#International school in south Delhi

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AIS Saket: Nurturing Global Minds International school in south Delhi

Explore an exceptional learning journey at International school in south Delhi. With a commitment to excellence, AIS Saket provides a dynamic and globally-minded education, preparing students to thrive in an interconnected world. Discover our state-of-the-art facilities, expert faculty.

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End Your Searching of Finding Top International School in South Delhi

As a parent, finding the top international school in South Delhi for your child can feel like a daunting task. You want the best – a school that combines global education standards with strong values and a nurturing environment. That’s exactly where SKS World School shines. Here’s what makes SKS World School the top choice for parents looking for a world-class education in South Delhi.

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2020

4 Jun 23

14 Jun 23

7 Jul 23

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Hey guys i've found myself defending America and it feels weird but can yall tell me if I'm in the wrong here?

(its long im sorry)

TLDR: My friend is an international student, we got in a joking argument about soccer vs football that ended in accusations of racism and McCarthyism. Did I take it too far?

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I go to a private college in America (in the south) that I have worked hard to get a full tuition scholarship so I can afford to attend. I have a friend who also goes here that is an international student from New Delhi. I'll call her N.

N is very sweet, but she has the tendency to get very peeved about the culture differences between India and America. I have met plenty of other international students who are also from India (there are a LOT of international students this year) and most of them are very chill and embrace the multicultural area that the school is located in.

I am also, as we may know, an avid arguer. I'm a philosopher at heart. I think disagreements let me get to know people better through how they argue (which helps me know if they'd be a good friend. idk its the tism ig).

So N and I were chilling and out of the blue they send me a reel about how non-americans get mad when americans say soccer and not football. I sent back "its true cuz we're fine with them calling it football but they pop off whenever we say soccer" and she responds with "Because you're saying it wrong."

We've had convos like this and I normally assume they're being light hearted and pretending like its a big thing, so I responded kinda sarcastically "damn learn how to accept peoples differences" and she said "not if theyre american"

Like ok shes being sarcastic back but it feels weird. I started bantering about how other countries also say soccer (australia, south africa, new guinea) and she says "yes but only in the US and canada you haveto clarify what you mean when you say football because yall stole the name."

This confused me cuz tf you mean "you stole the name." First off I didn't do shit, second off how the fuck do you steal a sport? I said exactly that and she replies with "Nothing in america is your own" and holy shit im actually defending america wtf. This is not like me. But im not defending its history or its government, im defending the culture of it cus thats honestly the only good part of it. So respond with a cheeky lil "and isnt that beautiful" and she says "its yall being stupid."

I say "its a melting pot" and she says "a melting pot takes inspiration." I got a lil pissed at this because ok so did immigrants and enslaved people just spawn here? Did they steal their own cultures from their home countries?

They went on for a bit about how america is built off of appropriation, which it is fair that cultures are constantly being appropriated, but there are also cultures constantly being celebrated and fused, and that fusion and appreciation is what has the lasting impact.

I say this and she says "whatever im not arguing with an American" which of course I have to shit headedly respond with "imagine being reductive sorry I'm different than you"

She then responds with "bitch ur white" which yes. But does that mean I dont come from a diverse background and dont have culture? I respond "Yes and I live in a wonderfully diverse city of people who come from different cultures that I learn about and respect and love" and girl goes "those places dont exist in america" THEN WHERE AM I??? SPAIN???

We are literally in one of the most diverse and culture-rich cities in the south (ill give you 3 guesses) and she is saying that there isnt diversity and respect anywhere in america.

Skip forward a bit, she says that america has no culture, then corrects that to say "white america has no culture." That fucked with me a bit because its sus as shit to use the idea of "white america" and "poc america" in an argument. I said that and said that you can't give a concrete definition to "white culture" or "black culture" or "latine culture" cuz thats literally stereotyping

She said that prayer is a big part of indian culture, but isnt necessarily an overall truth for every person, which is fair. So I said then wouldn't American culture be like the national anthem. She said no because every country had a national anthem. I said that prayers are part of other cultures too, but that doesnt take away from the fact that theyre parts of other cultures too.

She then said that the national anthem isnt culture because "thats only for white people" and "a lot of america is only for white people (meaning its been used to disenfranchise poc people but she worded it in a way that sounded a smidge racist but no shade) And I said yea it fucking sucks and its forced upon us but its still well known. Theres no way that prayer isn't used to disenfranchise religious minorities in India, but its still culture.

She then said that white culture and american culture isnt a thing but black and latine culture is, (which tbh neither of us can really speak on, I was mainly discussing the american and latine element cuz I can speak on those) and I said that denying that american culture is just a mix of cultures evolving parallel over time simply because a bunch of shitty white guys founded the country is ignoring the people who have worked hard to make america their home and to carve out a spot for their own culture in this country. Just because people fucking sucked (like they have in the history of every fucking country ever) doesn't mean that people arent working to make the world better in their wake.

She said that poc culture in america stems from years of oppression. I agreed, but I said that racism and oppression isnt an America-exclusive thing. She then said, pretty out of the blue, that " for you to deny that their culture stems from oppression is racist." I said "when did I deny that." She said "you said you dont deny that what youre denying is racist. So that means you're being racist."

This confused me, so I asked "where did I deny that something was racist." Also I'm pre law, so I started getting a lil pre-law-y here. Don't judge me its a survival instinct I got from my parents lmao. She said "I said if you refuse to accept that black and brown cultures are real youre being racist." I said "show me what message I said that."

She said "chill babe theres no need to get defensive" which is literally the worst thing to say to me because boom youve made me into a defense attorney. I hate being patronized. I said "I am not being defensive, you are making accusations with no regard for evidence." (my profs would like that line)

She goes "this isnt a court of law girl" ok girl you act like youre gonna say that america doesnt have culture and then call me racist? I really just wanted this to end so I pulled out the mccartheyism card and said "you cant red scare roundabout logic your way out of being reductive and oversimplifying an enormously widespread country." and we were done. I know I ended it on an accusatory note which I hate, but I feel like shes ignoring so much thats literally going on in front of her face. Did I go too far? I know that I did and I shouldn'tve started the "youre being reductive" circle, but genuinely, the cure to culture shock isnt to be indignant about every difference you see, its to accept it. Its the same in literally every country. You cant just say "no I dont want to."

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Students from Universidad Católica Boliviana prepare to traverse the course at the 2024 Human Exploration Rover Challenge at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama, near NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center.Credits: NASA/Taylor Goodwin NASA announced the winners of the 30th Human Exploration Rover Challenge (HERC) April 22, with Parish Episcopal School, from Dallas, winning first place in the high school division, and the University of Alabama in Huntsville, capturing the college/university title. The annual engineering competition – one of NASA’s longest standing challenges – held its concluding event April 19 and April 20, at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama, near NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center. The complete list of 2024 award winners is provided below: High School Division  First Place: Parish Episcopal School, Dallas Second Place: Academy of Arts, Careers and Technology, Reno, Nevada Third Place: Escambia High School, Pensacola, Florida College/University Division  First Place: University of Alabama in Huntsville Second Place: Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Third Place: Campbell University, Buies Creek, North Carolina Ingenuity Award  University of West Florida, Pensacola, Florida Phoenix Award  High School Division: East Central High School, Moss Point, Mississippi College/University Division: North Dakota State University, Fargo, North Dakota Task Challenge Award  High School Division: Erie High School, Erie, Colorado College/University Division: South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid City, South Dakota Project Review Award  High School Division: Parish Episcopal School, Dallas College/University Division: University of Alabama in Huntsville Featherweight Award  Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, Rhode Island Safety Award  High School Division: NPS International School, Singapore College/University Division: Instituto Especializado de Estudios Superiores Loyola, San Cristobal, Dominican Republic Crash and Burn Award  KIET Group of Institutions, Delhi-NCR, India Jeff Norris and Joe Sexton Memorial Pit Crew Award  High School Division: Erie High School, Erie, Colorado College/University Division: Campbell University, Buies Creek, North Carolina Team Spirit Award  Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Most Improved Performance Award High School Division: Jesco von Puttkamer School, Leipzig, Germany College/University Division: Universidad Católica Boliviana – San Pablo, La Paz, Bolivia Social Media Award  High School Division: Bledsoe County High School, Pikeville, Tennessee College/University Division: Universidad de Piura, Peru STEM Engagement Award  High School Division: Princess Margaret Secondary School, Surrey, British Columbia College/University Division: Trine University, Angola, Indiana Artemis Educator Award Sadif Safarov from Istanbul Technical University, Turkey Rookie of the Year Kanakia International School, Mumbai, India More than 600 students with 72 teams from around the world participated as HERC celebrated its 30th anniversary as a NASA competition. Participating teams represented 42 colleges and universities and 30 high schools from 24 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and 13 other nations from around the world. Teams were awarded points based on navigating a half-mile obstacle course, conducting mission-specific task challenges, and completing multiple safety and design reviews with NASA engineers.  “This student design challenge encourages the next generation of scientists and engineers to engage in the design process by providing innovative concepts and unique perspectives,” said Vemitra Alexander, HERC activity lead for NASA’s Office of STEM Engagement at Marshall. “While celebrating the 30th anniversary of the challenge, HERC also continues NASA’s legacy of providing valuable experiences to students who may be responsible for planning future space missions including crewed missions to other worlds.” HERC is one of NASA’s eight Artemis Student Challenges reflecting the goals of the Artemis program, which seeks to land the first woman and first person of color on the Moon while establishing a long-term presence for science and exploration. NASA uses such challenges to encourage students to pursue degrees and careers in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.  HERC is managed by NASA’s Southeast Regional Office of STEM Engagement at Marshall. Since its inception in 1994, more than 15,000 students have participated in HERC – with many former students now working at NASA, or within the aerospace industry.     To learn more about HERC, please visit:  https://www.nasa.gov/roverchallenge/home/index.html    -end- Gerelle DodsonNASA Headquarters, Washington202-358-4637gerelle.q.dodson@nasa.gov Taylor Goodwin Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Ala. 256-544-0034taylor.goodwin@nasa.gov Share Details Last Updated Apr 22, 2024 LocationNASA Headquarters Related TermsSTEM Engagement at NASAArtemisGet InvolvedMarshall Space Flight CenterOpportunities For Students to Get InvolvedPrizes, Challenges & Crowdsourcing

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Lula Might Already Be Torpedoing Brazil’s G-20 Leadership

The recent G-20 Summit in India ended with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi handing the organization’s symbolic gavel of leadership to Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Brazil doesn’t officially take charge of the G-20 until December, and Modi has floated the idea of one last virtual meeting among the member states in November while India still controls the agenda. But Lula still used the moment to announce Brazil’s plans for its year at the helm of the group.

Lula’s key focus for Brazil’s G-20 presidency will be ending global hunger by 2030. To do so, he wants to reform multilateral banks and the International Monetary Fund so that they focus on reducing debt burdens in lower-income countries, where money that could go to feeding the population currently goes to servicing debt instead. In addition to a G-20 task force on ending hunger and poverty, he also plans to stand up a second one focused on combating climate change.

That proposed agenda is Lula at his best, highlighting his own personal trajectory as the president who grew up poor, never finished high school, was injured in a manufacturing accident, led union protests and spent time in prison as a pro-democracy protester under Brazil’s dictatorship. He subsequently lived up to that background when he first became president in 2003 by lifting millions of Brazilians out of poverty with the help of some innovative cash-transfer social programs.

Now he wants to take that agenda global. And though his rhetoric can grow heated when railing against multilateral finance, that doesn’t diminish the fact that Lula is a pragmatic negotiator when it comes to developing and implementing policies. That pragmatism is what led him to implement a pro-growth economic agenda in his first two terms as president from 2003 to 2010 and to adopt a similar approach when he returned to office this year.

Unfortunately, Lula’s other comments at the G-20 Summit ensured that nobody paid attention to or cared about his agenda for the coming year. Dismayed by the absence of Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin in New Delhi, Lula said that he would make sure that geopolitics did not get in the way of next year’s event. He went so far as to promise that Putin—who avoided the G-20 Summit as well as last month’s BRICS Summit in South Africa due to an outstanding warrant by the International Criminal Court over his war crimes in Ukraine—would be able to travel to Brazil next year without the threat of arrest. After the immediate and predictable backlash, Lula was subsequently forced to backtrack, claiming that he didn’t know what the ICC was and had no idea that the arrest warrant might be enforceable in Brazil, which is a signatory to the court’s founding treaty and therefore obligated to comply with its rulings.

Whether or not Lula was aware of the ICC issue, he knows that Brazil’s courts are famously independent and confrontational from personal experience. They jailed Lula himself just a few years ago on corruption charges, and they are currently targeting his predecessor, former President Jair Bolsonaro, in a case in which Lula cannot interfere. Put simply, Lula can’t control the court system the way authoritarian leaders can, and he knows it. For him to promise that Putin wouldn’t be arrested in Brazil wasn’t just an insult to international law, but also a clearly false statement about Brazil’s democracy and separation of powers.

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Parvez Sharma

DOB : July 8, 1976

Occupation : Journalist, Filmmaker,Writer, Activist

Gender : Male

Sexuality : Gay

Ethnicity : Indian 🇮🇳

Spouce : Dan

Awards : Best Film,Mix Brasil 2008,Best Film,Image +Nation,Montreal 2008,Monette Horowitz Award,Cinereach Award,Arts PAC—Artists for Freedom Of Expression,Arcus Foundation Award,The Hartley Film Award,Andy Warhol Foundation for The Visual Arts 2006,GLAAD Media Award,Stonewall Community Fund, etc

Parvez Sharma (also known as Parvez Hussein Sharma) is an Indian-born American journalist, writer, filmmaker & activist. He proudly identify himself as Gay & Muslim. Sharma's writings have appeared on The Huffington Post, The Daily Beast and The Guardian.He is a recipient of the 2018 Guggenheim Fellowship in the film/video category. He is best known for his films In the name of Allah (short), A Jihad for Love, A Sinner in Mecca, & his book A Sinner in Mecca: A Gay Muslim's Hajj of Defiance. He received the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Documentary amongst several other international awards for A Jihad for Love. For his 2 controversial documentaries, Parvez Sharma faced lots of criticism from Muslim communities.After the release of A Jihad for Love, Sharma was labeled as Apostate by the Muslim Judicial Council of South Africa.

Early Life:

Parvez Sharma was born on 8th July of 1975 in a small town of New Delhi. His parents were sunni muslim. He grew up in various cities all over India. His high school was a Catholic School called St Mary's Academy where all students had to recite the Pater Noster during morning assembly. At the age 12, he had (inappropriately) speed-read his mother’s copy of “Gone with the Wind” & even gotten his hands on Christopher Isherwood’s “Berlin Diaries”. By 13 he was precociously photographing everything with a pretty basic Vivitar camera which was gifted by his American cousin.

He recieved his bachelor degree in English literature from Presidency College of the University of Calcutta.He received his master's degrees in Mass Communication (Film and Television) from Jamia Millia Islamia University,Broadcast Journalism from the University of Wales,Cardiff & Video from American University's School of Communication.He moved to the United States in 2000 as a student at Columbia University's Film School, but was unable to continue a second semester due to lack of funds and moved to American University where he was given scholarships.

Career:

Parvez Sharma worked as a journalist for India's 24-hour news television network NDTV.He also worked on programming for BBC World Television(India), the Discovery Channel(United States), & the World Bank (United States).Parvez Sharma worked in several radio,print, and broadcast.

In the nineties, Sharma was a print journalist for several prominent Indian newspapers including The Telegraph,The Statesman,The Economic Times,The Business Standard, & India Currents Magazine.While at the Statesman he reported on what was the first ever detailing of the lesbian experience within India for a national newspaper - Emerging from the Shadows (July 3, 1994)– which became a rallying point for lesbians around the country and was crucial in the formation of many lesbian organizations.

Sharma was instrumental in setting up the first organized LGBT effort in the eastern state of West Bengal,setting benchmarks for many other LGBT organizing efforts around the subcontinent.

Films

In his short film, In the name of Allah , Parvez interviewed American,British & South Asian Gay & Lesbian Muslims.A Jihad for Love film was preceded by this short film.Parvez Sharma came up with the idea after listening to the stories of gay muslims, when he attended American University.He decided to give a voice "to a community that really needed to be heard, and that until now hadn't been.Parvez Sharma and his film's co-producer Sandi Dubowski raised more than a million dollars over a 6 year period to make this daring film. Parvez conducted interviews of many LGBTQ+ muslims from different backgrounds.He met these people through the Internet.The film was filmed in 12 different countries and in 9 languages. Sharma compiled 400 hours of footage of interviews throughout North America, Europe, Africa, Asia, & the Middle East.Countries included Iran,Iraq,Saudi Arabia,Egypt,Bangladesh,Pakistan,Turkey,France,India,South Africa,USA & UK.

In just its opening week during a limited release of 33 cities, A Jihad for Love, for example, ran for four weeks at New York's IFC theaters.The film grossed $22,287, out of which, $10,519 was just in New York.The Domestic Total Gross for the film is $105,659.A Jihad for Love was theatrically released in 33 cities,while A Sinner in Mecca was only released in four cities, for a week each.Its box office numbers were low, except in New York where it had a higher box office return of $11,220.The film also premiered in 2007 at the Toronto International Film Festival & in 2008 at the Berlinale.It went on to premier at more than a hundred film festivals globally and was released in theaters in the US and Canada in 2008 by First Run Features and Mongrel Media.A Jihad for Love was broadcast in India and other countries by India's NDTV.It was shown in two parts over the Aug 1-2 and Aug 8-9 weekends.Further A Jihad for Love was banned from screening in the Singapore International Film Festival, 2008.The film was also banned in several muslim-majority countries.By 2011, Sharma conducted live events and screenings of A Jihad for Love in many Muslim nations and capitals ranging from Beirut,Lebanon and Istanbul, Turkey, to Bishkek,Kyrgyzstan and Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia.In Indonesia, the film did an 8-city tour to acclaim.

In 2007 he wrote a chapter for the book Gay Travels in the Muslim World. In 2009 Parvez Sharma wrote the foreword for the anthology Islam and Homosexuality.

In 2009, Sharma was named as one of "50 Visionaries changing your world" in a list headed by the Dalai Lama.The OUT Magazine named Parvez Sharma one of the OUT 100 twice for 2008 and 2015- "one of the 100 gay men and women who have helped shape our culture during the year".On 29 May 2013 Sharma was honored as an "LGBT hero" by first-lady Michelle Obama at a DNC fundraiser in New York.

Activism:

As an activist Parvez Sharma has spoken internationally on distinguished film/media panels and panels on Muslim & South asian LGBTQ+ issues, human rights violations across the world & the crisis in 21st century Islam.

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Anjali Patil Wiki, Biography, Age, Height, Weight, Family, Net Worth

Anjali Patil Wiki: Anjali Patil is an Indian actress, director, and model born on September 26, 1987, in Nashik, Maharashtra, India. She is mainly known for her role as 'Malko' in the Bollywood film "Newton." Today, we will explore Anjali Patil's biography, including her early life, family, boyfriend, movies, TV shows, and more. Anjali Patil Wiki Anjali Patil Movies Anjali Patil Web Series Anjali began acting in 2011 with the Hindi film "Delhi in a Day." In 2012, she played the role of 'Selvi' in the Sinhala film "Oba Nathuwa Oba Ekka." She also appeared as 'Durga' in the Malayalam film "Ente" in 2013. In 2015, she entered the Marathi film industry and acted in the film "The Silence" as 'Maami'.

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Anjali Patil Wiki

NameAnjali PatilProfessionActress, Director & ModelNationalityIndianYears Active2011 to PresentNet Worth (approx.)₹5 CroreAnjali Patil Personal LifeNick Name AnjaliBorn (Date of Birth)26 September 1987Age (as of 2023)36 Years OldBirthplaceNashik, Maharashtra, IndiaZodiac SignLibraGenderFemaleHometownNashik, Maharashtra, IndiaHobbies/HabitsSelfie Lover, Photography, Nature LoverFavorite BrandsLevi’s, Gap, Louis Vuitton, Calvin KleinFood HabitNon-VegetarianAnjali Patil CareerDebutIn 2011 - As an ActressAwards2012: International Film Festival of India in Goa - Best Actress - (With You Without You) (Won) 2012: Stardust Awards 2013 - Breakthrough Supporting Performance - Female - (Chakravyuh) (Nominated) 2012: Star Screen Awards for Most Promising Newcomer- Female - (Chakravyuh) (Nominated) 2012: New York Indian Film Festival for Best Actress - (Delhi in a Day) (Nominated) 2012: South Asian Film Festival New York - South Asian Rising Star for Best Supporting Actress - (Delhi in a Day) (Nominated) 2013: Nandi Award - Nandi Award for Best Actress - (Naa Bangaaru Talli) (Won) 2013: National Film Award – Special Mention - (Naa Bangaaru Talli) (Won) 2016: Sarasaviya Awards in Colombo Sri Lanka - Best Actress - (With You Without You) (Won) 2016: Presidential Film Awards in Colombo Sri Lanka - Best Actress - (With You Without You) (Won)Anjali Patil EducationSchoolNot KnownCollegeLalit Kala Kendra (Pune University) National School of DramaQualificationGraduated (in Acting) Post Graduate (in Design and Direction)Anjali Patil Family, BoyfriendMotherShubha ShindeFatherSanjay ShindeSister/BrotherNot KnownMarital StatusUnmarriedAffair/BoyfriendNot KnownHusband/SpouseNot KnownDaughter/Son/ChildrenNot KnownRelativesNot KnownFriendsNot KnownAnjali Patil Body Measurements Height165 cm 1.65 m 5 ft 5 inWeight52 KG 114 lbs (pounds)Eye ColorBlackHair ColorBrownFigure Size32-30-34Dress Size36 (EU)Shoe (Feet) Size5TattoosNoneDistinctive FeaturesSmile & ConfidenceAnjali Patil Social MediaInstagramInstagramFacebookNot KnownTwitterNot KnownYouTubeNot KnownLinkedInNot KnownGmail/Email IDNot Known

Anjali Patil Movies

YearMovies2011Delhi in a Day2011Green Bangles2012Prathyayam2012Oba Nathuwa Oba Ekka2012Chakravyuh2013Ente2013Naa Bangaaru Talli2013Apna Desh2013Shree2014Kill the Rapist?2014Finding Fanny2015The Silence2015Mrs Scooter2016Mirzya2017Sameer2017Newton2018Meri Nimmo2018Kaala2019Dithee2019Mere Pyare, Prime Minister2020Mann Fakiraa2022Kuthiraivaal2022Kaun Pravin Tambe?-Bardo

Anjali Patil Web Series

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Why Gurgaon's Luxury Real Estate Market is Booming

Once a satellite town, Gurgaon is now known by the official name Gurugram, and it is perhaps one of the most sought-after luxury real estate destinations in India. Located a mere 30 kilometres south of Delhi, it has become the haven for high net worth buyers whether from within the nation or across the globe. This boom in Gurgaon's luxury real estate market is a result of coming together of many factors - rapid urbanization, corporate growth, infrastructural development, and other changing aspirations of HNWIs.

1. High Proximity to Delhi and Prime Location

Among the many reasons for the boom of luxury real estate in Gurgaon is that it is proximate to the national capital, Delhi. The city houses some of the country's most prominent commercial districts, and the location readily provides access to Delhi's international airport, key business centres, and governmental institutions. This strategic positioning makes Gurgaon the perfect proposition for both business leaders and top professionals looking for luxury apartments, perfectly aligning with their luxurious lifestyle that is close to their place of work but away from the congestion and chaos of Delhi.

Today, with prominent commercial high streets such as Cyber City, Udyog Vihar, and Golf Course Road, Gurgaon has evolved into an office capital for multinational corporations, banks, IT companies, and service sectors. It is a high-end destination where top executives residing in premier locations of the city demand luxury residential properties.

2. Corporate and Tech Boom

Gurgaon has emerged as the capital of India's corporate and the techno-world. Over the last two decades, world players such as Google, Microsoft, and Accenture, have set up their offices and regional headquarters here. With an increase in these executives and professionals, so also have the needs for luxury homes that offer them privacy, security, and world-class amenities.

High-demand for high-end real estate has been directly fuelled by the influx of high-income earners. Of course, many of these professionals live beneath international standards, especially considering that appetite for upscale residential projects offering private pools, and gyms, smart house technology, and concierge services is ever increasing.

3. World-Class Infrastructure and Amenities

Apart from luxury homes in Gurgaon's list, strong infrastructure development is what has rapidly expanded Gurgaon. When it comes to physical infrastructure, the city boasts broad roads, pleasing parks, and superior residential groups. Key infrastructure projects include the Delhi Metro extension, Rapid Metro, and soon-to-be-constructed Dwarka Expressway, which have also served to improve connectivity thereby facilitating easier commuting.

Besides, Gurgaon offers other luxury shopping malls, five-star hotels, international schools, high-end restaurants, and health clubs, making it a premium residential destination. Luxury buyers consider such amenities while selecting a property, and thus, the list of offerings in Gurgaon continues to expand, adding a lavish lifestyle to the elite.

4. Changing Preferences and Rising Affluence

The luxury real estate sector has really been transformed by the growth of the upper-middle class and affluence across India. Spacious, modern homes that ensure privacy and security are truly in high demand with people entering higher income brackets. Young professionals, exposed to the world, want an upgrade in lifestyle and increasingly opt for luxury homes offering superior design, quality, and services.

The larger houses, be it villas or penthouses, reflect the change in lifestyle preference in totality. And there is a huge demand for open spaces, private gardens, and sprawling layouts-ever features that many high-end projects offered in Gurgaon have been using since the pandemic.

5. Investors' Confidence

Luxury real estate in Gurgaon is also boosting investment confidence. The city has a proven track record, and investors come looking for increased value in the property. High-end properties in Gurgaon have yielded huge capital returns and, therefore, stand to be a strong investment opportunity for risk-conscious investors targeting long-term capital appreciation.

6. Presence of High-Profile Developers

A strong penetration of high-end developers specializing in premium delivery also increases Gurgaon's luxury real estate boom.

Well, these factors are growing to make luxurious real estate attractive in Gurgaon.

Established firms like DLF, M3M, Emaar India, and Supertech have developed upscale residential projects in Gurgaon.

These developers believe in increasing the demand for luxury housing in the city.

Their projects offer a rich blend of high-end finishes, sophisticated designs, and the latest technology.

Many of them also design gated communities, offering round-the-clock security and seclusion with an added feeling of grandeur, which is aimed at targeting the HNWI clients, who are seeking opulence as well as peace of mind.

Conclusion

Gurgaon, being situated just next to Delhi, corporates growing at an impressive scale, and world-class infrastructure along with rising demand from the affluent segment, is building a bonanza of luxury reit. The city has always been on the cusp of change. It is rapidly transforming into a global business hub with a never-ending portfolio of luxury developments, and it could probably stay in the luxury real estate landscape of India for years to come.

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Purchasing a Plot in Goa: A Gateway to Lifestyle and Investment

The idea of owning a piece of land in Goa is undeniably appealing. Whether it’s the dream of waking up to serene coastal views or securing a profitable investment, buying a plot in Goa offers a blend of lifestyle luxury and financial potential. Goa, known for its pristine beaches, vibrant culture, and relaxed pace of life, has become one of the most sought-after locations for real estate investments in India. Let’s explore why purchasing a plot in Goa is a worthwhile endeavor, the factors to consider, and how it serves as both an ideal investment and a perfect location for your dream home.

Why Buy a Plot in Goa?

1. Lucrative Investment Opportunities

The real estate market in Goa has witnessed consistent growth over the years. The demand for plots has increased as more people seek to invest in properties in this coastal haven.

Steady Appreciation: Goa’s popularity as a tourist destination ensures a high appreciation rate for land, especially in prime areas near beaches and bustling towns.

Rental Income Potential: Buying a plot in Goa and developing it into a rental property, such as a vacation home or villa, can generate significant rental income, especially during the peak tourist season.

Affordable Entry Point: Compared to cities like Mumbai and Delhi, the cost of purchasing a plot in Goa is relatively reasonable, offering excellent value for money.

2. Lifestyle Benefits

Living in Goa is synonymous with a high quality of life. For those planning to settle or build a vacation home, the state offers unparalleled advantages:

Tranquil Environment: Escape the chaos of city life and enjoy the peace and beauty of nature.

Cultural Richness: Goa’s mix of Portuguese and Indian heritage adds charm to everyday life, with festivals, cuisine, and architecture reflecting this unique blend.

Work-Life Balance: For remote workers and retirees, Goa provides the perfect setting to maintain a healthy work-life balance.

3. Strategic Location

Goa’s connectivity and infrastructure are rapidly improving, making it an attractive option for property buyers.

Connectivity: The new Mopa International Airport and better road networks have enhanced accessibility, attracting domestic and international buyers.

Tourist Hub: With millions of visitors every year, Goa remains a top choice for vacation homes and rental properties.

Key Factors to Consider Before Buying a Plot in Goa

Purchasing land in Goa requires careful planning and research to ensure a smooth and profitable transaction. Here are the essential factors to consider:

1. Clear Title and Legal Documentation

Verify the ownership of the plot and ensure that it has a clear title deed.

Check for any legal disputes or encumbrances related to the property.

Ensure the plot complies with zoning regulations and is approved for residential or commercial use.

2. Location of the Plot

Prime Areas: Plots in North Goa near beaches like Anjuna, Vagator, and Calangute are highly desirable for investment and rental purposes.

Tranquil Retreats: South Goa offers quieter locations like Palolem and Colva, ideal for building private homes or retreats.

Proximity to Amenities: Ensure the plot is close to essential services such as schools, hospitals, and markets for convenience.

3. Budget and Financing

Assess your budget and explore financing options, including home loans, if necessary.

Consider additional costs like stamp duty, registration fees, and development expenses when calculating the total investment.

4. Resale and Appreciation Value

Research the resale value of similar plots in the area.

Choose a location that shows potential for growth, ensuring a higher appreciation rate over time.

5. Builder or Developer Credibility

If buying from a developer, ensure their reputation and track record.

Opt for plots in gated communities or plotted development projects that offer additional amenities and security.

Popular Areas to Buy Plots in Goa

1. North Goa

Known for its vibrant nightlife, popular beaches, and lively atmosphere, North Goa is a favorite among investors. Areas like Anjuna, Vagator, and Mapusa are ideal for those looking to build vacation homes or rental properties.

2. South Goa

For those seeking peace and privacy, South Goa offers pristine beaches, lush greenery, and a slower pace of life. Locations like Margao, Palolem, and Colva are perfect for building dream homes or wellness retreats.

3. Panjim and Suburbs

The capital city, Panjim, and its suburbs are excellent choices for commercial plots and residential projects, given their connectivity and urban amenities.

Why Plots in Goa are a Smart Investment

1. High Tourism Demand

Goa attracts millions of tourists annually, creating a consistent demand for vacation rentals, hotels, and resorts. Owning a plot gives you the flexibility to build properties catering to this lucrative market.

2. Development Potential

Residential projects in Goa are evolving, with developers focusing on eco-friendly construction, smart homes, and gated communities. Investing in a plot allows you to be part of this trend and leverage modern amenities.

3. Affordable Lifestyle

Goa offers a relatively low cost of living compared to metropolitan cities. With spacious plots and abundant natural beauty, it’s an ideal place to settle or invest.

4. Future Prospects

Infrastructure developments, such as the Mopa International Airport and improved road connectivity, are boosting Goa’s real estate market. This makes now an opportune time to invest in plots for long-term gains.

Conclusion: A Balanced Opportunity

Purchasing a plot in Goa is more than just acquiring land—it’s a gateway to a lifestyle of tranquility and an opportunity for profitable investment. Whether you aim to build your dream home or secure a high-return real estate asset, Goa offers something for everyone. With its strategic location, evolving infrastructure, and timeless appeal, buying a plot in Goa is a decision that promises both personal fulfillment and financial rewards. Conduct thorough research, choose a trusted developer or seller, and take the first step toward owning your slice of this coastal paradise.

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Luxury Apartment for Sale in Dwarka

If you’ve been searching for a blend of luxury, convenience, and tranquility, look no further than Dwarka. Nestled in the heart of South West Delhi, Dwarka offers an exclusive range of luxury apartments for sale, designed to cater to your sophisticated tastes and modern living needs. Whether you’re a growing family, a young professional, or someone looking to upgrade your lifestyle, luxury apartments in Dwarka provide the perfect setting for a life of elegance and comfort.

The Allure of Dwarka: A Prime Location

One of the main draws of Dwarka is its prime location. Situated with excellent connectivity to the rest of Delhi and NCR, Dwarka is one of the most well-planned and sought-after localities in the capital. With easy access to the Indira Gandhi International Airport, metro stations, schools, hospitals, shopping centers, and business hubs, Dwarka offers an ideal blend of serenity and accessibility. For those who crave a peaceful, family-friendly neighborhood while staying close to the pulse of the city, Dwarka is truly the perfect choice.

Luxurious Living with State-of-the-Art Amenities

Luxury apartments for sale in Dwarka are a step above the ordinary, offering a host of high-end features that enhance the living experience. From spacious layouts and smart home technology to top-notch finishes and premium appliances, these apartments are designed for those who demand the best. Whether you’re cooking in a gourmet kitchen, relaxing in a spa-like bathroom, or entertaining guests in an expansive living room, every corner of a luxury apartment is designed with both comfort and style in mind.

In addition to these interiors, many luxury apartments come with exclusive amenities such as:

State-of-the-art fitness centers to maintain a healthy lifestyle

Swimming pools for relaxation and recreation

Clubhouses for socializing and events

24/7 security and surveillance for peace of mind

Landscaped gardens and green spaces for a refreshing environment

These thoughtful amenities ensure that you never have to leave the comfort of your home to enjoy a premium lifestyle.

Spacious Layouts for a Comfortable Life

One of the most attractive features of luxury apartments in Dwarka is the spaciousness they offer. With 3 BHK, 4 BHK, and even larger configurations available, these apartments are designed to meet the needs of families, individuals, and even those who enjoy hosting guests. The open-plan designs make the interiors feel even more expansive, with large living and dining areas that can be customized to suit your needs. High ceilings, large windows, and expansive balconies further enhance the sense of space, while also bringing in natural light and offering stunning views of the surrounding neighborhood or green landscapes.

A Green Oasis in the City

Dwarka stands out for its commitment to maintaining green spaces. Many luxury apartment projects here are surrounded by lush gardens and landscaped parks, creating a calm, nature-filled environment in the midst of the city. Whether it’s enjoying a morning walk through a beautifully landscaped garden or spending evenings on your private balcony with views of greenery, the fusion of nature and urban living is a major draw for homebuyers looking for peace and tranquility.

Security and Privacy at Its Best

In today’s fast-paced world, security is a top priority, and luxury apartments in Dwarka do not disappoint. Most projects are located within gated communities with 24/7 security, including CCTV surveillance, intercom facilities, and access-controlled entry points. This ensures that you and your family can live without worry, knowing that your home is secure. Moreover, the design of these luxury homes often includes secluded spaces, ensuring that residents enjoy utmost privacy.

High Return on Investment

Investing in a luxury apartment for sale in Dwarka is not only about the lifestyle; it’s also a smart financial decision. The strategic location, excellent infrastructure, and growing demand for high-end homes ensure that property values in Dwarka appreciate over time. Whether you plan to live in the apartment or rent it out, you can expect strong returns on your investment in the long run.

The Ideal Community for Families and Professionals

Dwarka is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, with well-maintained parks, reputable schools, and healthcare facilities that make it ideal for raising children. Additionally, professionals will appreciate Dwarka’s proximity to business hubs, making it easy to strike the perfect balance between work and home life. The neighborhood also offers plenty of options for shopping, dining, and entertainment, making it a dynamic place to live for people of all ages.

Sustainable Living

Many luxury apartment complexes in Dwarka are designed with sustainability in mind. With energy-efficient features such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and energy-efficient lighting, these apartments not only reduce your carbon footprint but also lower utility costs. Living in such eco-friendly homes allows you to enjoy a luxurious lifestyle while contributing to environmental sustainability.

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[ad_1] Lauding Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first visit to the UAE in 2015, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlighted the growing strength of India-UAE relations, stating that both countries are now in an “era of new milestones”. Speaking at the launch of Symbiosis International University’s campus in Dubai on Thursday, Jaishankar noted that the ties between India and the UAE have reached new heights, driven by key collaborations in sectors like fintech, renewable energy, infrastructure, and defence. Jaishankar pointed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s historic visit to the UAE in 2015, which was the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister in over a century to the emirate state, marking a significant turning point in bilateral relations. “India-UAE ties are today truly in an era of new milestones. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s historic visit in 2015 was the first in the century, and so are our Comprehensive Economic Partnerships for negotiating on record time,” Jaishankar said. “Fintech linkages like RuPay-Jaywan or UPI-AANE are also the first in the domain. The activity and collaborations that we are constantly expanding, be it renewable energy, infrastructure, digital tech, defence or security. They are all path-breaking in their own way,” he added. He emphasised that the launch of the Symbiosis campus in Dubai is part of a broader trend that reflects the growing educational and cultural exchanges between the two countries. “This campus and your education are part of a larger trend that has seen India and the UAE come close in an unprecedented way,” he said. Jaishankar also addressed the youth, acknowledging that they face both extraordinary opportunities and formidable challenges. India and the UAE established diplomatic relations in 1972. While the UAE opened its Embassy in India in 1972, India opened its Embassy in the UAE in 1973. The traditionally strong bilateral relations between India and the UAE gained new momentum when Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the UAE in 2015, the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister in 34 years. This marked the beginning of a new Comprehensive and Strategic Partnership between the two nations. In 2022, India and the UAE signed the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) during a virtual summit between PM Modi and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. From the UAE, there have been multiple visits by President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed. In 2016 and 2017, he visited as Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi. In September 2023, he visited India as the President of the UAE to attend the G20 Leaders’ Summit. In November 2023, he participated in the 2nd Virtual Global South Summit. In January 2024, he visited Gujarat to attend the 10th Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit as the Chief Guest. On the matter of educational ties between the two nations, more than 100 international Indian schools are there in the UAE following the CBSE and Kerala Board curricula, with mostly children of Indian expatriates settled in the UAE. A tripartite MoU was signed on 15 July 2023 between the Ministry of Education of India, IIT Delhi and the Abu Dhabi Department of Education & Knowledge (ADEK) to establish an overseas campus of IIT Delhi in Abu Dhabi. Other leading Indian institutions like Manipal, BITS Pilani and Amity University also have set up their campuses in the UAE.   [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Lauding Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first visit to the UAE in 2015, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlighted the growing strength of India-UAE relations, stating that both countries are now in an “era of new milestones”. Speaking at the launch of Symbiosis International University’s campus in Dubai on Thursday, Jaishankar noted that the ties between India and the UAE have reached new heights, driven by key collaborations in sectors like fintech, renewable energy, infrastructure, and defence. Jaishankar pointed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s historic visit to the UAE in 2015, which was the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister in over a century to the emirate state, marking a significant turning point in bilateral relations. “India-UAE ties are today truly in an era of new milestones. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s historic visit in 2015 was the first in the century, and so are our Comprehensive Economic Partnerships for negotiating on record time,” Jaishankar said. “Fintech linkages like RuPay-Jaywan or UPI-AANE are also the first in the domain. The activity and collaborations that we are constantly expanding, be it renewable energy, infrastructure, digital tech, defence or security. They are all path-breaking in their own way,” he added. He emphasised that the launch of the Symbiosis campus in Dubai is part of a broader trend that reflects the growing educational and cultural exchanges between the two countries. “This campus and your education are part of a larger trend that has seen India and the UAE come close in an unprecedented way,” he said. Jaishankar also addressed the youth, acknowledging that they face both extraordinary opportunities and formidable challenges. India and the UAE established diplomatic relations in 1972. While the UAE opened its Embassy in India in 1972, India opened its Embassy in the UAE in 1973. The traditionally strong bilateral relations between India and the UAE gained new momentum when Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the UAE in 2015, the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister in 34 years. This marked the beginning of a new Comprehensive and Strategic Partnership between the two nations. In 2022, India and the UAE signed the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) during a virtual summit between PM Modi and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. From the UAE, there have been multiple visits by President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed. In 2016 and 2017, he visited as Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi. In September 2023, he visited India as the President of the UAE to attend the G20 Leaders’ Summit. In November 2023, he participated in the 2nd Virtual Global South Summit. In January 2024, he visited Gujarat to attend the 10th Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit as the Chief Guest. On the matter of educational ties between the two nations, more than 100 international Indian schools are there in the UAE following the CBSE and Kerala Board curricula, with mostly children of Indian expatriates settled in the UAE. A tripartite MoU was signed on 15 July 2023 between the Ministry of Education of India, IIT Delhi and the Abu Dhabi Department of Education & Knowledge (ADEK) to establish an overseas campus of IIT Delhi in Abu Dhabi. Other leading Indian institutions like Manipal, BITS Pilani and Amity University also have set up their campuses in the UAE.   [ad_2] Source link

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Discover Omaxe State Dwarka: The New Landmark in Delhi's Real Estate

If you’re looking for a premium lifestyle in the heart of Delhi, Omaxe State Dwarka should be at the top of your list. Strategically located in Sector 19, Dwarka, this project by Omaxe Group is set to redefine luxury living in the national capital. With its ambitious vision, modern amenities, and prime location, Omaxe State Dwarka is fast becoming one of the most sought-after residential and commercial spaces in Delhi.

Prime Location: Omaxe Dwarka Sector 19

Omaxe State Dwarka is perfectly situated in Sector 19, one of the most promising sectors in Dwarka. The area is well-connected to major parts of Delhi through roads like the Dwarka Expressway, which ensures smooth connectivity to key areas like the Indira Gandhi International Airport, Gurugram, and the heart of South Delhi. The metro connectivity is an added advantage, making it easier for residents to commute.

Sector 19 is emerging as a bustling hub with a mix of residential and commercial developments. This makes Omaxe State Dwarka not just a place to live but also a great investment opportunity for those looking to own a property in a prime location of Delhi.

What Makes Omaxe State Dwarka Stand Out?

Omaxe Group, known for its quality construction and innovative designs, has created a project that caters to the evolving needs of modern urbanites. Omaxe State Dwarka is designed to offer a holistic living experience, combining luxury, comfort, and convenience.

World-Class Amenities: The project offers state-of-the-art amenities such as a well-equipped gym, swimming pool, kids' play area, landscaped gardens, and sports facilities. The focus is on providing a balanced lifestyle, catering to fitness enthusiasts, families, and individuals looking for recreational options within their residential complex.

Omaxe Mall Dwarka: One of the highlights of this project is the upcoming Omaxe Mall Dwarka. This mall is set to be a one-stop destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. With a variety of retail stores, restaurants, and entertainment zones, it promises to bring a vibrant shopping experience to the residents of Dwarka and nearby areas. The mall will not only enhance the lifestyle of residents but also provide an excellent investment opportunity for businesses looking to establish their presence in a prime location.

High-Quality Construction: Omaxe Group has always been synonymous with quality and reliability. Omaxe State Dwarka follows the same legacy. The project features robust construction, modern architecture, and the use of high-quality materials, ensuring durability and a premium living experience. The well-planned layout of the apartments ensures ample natural light and ventilation, making each home a haven of comfort.

Omaxe State Dwarka Reviews: What Homebuyers Are Saying

The early reviews for Omaxe State Dwarka have been overwhelmingly positive. Potential buyers and investors have praised the project's strategic location, high-quality construction, and the range of amenities on offer. Many have highlighted the project's proximity to essential facilities like schools, hospitals, shopping centers, and metro stations, making it an ideal choice for families and working professionals.

Investors are particularly excited about the potential return on investment, given the rapid development in Dwarka and the growing demand for premium housing in the area. The upcoming Omaxe Mall Dwarka is also a big draw, as it adds significant commercial value to the project.

Investment Potential: Why Choose Omaxe State Dwarka?

Investing in Omaxe State Dwarka is a smart decision for several reasons:

High ROI: Given the project's prime location in Sector 19, Dwarka, and the rapid infrastructural development in the area, property prices are expected to appreciate significantly in the coming years. This makes it an excellent opportunity for long-term investors looking for high returns.

Quality of Life: For end-users, the project offers a perfect blend of luxury and convenience. The presence of top-notch amenities, well-designed residential spaces, and the upcoming Omaxe Mall Dwarka makes it an ideal choice for those seeking a high-quality lifestyle.

Trusted Developer: Omaxe Group is a well-established name in the Indian real estate industry. With a track record of successful projects across various cities, the developer has earned the trust of homebuyers. Investing in a project by Omaxe ensures that you’re getting value for your money and the peace of mind that comes with buying from a reputed builder.

Conclusion

Omaxe State Dwarka is more than just a residential project; it’s a vision of modern living in one of Delhi’s fastest-growing localities. Whether you’re a homebuyer looking for a comfortable and luxurious lifestyle or an investor seeking a property with high growth potential, Omaxe State Dwarka offers the perfect blend of both.