask questions related to changes and understanding about tourism. Students should regularly read newspapers and keep themselves updated about the latest changes in travel and tourism. More or less candidates gain an advantage after remaining in it for a period of at least five years. With more and more students opting for variety of courses rather than traditional engineering, law, medical and science ones there is a hope that lots of positive changes will make this industry a bright career perspective. In any place right from the start one can never gain good results as it takes continuous effort in addition to time to make a name for any individual. Therefore it is vital for students to understand and have a broad perspective towards courses they choose to do in future.

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How to Determine the Motivation of Your MLM Prospect

When speaking with an MLM prospect or a new team member, it is critical to identify their main motivator.

What entices them to join your company? Or, if they've already signed up, why did they do so? To be successful in MLM, one must have a strong enough "Why" - why did they join. What are they attempting to accomplish? It's OK if they claim "financial independence" is their objective, but what does it mean to them, and why is it so essential to them? After all, "financially free" may mean various things to different individuals. Some individuals may believe they have achieved financial independence if they have paid off their mortgage as well as their monthly expenses such as electricity bills and food. Others, on the other hand, will believe they have gained financial independence when they can travel the globe first class, never glance at the costs on menus while dining at top-tier restaurants, or the price tags on clothing. Others might consider it sending their children to private school and not having to worry about not having enough money to put a roof over their heads. Of course, it's not always about money; it might be that money isn't an issue, but time is, time to spend with the kids, time to relax, time to take their spouse out for a lovely meal...

You can't assist your MLM prospect or new team member achieve their objectives if you don't know what drives them. As I've said in previous posts, if you assist enough people obtain what they want, you will get what you want; but, how can you accomplish this if you don't know what they "want"? Allan Pease* offers an excellent technique for determining people's main motivators in his book "Questions Are The Answers." "Do you know why people start a Networking Business?" ask your prospect or new team member. If they reply "No," just say, "Let me show you." If they answer "yes," you ask them to explain why, listen to what they have to say, and then ask "any more?" They will reply "no," to which you will respond, "let me show you," and you will produce the following list; Extra Earnings Financial Independence Have More Own Business Time to spare Personal Advancement Providing Assistance to Others Making New Friends Retirement Leave a Trace Then pose the following questions to them: 1. WHAT IS YOUR TOP PRIORITY? 2. WHAT MADE YOU CHOOSE THAT ONE? 3. WHY DOES THAT MATTER TO YOU? 4. WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS OF MISSING OUT ON THAT OPPORTUNITY? 5. WHY SHOULD THAT CONCERN YOU? After each question, be sure to listen to what they have to say without interrupting or commenting; just continue through the questions in the sequence listed above. When you're done, you'll have figured out what their main motive is. You may now customize the remainder of your presentation to explain how your MLM opportunity can assist them obtain precisely what they desire. Don't be shocked if some individuals get emotional when answering the above questions; after all, you're digging deep into what matters to these people and what drives them. Because the reasons are often extremely personal, some individuals will undoubtedly get emotional. Finding out someone's main motivator is critical if you want to help them create a successful MLM Business; if you fail to identify their "why," it is extremely unlikely that you will be able to assist them and, in turn, yourself succeed.

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June 21 is celebrated as World Music Day or Fete de la Musique. This day had its origins in France. On Music Day, young and amateur musicians all over the world are encouraged to perform. Do you know India's Offbeat Music Festivals? . .. ... .. . Ziro Festival of Music - One cannot miss this music festival held during November in the sublime Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh. The festival is spread over four days and is hosted by the members of the Apatani people in Ziro. Hornbill Music Festival - This festival is part of the famous 10 day Hornbill festival which takes place in Kohima, Nagaland every year during December. The music festival is held in Dimapur. The Dover Lane Music Conference - There is hardly any maestros of Indian Classical Music, either living or dead, who had not performed here. It is usually held in Kolkata in the third week of January, draws a music-loving crowd of more than 4,000 every night of performance. Satpak Annual Festival of Music - The annual festival of music organised by Saptak from the 1st to 13th of January every year, is a musical feast that is the delight of any music connoisseur. It's a celebration of music in its purest form. There are no tickets, no reservations, and one gets to be in the hall only through invitation. Tansen Samaroh - It is celebrated every year in the month of December in Behat village of Gwalior district, Madhya Pradesh. It is a 5 day musical extravaganza. Artist and music lovers from all over the world gather here to pay tribute to the Great Indian Musical Maestro Tansen. Pic credits: @incredibleindia @tetseosisters @tanveerfarooqui @samarohtansen Contact @simplyoffbeat.travel for travelling to Such Amazing Festivals. #dekhoapnadesh #simplyoffbeat #travelbugindia #indiaexploregram #hindustaniclassical #travelformusic #samarohtansen #hindustaniclassicalmusic #indianclassicalmusic #zirofestivalofmusic #doverlanemusicconference #hornbillfestival #nagalandtourism #arunachalpradeshtourism (at Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQYlH56DLnQ/?utm_medium=tumblr

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