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Akshardham Temple, Delhi, India: Swaminarayan Akshardham is a Hindu temple, and spiritual-cultural campus in Delhi, India. The temple is close to the border with Noida. Also referred to as Akshardham Temple or Akshardham Delhi, the complex displays millennia of traditional and modern Hindu culture, spirituality, and architecture. Wikipedia

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Rangrez

Chaper 6- Gajgamini

S/n: I AM SORRy this is too late, but you will realize when you read this. You guys are gonna hopefully love it. Also kainat's day to day activities involves rizzing, depression, and happy.

Ram could hear jingling of ghungroo from inside. The door was open, just a curtain draped on the frame, sunlight passing through. Ram's first time to ever visit Kainat's home. On the way he realised that he should probably bring some souvenir, as a token of apology or as a gift for her new place. He stood by the entrance, wrapped mogra in leaves in hand, seeing Kainat whose back was turned towards him.

His gaze couldn't move from her, the sweetness of her ghungroo, white skirt, black blouse, long plaits with a statement hair pin and gold earrings. She walked like a swan, her hips and folds dipping down, and up. Ram could feel his heart hammering in his chest. Every step, every movement of her waist sent him in a frenzy. She finally turned around- he was at lost. And her big eyes stalled on the masculine figure. Kainat's face was glowing in sweat, cheeks blushing and lips plump. Ram stared as if his eyes could devour everything she has to show. Kainat's hand came close to her bosom, and tucked her pallu in her skirt.

Kainat cocked an eyebrow, and just by the movement of her pupils, she asked Ram to sit on the wooden chair. Ram stammered, but managed to be seated. Kainat smiled to herself and bowed just a bit, her hand waving in a graceful manner. "Aadab".

Ram bowed his head in return. Why did he find her so alluring now? Kainat walked to the earthen matka, dipping a steel glass in the cold water. "Delhi is hotter than Lahore" she stated, and could see Ram nodding from her peripheral vision. He couldn't help but stare at her, the droplets of water that missed her lips traveling down from her neck, inside her blouse. Ram looked away. She was always pretty, yes, but why so attractive now?

"What brings you here, Mr. Ramaraju?" Kainat kept a glass of water on the table beside Ram, and Ram could smell the roses rubbed on her skin. She took a few steps back, and sat on the floor in front of him. "Did you bring the flowers for your wife?" Her leg extended from the ruffles of skirt, untying her ghungru.

Ram smirked. "No, they are for you" he said, and kept them on the table. Ram saw her bending to open the knots, her cleavage peaking from the dark, heart shaped blouse. There were intricate designs on sleeves too, and the skirt had a thick work on border. It looked expensive. "You're staring" Kainat didn't have to look up from her business to notice that. Ram smiled and looked away.

"Won't your wife be mad that you got me flowers?" Kainat asked, getting up. Ram nodded. "I am not married" he said, drinking from the glass. "What about any lover?" Kainat kept her ghungru on the table near her, wrapping them in the bag. Ram hummed to deny, still drinking water. "Well you looked like someone who could get used to some pleasure" Kainat's word made Ram choke. He coughed on the water, only to hear Kainat giggle.

She strolled back to sit in front of him on the floor, with Ram's eyes stalking her every movement. "What brings you here? Wasn't insulting me enough in front of everyone?" Ram was surprised to see how easily she said so, no grief or remorse on her face- just a sensual smile and doe eyes. Though, Ram's eyes held deep sorrow. "I came to apologise".

Kainat's eyebrows shot up. "All I got to know from Lahore is that no one knew you or had a complaint against you" Ram said, and he moved down to sit on the floor in front of her. He saw Kainat's downturn face. "What's wrong?" Kainat looked up again, and shook her head with a smile. Ram didn't want to probe, but she looked disappointed. "Tell me" he said.

"It's weird that they said they don't know me. I'm sure they went to my home, asked about me. Rehana aapa would never say she didn't know me." Kainat's voice was just above a whisper. Ram stared at her long face. "It's like being disowned by the very person who shares the same blood, as if she no longer acknowledges my existence. I was expecting her to be upset- but did she really said she didn't know me?" Ram's eyes locked with her eager ones. He couldn't help but just sigh and nod.

"Kainat" the word rolled from Ram's kips, and it held a depth it never did before. "Your value isn't determined by your relations. Or your family's rejections. Now that you have left that behind, don't let it tie you down- rather start building your life in Delhi now." That was the last thing she was expecting from this man. To be kind, and respectful to her? She might have judged him too soon. Kainat nodded, emitting a smile. His reassurance did give some solace- a need of support in the new city.

"Show what you got me?" Kainat said, trying to lighten the mood. Ram beamed and picked up the green packet, unwrapping the thin rope from it. He pulled the white flowers out, and handed them to Kainat. "Pretty" she muttered, taking a whiff from them. Kainat stood up, to put them in her hair by the mirror. Taking a hairpin, she attached them, looking at herself. The flowers did match her with her dress. From the reflection in the mirror, Ram raised his eyebrows to ask if she liked them, and Kainat moved her head like a pigeon, her large earrings moving with her head, and the mogra swinging. She liked them.

Kainat turned around, hand clasped together, a pink blush on her face. Almost immediately, she skipped inside, leaving Ram baffled. Confused, he stood there awkwardly, listening to clang of utensils inside. "I forgot that I have made this, how about you try some?" Kainat made her way out, stirring a bowl with spoon. She handed the copper bowl to Ram, smiling. Ram looked at the colourful dish, probably something sweet. "Wha-" "Mutanjan" "Mutanjan?" Kainat nodded. "Sweet rainbow rice?" She said, hands behind her back, expectantly looking at the brooding man. He took a spoonful, constantly maintaining eye contact with Kainat. The poor girl gulped, feeling hot all over. They stared at each other, when Ram cocked his eyebrow, like Kainat did. He then ate another spoonful of rice, moving his head in agreement, like Kainat did. She laughed, slightly bending forward. If Ram did the same, they might be touching each other then.

Ram and Kainat were back on the floor, as Kainat stared at Ram eating up. "What's your full name?" She asked, hugging her knees. "Alluri Sitaramaraju" he said with a mouthful. "You must be from-" "southern India". Kainat nodded, slowly, resting her chin back on her knees. "Well thank you for that" Ram smiled at the young woman and kept the utensils on the floor. "My uncle would really love this" he continued, and Kainat peered up at him from her eyelashes. Ram's world stopped for the third time now. "He lives with you?" "Hm? Oh, not really. But we meet often. I live near the police barracks" Kainat nodded again, crossing her legs. "You really like my cooking" She said, when Ram looked at the time. He should get going.

He stood up, smiling. "I do, I guess" he looked down to see Kainat's hand reaching up towards him. He clasped it to pull her up, some flowers loosing their hold from her hair. "Why don't you come over?" Kainat's heart filled with excitement upon his question. She nodded aggressively, holding the door as Ram made his way out. "Just ask Akhtar to drop you there" Ram put his shoes on and then put his hands in pocket.

The evening glow filled her eyes with brown honey, and a pink cascade on her face. Ram really tried to look away, but he couldn't. He didn't even notice when her hands reached forward, plucking the rice from his thick moustache. "I'll take my leave now" he muttered, his eyes lost. Kainat nodded. She felt like she should say something- but what? Ram turned around and left, a soft glow in his heart. He fisted the hand he touched her with.

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The 13th Annniversary Arshi Fiesta

Moodboard : historical AU

Whispers of the Heart | Chapter 02

I am not very good at writing ffs. I even read ffs very selectively. But it was an attempt of me to participate in the 13th-anniversary arshi fiesta. I might be wrong about certain aspects of that age and era, but it's a fantasy, so why not?

I don't own Arnav and Khushi and the story is purely fictional and has no relation to any living or dead. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

Chapter 2

After 10 years

Arnav was threading the busy traffic of the Bazar with his ambassador mark 1 to reach the St.Stephen all-women college of Delhi to pick up certain someone who he hadn't talked to, for almost 2 years. Though it was the cheapest car of that generation, it was his most prized possession at that moment, brought by the profit he got from his first export shipments of the textile factory he bought 1 year ago. But his mind was on that girl who lived in his mind rent-free till that fateful day 2 years ago and hadn't left ever since. Even at that moment, he could still feel her, if he closed his eyes.

Shaking himself off to get rid of that feeling, he concentrated on the road. Arnav's focus cleared to zoom in on that girl of question, no no, a young woman, in a simple white saree with a blue border, a mandatory college ware. The way she drapped the saree over her was very modest, but modesty seemed to allude Arnav today. His heart gave a thud realizing he could vividly feel how that petite body felt pressed to his. 'control yourself, Arnav. you've done so much damage already', Arnav chastised himself, willing his heart to a normal rhythm. Her jet-black hair was pleated into a single braid and a simple black bindi in the middle of her eyebrows that brought out her hazel-coloured doe eyes even more highlighted by a thin line of kajal. That was what Arnav was so scared of. Her little bindi had the power over him that the whole Oxford female fraternity didn't. He might have not talked to her but he saw her secretly every time he came to Dehli and watched her spread her wings like a butterfly to be the beautiful woman she ended up being. Roma Chachi had given her an apt name 'titliya'. All those times watching her from a distance Arnav tried his best to control his heart and mind, but ended up failing every single time. There was a reason why he avoided her for 2 years.

Khushi was standing at the gate of the college with her classmate, Sarita Chauhan, waiting for Akash Vai to pick her up. Khushi was irritated, she insisted on taking the rickshaw back home but due to the overprotective nature of Bhai and Babuji, she couldn't do that. But she didn't expect to see Him that day and somehow she knew he had come to pick her up. The last two years did a kind of magic to him or was it London or the girls of London to be exact, she didn't know. The Arnav sitting in front of her in that car donning the black glasses and clad in a rolled-up white shirt and black suspenders was a far cry from the man she last saw. But he was still Arnav among all of these, Her Arnav. That's why it didn't surprise her when her heart went overboard 'dhak-dhak,dhak-dhak,dhak-dhak'. Her friend beside her produced a small sound of appreciation,

"oh Khushi, you've never introduced me to your brothers. now I understand why." giving her a little nudge with her shoulder.

Khushi scoffed at her comment " he is not my brother. "

It's been 10 years since she lost her parents. And in the middle of all of these when Mahindar Chachu became her Babuji and Manoroma Chachi became Amma, she couldn't exactly pinpoint. And as a result, she got two brothers who loved her fiercely as their own. Abba had arranged a home tutor for her when she was 10 years old, because she couldn't bear the stress of public schooling. As soon as she started to form complete sentences her tutor advised her to write letters to her brothers, studying in Darjeeling. She wrote letters to Akash bhai and Aman bhai and then she wrote another letter to Arnav addressing him as 'Dear Arnav'. Her tutor chastised her for not adding a 'bhai' or a 'ji' at the end of his name. But Arnav was never her 'bhai', was he? He never felt like a 'bhai'. He was so much more. But above all, he was Her 'Arnav'.Just 'Arnav.' she used to call her 'Arnav' since she was 8. Nobody corrected her till she was 16. Then she started to call him 'Arnavji'. Now she didn't know what to call him anymore.

Arnav parked the car in front of her. when she made no move to sit inside, he took off the glasses unleashing his dark brown eyes on her. he opened the car door from inside and addressed her -

" what are you waiting for Khushi Kumari Gupta? Pandit bulake mahurat nikal na parega kya?" giving her the crooked half-smile that she adored. His familiar husky voice sent a wave of wistfulness through her. A thousand memories spun in her head, tangling together. God, she missed him so much. "Akash bhai and Aman are busy in the printing press. Cachu asked me to drop you home."

Khushi stared at him for another moment then with a huff she entered the car, which was a bad decision she understood not long after. Being in a closed space with him was torture. His enchanting woody scent engulfed her and transported her to a particular day that was in the centre of conflict between them. Both of them stared at anything but at each other, but soon Khushi couldn't resist the temptation to steal a look at him, which was a far worse decision than the previous one. Her eyes found his hands on the steering wheel, clutching it and as soon as a flashback of those hands flooded her mind - those hands clutching her smaller ones when they used to take a walk, those hands closing the hook of a payal around her ankles, those hands teaching her smaller ones to hold the chalk to write on the black slate, those hands helping her to plant rose plants on the garden. Her mind shifted to her smaller hands giving prasad to his larger ones, his hands cracking open the peanut shell for her whenever they went to the mela, his hands pulling her braids.'Have those hands become larger till the last time she saw them?' Khushi mused silently. Then a switch flipped in her mind, more flashbacks, she started to feel his hands on her cheek, on her waist, on the back of her head. Khushi closed her eyes tightly and clutched the books in her hands and to drive away those visions from her mind, blurted out what came to her mind at that moment " Anjali di said, you could not come to Delhi for another 3 months"

Arnav, looking at Khushi from the corner of his eyes, said "I didn't plan to. But My best friend is marrying my little sister. I wouldn't miss that wedding for the world and Roma Chachi said no more auspicious 'mohurat' after this month until the end of this year. And it's not like I have not been travelling to and fro between Delhi and London in the last couple of years."

Khushi nodding and trying to swallow down the hurt, said solemnly "I know."

Arnav had been studying law at Oxford University for the last couple of years. He had passed his bar exam and had been doing an apprenticeship under a Barrister in London for the last year. She knew all of this from Aman bhai. On the other hand, Arnav sold the land that his grandfather gave him and bought a run-down textile factory in old Delhi. She knew he had been very busy and she also knew he had been to Dehli multiple times in the last 2 years. He didn't stay in Rajput haveli nowadays when he came to Delhi. He had rented a two-storied bungalow on the outskirts of the town. But what hurt her more was he went to Rajput haveli to meet Amma and Babuji every time he came to Delhi, only when she was in school. So, it was not so difficult to figure out, who he was avoiding. Why, why she have to ruin the most important friendship she had in her life??? If only she wouldn't have done what she did 2 years ago.

It didn't escape Arnav's eyes the pain that flashed through her face. He still could read her like an open book, could decode the emotions that transpired through her pretty eyes. He regretted hurting her so much, but it was for the greater good. Sometimes he thought he preferred to remember her as still eight years old because she'd adored him then. She would gladly follow him anywhere. In fact, whenever she saw him leave, heading toward the garden where he liked to walk and think, she would come running after him. Even though she frequently fell, her little legs no match for his long, strong ones, she never cried and never complained. She was strong even back then.

Little Khushi used to fill their conversation with a million inquisitive questions though, looking at him with trusting big eyes. Her questions made him laugh and stumbled over answers.

When she was eight, he was her Hero.

As soon as the car reached Rajput Haveli, she all but sprinted away from him. Arnav sighed grabbing the package from the backseat he also entered the house. As soon as he reached the living room, he was met with Madhumati ji scolding Khushi for running around carelessly, even at the age of eighteen and her praying to God to give her 'sanka devi' same 'satbuddhi'. Then there was Roma Chachi, who came rushing towards him to give him a hug. Roma Chachi never failed to make him feel loved. Arnav admired this woman for her enormous capacity to love those who weren't hers.

"London suits you, Arnav Bitwa, look at you, how handsome you've turned out to be!!!! "

Arnav's tall figure folded itself to return her hug, teasing her he proceeded "And you didn't change at all Roma chachi. Still as gorgeous as ever. I missed you so much."

Manoroma smiled at him fondly. A child she once wished was hers so that she could have protected him from the heartbreak he endured at such a tender age " I missed you too, Bitwa. Don't be a stranger now like you have been for past years, ab toh hum ristedaar bhi banne wale hain."

Arnav smilled at her " I'll try."

Manoroma continued, "I hope you are staying with us this time, aren't you?" seeing Arnav nodding his head, she continued "Good, now I am going to the temple, we'll talk after I come back. chaliye, madhumati ji."

Arnav watched them leave and then silently proceeded toward the first floor crossing the stairs. At the very least, he could try to save whatever was left of the friendship he once shared with Khushi.

Khushi sat cross-legged on her bed, looking at the payal that broke as soon as she entered her room hurriedly a few minutes ago. It had been her room since her parents had died. It had seen so many of her tears and held so many of her secrets. Bua ji nowadays, began to get on her nerves, reminding everyone of her spinster status, but Khushi was adamant not to get married before she enrolled for college, now that she finally did it, she didn't have any excuses left.

Looking at the payal, Khushi thought of how it's been almost 10 years since she was wearing that particular payal. One morning 10 years ago, in the garden, looking at her rag doll, she confessed to Arnav that she used to have a similar payal like her doll once, that the bad guys had stolen from her too. And she missed wearing the payals. It was one of the first things she had admitted to Arnav during their long walks.

He'd asked her why she didn't just ask Mahindar Chachu and Chachi for payals and Khushi had tearfully confessed her fear that if she wanted too much, her new guardians would give her away. And the sound of payals must disturbed them as well.

That very weekend, he'd bought her this payal and its pair. She'd loved it. It was the first time since her parents died that she'd bounced in places with joy like she was really eight and not eighty. She giggled with her delighted-little-girl pleasure.

Khushi stared at the payal with a sad smile on her face. The clasp had been given away. Just like their relationship now. She still remembered how the payals were too big for her small ankles, he had to make a loop at the end to adjust them to her size.

Arnav had adored her once.

But she'd messed that up good and proper a long time ago. But did she really mess it up beyond repair?

A knock on the door drew her thoughts out of the past. To her surprise, it was Arnav standing in the doorway, his expression as passive as ever. "Can I come in?"

She nodded, automatically scooting backwards to lean back against her headboard. He came to sit in front of her, and Khushi smirked, remembering playing Ludo with him at that same position, at that same spot when she was 10, 11, 12.

"What are you laughing at?" he asked, curious. A smile played at his lips that made her heart feel like a thunder about to strike.

"I was just remembering beating you in ludo," she said quietly. In her room, it was harder to be aloof as she tried to be with him. How long had she been trying to show him she was grown up, grown past the foolish girl she'd been when they...

His smile broadened but only slightly. Still, it was enough to make her blood feel warmer. "So you found a game you can actually beat me at, Phati sari. Don't get arrogant." He pointed a finger in her face.

Laughing lightly, she remembered the origin of her nickname at the kanya puja day, when she was 10, Amma had made her wear a red saree made for little girls. it was so beautiful. She ran to the garden to show it to Arnav where he was helping Babuji to sow the vegetable seeds and ended up tearing the pretty saree in that process. She cried the whole day so much that Babuji ended up buying two more similar sarees just like that. But she couldn't get away from the torment of Arnav's teasing. She gained that nickname a day later. she stared down at her lap, tracing the broken payal with the pad of her finger. He sounded like his old self just then addressing her with the name he gave her, the one who wasn't so uncomfortable and cold around her. 'O Devi maiya, what do she need to sacrifice to have that again.' she sighed and asked "So what did you want to talk about?"

"This is awkward," he said after a moment of silence. "It seems almost pompous for me to say I'm proud of you."

"Why do you think it's pompous?" she asked, curiously. "I mean, everyone else has said it... unless you don't mean it."

"Of course I mean it," he said, his tone sincere. "A graduate degree in English literature" He looked down, then back at her again"You always wanted to be a writer. I am sorry I wasn't there when you enrolled on college, I should have been there." he said with a decisive, displeased tone. "I know I haven't been as supportive as I could have been these last few years."

Khushi shook her head. Arnav had always been something of an enigma to her. Well, not always. There was a time when their relationship had been simple. At some point, something had changed. What that was, Khushi was still at a loss as to explain. She knew when the switchover had happened, though.

"Arnav," she said with a sigh. "If it hadn't been for you, I wouldn't have even tried to get into a college. You have always encouraged me to write and kept me interested in the world of literature with the books you used to send me."He even sent her books when he was avoiding her those last few years.

Looking up at him, she smiled. "you were the only one who never doubted my capabilities. You just seemed so certain I could do it - even if it would be hard."

"Most things worth doing are difficult," he said quietly. "It never occurred to me to doubt you. If that was what you wanted, I knew you were capable."

And because he knew, she believed, she thought but didn't say. "It was difficult. Still, I did it, and I think I made the right choice. You had everything to do with that."

Their silence then was not so awkward, but more comfortable. Then Arnav reminded the package in his hand and extended it to her. As soon as she saw the package, her face brightened with a brilliant smile and she all but tore the packaging of the book. 'A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens ' It's her favourite book, but it was special.

"you brought me the first edition" She looked in awe both at the book and at the man. When the awe subsided awkwardness seeped in. Arnav was about to leave.

"Arnav," she began hurriedly, blowing out a breath in a huff, she was ready to right wrongs in her life, and start fresh. "I know you've been... wary about seeing me since... since then. And I don't blame you. I know things have been strange for a long time. But I was a stupid girl then. A lot has changed - I've changed. I'm not going to... do that again. So if that's what you're worried about-"

"Khushi," he said quickly, reaching across the space that separated them, putting his index finger over her lips.

For the space of a few breaths, Khushi's heartbeat began to stutter. Time stood still, their breaths caught. She didn't know how long it had been since she was watching his hooded eyes, looking at his dilated pupil.

And then a moment later, a curtain seemed to fall over his expressive eyes, hiding all the secrets she so desperately wanted to reveal, his eyes holding hers. He let his hand drop slowly before he broke eye contact, staring out the window. For long moments, he was silent. "It's not you. It's never been you."

She waited, but he didn't seem inclined to explain further. "Is it so unthinkable ?" she asked finally. She cringed because she'd feared the answer to this question for years. He was her best friend, her confidant - the most important person in her life since almost before she could remember. That had never changed. And she didn't want to lose him. She would take him in whatever capabilities he would like to share with her.

"Is what so unthinkable?" he asked, dreading the answer himself.

"Can't we try to be friends again?" Her voice was quiet, and she struggled to make it not waiver. It felt strangely like her world would crumble if he put the final nail in the coffin of their relationship, as melodramatic as that sounded.

To her surprise, his eyes were wide, almost horrified. He shook his head, chuckling nervously. He thought she would ask about something else. "I never imagined you would interpret my attitude that way." He rubbed a hand over his chin, tracing the line of stubble - it had been some days since he'd shaved. She'd noticed that almost instantly when he walked in the door. She still remembered the way that little bit of stubble felt, brushing against her cheek.

"To answer your question, of course, we can be friends. I've never not been your friend," he said finally.

This cheered her considerably, and Khushi sat up straight, smiling. "Good."

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Between 1997–2000, 15% of Israel's exports made their way to India. Over the next five years, weapon deliveries ballooned to 27%. In 2006, Israel's arms exports were worth $4.2bn, of which India accounted for $1.5bn worth of imports on its own. Between 2003 and 2013, India became the single largest purchaser of Israeli arms, accounting for upwards of one-third of all arms exported out of the Jewish state. Israel had become India's second largest arms supplier after Russia. At some point in the 2000s, Prabir Purkayastha writes, Israel was supplying more arms to India than it was the Israeli army. Israel's overall arms exports between 2000–2007 were close to $29.7bn, a far cry from the early 1980s when exports were closer to $1bn per annum. In 2012, exports of weapons hit $7.5bn, an increase of 129% from the previous year, cementing Israel in the top ten bracket of the world's leading defense exporters, with India rapidly featuring as its most dependable buyer.

The centrality of Israeli weapons to New Delhi precipitated several high-profile corruption scandals involving the Indian government and Israeli arms manufacturers. It also appeared to assist in exonerating them from accountability, prompting Purkayastha to posit that the "same rules do not seem to apply to Israeli companies—an indication that Israel has made it into the Indian defence establishment." Following 26/11, India was purchasing an implausible variety of hardware from Israel. From sensors and electro-optical systems, to surveillance and armed drones; night goggles to long-range surface to air missiles; radars that would be installed on balloons on the border with Pakistan to the upgrading of 130mm M-46 guns used by soldiers. The deals amounted to around $10bn worth of business between 2000 and 2010 alone.

Azad Essa, Hostile Homelands: The New Alliance Between India and Israel

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[DW is German State Media]

Running an administration made up of three staunchly right-wing parties appears to be tedious but it hasn't changed her, says the leader of the post-fascist, radical right-wing Brothers of Italy party.[...]

Over the past year, Meloni, 46, hasn't repeated any of the more radical slogans she was so fond of while campaigning. At home in Italy, she is trying to shape domestic policy according to strict conservative family ideals while on the economic front she has more or less carried on with the relatively successful policies of her predecessor, Mario Draghi. Meanwhile at the European level, she has been almost moderate. One doesn't hear acerbic criticism of the EU from her these days and around the world, she seeks out friends and allies. In fact, she leaves the radical statements to her coalition partners: Matteo Salvini of the right-wing League (in Italian, Lega) party and Antonio Tajani, the country's foreign minister and head of Forza Italia, which was previously led by the late Silvio Berlusconi.[...]

The one thing that doesn't seem to weigh on her daily duties as Italy's leader is the fact that her own party's logo features the eternal flame that sits on the tomb of former Italian dictator Benito Mussolini. Her partners in Europe also seem to be looking past that. One hears EU administrators in Brussels confess surprise at how "mild-mannered" and "soft-spoken" the Italian leader has become.[...]

At a Rome press conference with Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz, head of the centrist Social Democrats, Meloni told reporters that both were in agreement on all of the most important policy areas and that they were looking for pragmatic cooperation. Scholz didn't object. Meloni also seems to have built a rapport with European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen. [...]

During a recent visit to the Italian island of Lampedusa, von der Leyen and Meloni also seemed to be on the same page when it came to migration policy. That means monitoring borders, reducing arrivals and collaborating more closely with transit countries. Meloni's suggestion that the navy should blockade the coasts of North Africa was the only one that didn't win support from von der Leyen. The two women have already traveled to Tunisia twice to try and wring an agreement out of the autocratic Tunisian president on holding back migrants. Meloni sees that as part of her strategy to focus more on North Africa than previous heads of state have done, in her bid to stem migration.[...]

The heads of the EU and G7 states were actually relieved when Meloni expressed unconditional support for Ukraine in the war with Russia. US President Joe Biden praised Meloni's stance about how defending Ukraine also defends Europe's freedom.

"I hope you'll be nice to me," Biden joked when Meloni visited him at the White House in Washington this summer. Meloni responded with a telling laugh. Only a year ago Biden had branded her election victory a danger to democracy. Meloni let it be known that the pair were on friendly terms again after the one-on-one meeting in Washington. Meloni, who was completely inexperienced in foreign policy, has also been making friends at international summits, such as the recent G20 meeting in New Delhi. The public affection demonstrated by India's nationalist Prime Minister Narendra Modi prompted excited comments on social media in that country. The names, Meloni and Modi, were melded to create the new label "Melodi."

A win for moderation! /s

24 Sep 23

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i’m staying at Agra but might visit other cities too

okay so ofc the taj mahal (i advice to go early near sunrise time), red fort and agra fort.

delhi is close so i would recommend going there to explore connaught place, india gate, akshardham (it’s a temple). delhi is the capital of india so lots of political building and other monuments (like quitab minar, lodhi gardens etc). also known for momos, so try that and street food in general!

then you could go towards amritsar, punjab to see the golden temple and the bagha border.

my recommendation is to go towards the south like goa for the party & club scene, and kerala for a peaceful, quiet, beach-y, nice time!

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India's Water Scarcity Expected To Get More Severe By 2050: UN Report

Pic Source: https://www.circleofblue.org/2019/india/groundwater-plummets-in-delhi-city-of-29-million/

To Start the Discussion

The nation that pumps the most groundwater has come to terms with its food and water security, which threatens to undermine political and economic stability as well as long-term public health. Circle of Blue uncovers how a nation of 1.3 billion people is inviting disease, economic suffering, and social instability by neglecting to safeguard its water in this special report, which builds on years of on-the-ground reporting. This post is included with the assumption on India's Water Scarcity Expected to Get More Severe By 2050. Have a look on the discussion for detailed information. A food supply "toxic time bomb" with global repercussions goes hand in hand with the depletion and poisoning of groundwater. Farmers use untreated wastewater that is mixed with sewage and industrial chemicals when irrigation wells run dry. The water changed from sustaining life to claiming it, as one villager put it.

A Wide Range of Issues

Delhi is making an effort to meet the demands of tens of millions of people by building new infrastructure on top of water systems that were created centuries ago, like other worldwide megacities, some of which are the size of small nations. Historically, the city relied on a network of check dams, step wells, and natural drains for its water supply. In this arrangement, rainwater was collected during the monsoon season and used all year round. Its historic network was neglected as a result of the metro area's recent decades of rapid growth, which has seen its population surpass 29 million, according to the UN. The majority of the city's natural drainage systems have been covered over or blocked by rubbish. Either lakes or other bodies of water have dried up, or they are now clogged with trash and other pollution. According to Upmanu Lall, a professor at Columbia University and the head of the Columbia Water Center, "Sewers, where they exist, release untreated or inadequately treated water," he told Circle of Blue. According to Lall, seasonal floods also disperses toxins throughout the city's water supply. "There are many places that flood when there are no sewage systems, mobilizing everything on the ground." Delhi's surface water is in poor condition as well. The Yamuna River, a tributary of the Ganges, is used by locals for drinking, bathing, and washing. However, the river is a poisonous brew of industrial chemicals, agricultural runoff, and sewage. According to a recent study, 1,500 unlicensed slums' worth of sewage and feces are dumped right into the Yamuna. The government-owned Delhi Jal Board is in charge of managing the city's water distribution system. Eighty-one percent of Delhi households have some access to piped water, though the supply—which comes from the Yamuna River and the ground—isn't always dependable or clean. The water that enters the pipes frequently leaks out. Water loss in the city might reach 40% as a result of theft and leakage. Approximately 625,000 households do not have any connection to the city pipelines, according to the 2011 Census. These homes are mostly found in slums or unofficial settlements.

Closing the Discourse

Borewells or tanker trucks are used by millions of residents who are not adequately supplied by the city's water distribution system or are excluded from it. Illegal borewells are commonplace across the city, with some of them extending more than 120 meters. According to a report from March 2018, 15 of Delhi's 27 administrative divisions "overexploit" groundwater. There are additional variables at play in Delhi's impending groundwater issue besides illegal groundwater extraction. According to Lall, the Delhi metropolitan region includes its own capital territory and is bordered by the states of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana, both of which regularly pump considerable amounts of groundwater for domestic use. The region's water users as a whole are taking groundwater more quickly than it is naturally replenishing. Read the full article

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Transcending Borders

Sitting here in bed with a chest cold and recovering from my first real experience with “Delhi Belly.” I’m my mother’s daughter and can’t quite use the more technical terms for what the last 12 hours have been like. Suffice it to say that it’s been miserable. I remember talking to an IC student before my first trip to India in 2010. She had been on a study trip to India and said “You WILL get sick. You will be so sick you want to die.” I wouldn’t say I wanted to die…but I would have gladly passed out and awakened in a hospital bed (with a bathroom nearby.) After eleven trips to the subcontinent, I think I was getting a bit cocky about food and water safety. Planning to be more vigilant in the future. All I have to think about is me lying on the bathroom floor in the middle of the night—too weak to move (David rescued me.) So not a lot has happened in the past 38 hours. But Wednesday was quite memorable, and I’ve been waiting impatiently until I felt well enough to share with you. When we met with the students at Khalsa on the first day and showed them some clips from our Dagh Dagh Ujala production with the Pakistani actors, we were not quite sure how it would go over. Tensions are particularly high right now between the two countries—as are anti-Muslim sentiments in India. Especially this close to the border, the other side can be demonized. But the students asked, “Can they come here and work with us?” I said, “I wish! But maybe we could schedule a meeting over Zoom.” They were enthusiastic about that idea—and since they have an assignment over their break to interview Partition survivors (if possible) and their families about Partition stories, we decided to arrange this sooner rather than later.

Our wonderful Theatre Wallay family was more than willing- so on Wednesday at 9PM our time, 8:30 PM Pakistan time, 4:30 PM Germany time, 10:30 AM Toronto time, and 8:30 AM Calgary time (our Theatre Wallay family has spread far and wide)- we gathered virtually with the Khalsa Students. After a very brief welcome from me, the meeting was entirely in Punjabi and Urdu. It was interesting to attend, but to have almost no idea of what was being said. It gave David and me the opportunity to focus on body language, etc, rather than words.

At first, we could tell the Khalsa College students were a little shy. Not only were they meeting artists from the other side of the border (in a place many of them have been taught is full of evil), but the Theatre Wallay group is a pretty formidable group of mature and established people! The Theatre Wallay team, not surprisingly, were generous, humorous, and warm—and we could see the students start to relax and respond to our friends. Where questions were hesitant at the beginning of the almost two-hour meeting, by the end they didn’t want to say goodbye!

The whole idea behind Senator Fulbright’s brainchild was that when people meet those from other countries and work together, bridges are built. Person-to-person contact, soft diplomacy. The Fulbright program, according to World Learning, “fosters mutual understanding between nations, advances knowledge across communities, and improves lives around the world.” Seeing our new students laughing and sharing with our friends from Pakistan, I thought, “Well, if I do nothing else in these six months, this moment will be worth it.” At the end of the meeting, one of the students said something to the effect that “We need to stand on our sides of the border and demand that the border be opened. We want to work with you!” How I wish that could happen (safely.) I looked at the mission for the U.S. – India Educational Foundation and this is what I read: “In this mission, USIEF draws on the Indian tradition’s view that scholarship transcends borders.” I’m going to keep hoping and striving towards transcending the border that Cyril Radcliffe created seventy-five years ago--cutting the Punjab in two.

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Buy Industrial Plots at Reliance Met Jhajjar

Reliance Met Industrial Plots Price Jhajjar

Reliance MET is offering Industrial Land to setup Manufacturing Plant Jhajjar. The Government of Haryana has approved Reliance Industrial Plots as Model Economic Township - Reliance MET Industrial Plots Jhajjar.

Reliance MET is offering Industrial Land to setup Manufacturing Plant Jhajjar. The Government of Haryana has approved Reliance Industrial Plots as Model Economic Township - Reliance MET.

About Reliance Industrial Plots Jhajjar

Mostly, Industrial plots at Reliance MET are found on the border of Gurgaon and old Delhi in the Jhajjar district of Haryana. One of the best rated industrial plots in old Delhi is Reliance Model Economic Township project at Jhajjar district.

Reliance Industrial plots Jhajjar are still below development and integrated facilities with social and industrial infrastructure. Footwear park is roofed below four hundred acres of land and clusters for the footwear trade.

Industrial plots at Reliance MET Size

There are basically 1000 square measure, 2000 square, 1 acre, 2.5 acres, and 5 acres of Land in Reliance Industrial Plots. These plots were sold out on a freehold basis. They're on the market with all infrastructure facilities. Plots are going to be for sizes like one thousand, 1 acre, 2.5 acres, and 5 acres.

Reliance Met Industrial Plots Location Connectivity

Reliance MET is very well connected with all National Highways and main road that is otherwise called as western peripheral main road, passing through Old Delhi. This project is connected to all national highways including NH2,

Although, the 2-kilometer rail link from Farukhnagar depot extension to a private freight terminal is in progress. The Garhi Harsaru station is also progressing to be upgraded for sanctioning consignment movement to Northern road and Dwarka main road. This may boost Supply Chain, logistics and transportation to Reliance MET space.

Reliance Met Residential Plots Jhajjar

The Reliance MET Industrial Plots Price also have some residential properties. These residential plots are for those employees and staff who work for Reliance MET. Smart living is available for them at affordable rates. Commercial Property and SCO plots of a spread size are planned inside the accredited space of MET. The plots meet government and state rules in terms of residential or industrial plots.

Supply Chain and Logistics

Reliance MET could be a massive industrial city and desires access to a rail and transport network for the movement of products, each for international as well as for domestic. The Engineering Scale setup has been cleared and a close project report is being ready for Indian railways.

Reliance MET Industrial Plots Jhajjar

Reliance MET industrial plots are located in Farukh Nagar, Gurgaon. They are associated with Gurugram-Farukh Road and further linked to KMP Expressway. It is widely interconnected to Delhi/NCR, and other Towns by various National Highways. Reliance MET is planning to develop an industrial township at the border of Gurgaon. Divided into 2 phases in which phase 1 has completed the development and phase 2 is undergoing. Reliance MET has industrial plot sizes ranging from 1000sqm to 5.5 acres. These plots at Reliance MET are available on a freehold basis and are being fulfilled with all of the necessary services such as road, sewerage, electricity, and water. 

Reliance MET, Yakubpur Jhajjar 

These Reliance MET Plots of Gurgaon are the perfect bond between warehouse developers and companies looking to buy/ lease factories or warehouses. A license has been received for industrial development and they have already started over an area of 365 acres. It is ideally located at the western border of Gurgaon in the Jhajjar district and provides connectivity to all the national highways such as NH-2, NH-8, NH-71 likewise. Plots available in standard sizes varying from 1000sqm to 10 acres. Lands are available on a freehold basis. MET is an underdeveloped registered township with the support infrastructure for the logistics hub. 

Following are the aspects of cluster development at Reliance MET

Food Park

General Engineering Park

Footwear Park

Physics producing Clusters

Textile and attire Park

Infrastructure Facility at Reliance MET

Electricity

The demand for Reliance MET's power and electricity are going to be supplied through the State distribution grid. The new grid can establish 220 kilovolt GIS substations and these are going to be connected to the national grid. This ensures adequate power within the space.

GAS

Gas Authority of India (GAIL), is connected to Reliance MET and it takes care of all gas needed within the space.

Water

Water at Reliance MET Industrial Plots is going to be on the market through a newly developed water pipeline. Currently, it is on the market through H2O dig. Hence, water is going to be on the market in abundance here.

These facilities create Reliance MET a classy possibility for investors trying to get plots in Old Delhi and close areas.

Why will anyone invest in Reliance MET?

The Delhi government has enforced strict rules considering industries in residential and alternative areas in which are close to Delhi. Therefore, several corporations are forced to go for industrial plots outside Old Delhi. Reliance MET could be a nice possibility for them. Old Delhi ceiling of those factories can boost industrial development in industrial areas like Reliance MET. Investors trying to get plots in Old Delhi can opt for schemes like Reliance MET

The thus referred to as "Boycott China" impact as a result of Covid 19 also will influence industrial homes to speculate in India. Old Delhi and its close industrial areas are going to be a hot cake for such investors.

Below is that the outline of key aspects of Reliance MET, Jhajjar:

Established by India's largest private sector company- Reliance Industries

It's a free area of 8250 acres.

Types of plots are on the market for those trying to speculate in Old Delhi.

It's absolutely set within the neighborhoods of Old Delhi.

Reliance MET has received surroundings clearance of 1860 acres.

Glorious rail linkage, sturdy property, and multi transport network.

Government approved licensing.

Offer for over one hundred MCD from newly created NCR channel.

The growth rate of plots in Delhi Gurgaon is 150. Thus, investment created these days in Old Delhi can fetch an awfully high price within the future. Firms can think about this growth story whereas creating their investment call.

The Reliance Industrial Plot is located in a well-developed area with several educational institutions and hospitals nearby. Reliance Met Industrial Plot is located at prime location of jhajjar from where the Road transportation, Rail transport are very well connected. The Reliance Met Industrial Plot has all the necessary amenities such as power supply, water supply etc. For More details about Reliance Met Industrial Plots Price in Jhajjar please visit our website https://www.industrialplots.co.in/industrial-area/reliance-industrial-plots.html

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10 Things to Consider Before Undergoing Corneal Transplant Surgery in India

For some people, seeing the beautiful world becomes problematic. To find hope and restore vision for the rest of their lives, individuals look for several options, such as Corneal Transplant Surgery in India, a globally accepted procedure for those who have vision loss due to corneal disease or injury. 

Making a wise decision whether to go for surgery is challenging as well as life-changing. However, each of us wants to see the world more clearly. That's why Cross Border Care is here to guide you in each step of your corneal transplant treatment. 

In this blog, we will examine 10 things to consider before undergoing corneal transplant surgery in India. Let's begin! 

Corneal Transplant in India: Key Pre-Surgery Considerations

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Surgeon's Qualifications and Expertise

The success of your corneal transplant surgery depends on a surgeon's experience and expertise. Remember to choose a doctor who has a proven track record and experience in corneal transplants, especially considering the number of surgeries performed and their complexity. 

You should look for the top 10 corneal transplant doctors in India who specialize in robotic surgery or modern surgical techniques. Having a connection with the right corneal transplant specialist doctor in India is crucial for good results.

Hospital Quality and Infrastructure

Hospitals and clinics offering facilities like corneal transplant specialist doctors in India are another vital component for the success of your surgery. Ensure they have highly specialized equipment with the latest technology and infrastructure. 

To learn more, you can start with JCI certification (Joint Commission International) to ensure global healthcare and patient safety standards. For a successful recovery, hospitals should have a fully functional ICU for emergency care post-surgery. Before choosing, confirm these key elements wisely. 

Top Three Hospitals for Corneal Transplant Surgery in India

Location of the Hospital

One crucial factor is the hospital's location, which is near hotels, especially when patients are international. Consider a well-connected and easily accessible hospital close to major transportation hubs. If you are a cross-border patient, it’s good to choose a hospital that is located near hotels for international patients. You can also contact media companies to arrange everything. 

Availability of Rehabilitation Services

Rehabilitation is necessary for the healing process and outcome after corneal transplant surgery. To support getting used to post-operative care, the hospital should provide adequate rehabilitation services. 

Multiple medical tourism companies even offer specialist vision rehabilitation programs to assist patients in regaining the full ability of their eyesight. 

Type of Treatment and Quality

Several techniques are used to perform corneal transplant surgery in India. Some of the popular ones are penetrating keratoplasty or DSEK, depending on your eye condition. Consult a corneal transplant Specialist Doctor in Delhi to get a recommendation. 

Post-Operative Care

Post-operative care is essential for the operation to recover and be successful in the long run. Find out if the hospital offers sufficient post-operative care services, such as medication, monitoring, and follow-up appointments. After surgery, a reputable hospital will ensure timely care to avoid complications and promote a quick recovery.

Cost Factor and Package Deals

Cost is a significant factor in surgery. However, various affordable medical tourism packages are available, which include everything from consultation to postoperative care. 

Quality of Cornea Tissue

Before considering corneal surgery, ensure that the quality of cornea tissues is appropriate and from a safe donor. You can consult with the surgeon to make sure that all the safety precautions have been taken before the treatment. 

Currency Exchange Rate 

Many medical tourism companies, like Cross Border Care, provide currency conversion services for international patients. This can simplify the payment process, leading to a smooth journey.

Food Facilities

The quality and availability of food are critical, especially if you are patient. That's why many medical companies offer the best quality diet, especially halal Food or continental food. 

Contact Cross Border Care for Seamless Medical Travel

If you're looking for a one-stop solution to ensure that your corneal transplant surgery in Delhi is as smooth and successful as possible, Cross Border Care is here for you. We guarantee that all your needs are met. Get in touch today! 

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Farm Houses for Sale in Delhi: The Perfect Retreat for Peace and Comfort

Delhi, the bustling capital of India, is known for its fast-paced life, iconic landmarks, and rich cultural heritage. But amid the chaos and noise of city life, the demand for peaceful and luxurious living spaces is growing. A farm house in Delhi for sale offers the perfect solution for those seeking a serene escape without compromising on modern comforts.

If you’ve been considering investing in a farm house in Delhi, you’ll find a unique blend of tranquility, comfort, and a smart investment opportunity. Renowned real estate agents like DLC Group have been instrumental in making these dream properties accessible, offering unparalleled expertise and a wide range of options to suit every need.

Why Choose a Farm House in Delhi?

Owning a farm house in Delhi comes with numerous benefits. These properties provide a refreshing contrast to the city’s busy lifestyle and are ideal for those looking for a peaceful retreat or a luxurious weekend getaway.

Tranquility Amid Urban Chaos

Farm houses in Delhi are often located in prime yet peaceful areas like Chattarpur, Kapashera, and Bijwasan. These locations allow residents to enjoy the best of both worlds—proximity to the city’s amenities and the serenity of nature.

Luxury and Space

Unlike apartments or typical homes, farm houses offer expansive spaces. They are often set on large plots, surrounded by lush greenery, gardens, and even private pools. This makes them perfect for hosting family gatherings or simply enjoying a quiet evening.

A Smart Investment Opportunity

Real estate in Delhi is always in demand, and farm houses are no exception. Properties in prime areas have consistently appreciated in value over time, making them a sound investment.

Customization

Farm houses often come with ample scope for customization. Whether you want to create a modern villa, a rustic retreat, or a blend of both, the possibilities are endless.

Key Features of Farm Houses in Delhi

When searching for a farm house for sale in Delhi, you’ll find properties with exceptional features designed for comfort and luxury:

Spacious Living Areas: Large rooms with high ceilings for a grand yet cozy ambiance.

Lush Green Lawns: Perfect for outdoor activities, gardening, or simply relaxing.

Swimming Pools and Sports Facilities: Many farm houses come equipped with pools, tennis courts, or other recreational areas.

Modern Interiors: High-quality furnishings, state-of-the-art kitchens, and stylish bathrooms.

Security: Gated properties with 24/7 security ensure peace of mind.

Popular Locations for Farm Houses in Delhi

Some of the most sought-after areas for farm houses in Delhi include:

Chattarpur

Located in South Delhi, Chattarpur is known for its beautiful farm houses surrounded by greenery. It’s well-connected to the city and offers a peaceful retreat.

Bijwasan

Close to Gurgaon, Bijwasan offers a perfect blend of connectivity and tranquility. The area is home to many luxurious farm houses.

Kapashera

Situated near the Delhi-Gurgaon border, Kapashera is another popular choice for farm house buyers. Its strategic location makes it convenient for both leisure and business.

Westend Greens

Known for its high-end properties, Westend Greens is an exclusive area offering some of the most luxurious farm houses in Delhi.

Why Choose DLC Group for Your Farm House Purchase?

The DLC Group is a trusted name in real estate, known for its customer-centric approach and extensive portfolio of properties. Here’s why you should consider partnering with DLC Group:

Expertise in Farm House Deals The DLC Group specializes in premium properties, including farm houses in Delhi. Their team understands the unique needs of buyers and provides tailored solutions.

Transparent Transactions With DLC Group, you can expect complete transparency in every transaction, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

Wide Range of Options Whether you’re looking for a compact farm house for a small family or a sprawling estate, DLC Group has something for everyone.

End-to-End Assistance From property selection to legal documentation, DLC Group offers comprehensive support to make your purchase seamless.

Things to Consider Before Buying a Farm House in Delhi

Location

Choose a location that meets your needs in terms of connectivity, amenities, and personal preferences.

Legal Documentation

Ensure that the property has clear titles and all necessary approvals. DLC Group can assist with legal verifications to safeguard your investment.

Budget

Farm houses in Delhi vary greatly in price, depending on location and features. Set a budget and stick to it while exploring options.

Purpose of Purchase

Are you buying the property for personal use, as a weekend retreat, or as an investment? Your purpose will influence your choice.

Future Development Plans

Check if there are any upcoming infrastructure projects in the area. These can significantly impact property value.

The Perfect Retreat for Peace and Comfort

A farm house for sale in Delhi is more than just a property—it’s a lifestyle upgrade. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle or a luxurious space to entertain guests, a farm house can meet all your needs.

Investing in such a property is not only about owning real estate but also about creating memories and securing a legacy for the future. With the expertise of DLC Group, finding the perfect farm house becomes a smooth and rewarding journey.

Conclusion

Farm houses in Delhi represent the ideal blend of peace, luxury, and smart investment. With sprawling spaces, serene surroundings, and endless customization possibilities, they are the perfect retreat for families and individuals alike.

If you’re looking for a farm house in Delhi for sale, now is the time to make your move. Trust DLC Group to guide you in finding a property that perfectly matches your vision, offering a lifetime of comfort and value.

Contact Us:

Delhi Land and Constructions

448, 3rd Floor, Sector-19B, Dwarka,

New Delhi, India

Mob no- +91981009944

Mail- info@dlcgroup.in

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Discovering the Best Places to Live in Gurgaon: A Guide to Your Ideal Neighborhood

Gurgaon, also known as Gurugram, is one of the fastest-growing cities in India. Known for its modern infrastructure, towering skyscrapers, and flourishing business hubs, it has become a magnet for working professionals, entrepreneurs, and families. Whether you’re relocating for work, education, or lifestyle, finding the best area to live in Gurgaon is essential to ensure comfort and convenience.

This blog explores Gurgaon’s top residential areas, considering factors like accessibility, amenities, safety, and overall lifestyle. Whether you want luxury living or affordable housing, Gurgaon has a variety of options to suit your preferences.

1. DLF City Phase 1, 2, and 3 Located close to the Delhi-Gurgaon border, DLF City Phases 1, 2, and 3 are among the oldest and most prestigious residential areas in Gurgaon. These neighborhoods are known for their upscale living and proximity to major commercial hubs.

Key Highlights:

Premium villas, independent houses, and luxury apartments. Proximity to DLF Cyber City, MG Road, and NH-48. Access to high-end malls, restaurants, and clubs like DLF Cyber Hub and Ambience Mall. Why It’s Popular: The perfect choice for those working in Cyber City or seeking a luxurious lifestyle with premium amenities.

2. Golf Course Road If you’re looking for a blend of luxury and convenience, Golf Course Road stands out as one of the best areas to live in Gurgaon. It is home to some of the most modern residential complexes and corporate offices.

Key Highlights:

Luxurious high-rise apartments with world-class amenities. Seamless connectivity to Cyber City and Golf Course Extension Road. Access to top-tier schools, hospitals, and premium shopping malls. Why It’s Popular: Ideal for high-net-worth individuals and expatriates seeking a sophisticated lifestyle.

3. Sushant Lok 1, 2, and 3 Sushant Lok is a centrally located residential area, divided into three phases. Phase 1, in particular, is highly sought after due to its excellent infrastructure and community feel.

Key Highlights:

Proximity to HUDA City Centre metro station. Galleria Market for shopping, dining, and daily needs. A variety of housing options, including builder floors, independent houses, and apartments. Why It’s Popular: Perfect for families and professionals who value convenience and a vibrant community atmosphere.

4. South City 1 and 2 South City is one of Gurgaon’s earlier planned residential developments, offering spacious homes and a family-friendly environment.

Key Highlights:

Proximity to commercial hubs and HUDA City Centre metro station. Well-maintained parks and green spaces. Gated community with a safe and peaceful environment. Why It’s Popular: A great option for families who want a balance of urban amenities and tranquility.

5. Sector 50 and Nirvana Country Located along the Sohna Road corridor, Sector 50 and Nirvana Country are ideal for those who want a premium living experience with all modern conveniences.

Key Highlights:

Modern gated societies with amenities like clubhouses, swimming pools, and fitness centers. Proximity to malls like Good Earth City Centre and educational institutions. A peaceful yet connected environment. Why It’s Popular: Offers a self-contained lifestyle within a serene, green setting.

6. Palam Vihar One of Gurgaon’s older neighborhoods, Palam Vihar is known for its spacious homes and greenery. It is particularly popular among families and retirees.

Key Highlights:

Independent houses and builder floors. Well-developed parks and recreational areas. Proximity to Old Gurgaon and Dwarka. Why It’s Popular: A serene and safe area ideal for those looking for a laid-back lifestyle.

7. Sohna Road (Sectors 47, 48, and 49) Sohna Road has emerged as a preferred destination for mid-range housing due to its excellent connectivity and rapid development.

Key Highlights:

Affordable apartments and gated societies. Easy access to offices, malls, and schools. Direct connectivity to NH-48 and Golf Course Extension Road. Why It’s Popular: A budget-friendly option for young professionals and families.

8. Sector 82 and Sector 83 (New Gurgaon) New Gurgaon, located along the Dwarka Expressway and NH-48, is a rapidly developing residential hub. These sectors are known for their planned layouts and modern infrastructure.

Key Highlights:

Affordable and spacious housing complexes. Proximity to industrial areas like Manesar and Delhi. Green and open surroundings with future-ready infrastructure. Why It’s Popular: A promising area for long-term investments and families looking for peaceful surroundings.

9. Sector 56 and Sector 57 These sectors are among the most family-friendly areas in Gurgaon. They are well-connected to Golf Course Road and provide affordable housing options.

Key Highlights:

Close to metro stations and major commercial hubs. Availability of schools, hospitals, and local markets. A peaceful and residential vibe. Why It’s Popular: Suitable for families seeking affordability without compromising on amenities.

10. DLF Phase 4 and Phase 5 DLF Phase 4 and 5 are extensions of the luxurious DLF City area. These phases offer premium housing and an upscale lifestyle.

Key Highlights:

Luxurious apartments and villas. Close to top schools like The Shri Ram School. Access to South Point Mall and other premium shopping areas. Why It’s Popular: Great for affluent families and professionals seeking an elite lifestyle.

Factors to Consider When Choosing the Best Area to Live in Gurgaon Gurgaon offers a variety of living options, but selecting the right area depends on your specific needs. Here are some factors to consider:

Proximity to Work: Look for areas close to your office to save time on commutes. Budget: Decide whether you’re looking for affordable or luxury housing. Amenities: Ensure the area has good schools, hospitals, and recreational facilities. Safety: Choose gated communities or areas known for their security. Lifestyle Preferences: Decide if you prefer a vibrant city environment or a peaceful suburban setting. Why Gurgaon is a Great City to Live In From its bustling business districts to its quiet residential neighborhoods, Gurgaon offers something for everyone. The city’s infrastructure, connectivity, and availability of modern amenities make it an excellent choice for individuals and families alike. Plus, its proximity to Delhi and connectivity via metro, highways, and expressways adds to its appeal.

Conclusion Choosing the best area to live in Gurgaon is a personal decision based on your lifestyle, budget, and priorities. Whether you prefer the luxury of Golf Course Road, the family-friendly environment of Sushant Lok, or the affordability of Sohna Road, Gurgaon’s diverse neighborhoods cater to all preferences.

Explore the city, weigh your options, and find a neighborhood that feels like home. With the right choice, you’ll enjoy the best that Gurgaon has to offer—a dynamic mix of modern living, convenience, and growth opportunities.

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Finding the Perfect Office Space for Rent in Gurgaon: Your Guide to Prime Locations

Gurgaon, a booming business hub in India, offers a plethora of options for office spaces tailored to meet the needs of diverse industries. From startups seeking collaborative workspaces to established corporations requiring premium office setups, finding the right office space in Gurgaon is a strategic decision that can impact business growth, productivity, and employee satisfaction. To help you make the best choice, here’s a guide to the prime office space locations in Gurgaon, along with the benefits they offer for businesses of all sizes.

Evine Business Services: The Best Office Space Provider in Gurgaon When it comes to finding the ideal office space in Gurgaon, Evine Business Services stands out as the premier choice. Renowned for its high-quality, fully equipped office spaces in prime locations, Evine Business Services offers flexible leasing options, premium amenities, and a range of office solutions for businesses across all stages. With a reputation for excellent service and expertise in creating productive work environments, Evine Business Services has earned its place as the top office space provider in Gurgaon.

Why Location Matters in Choosing an Office Space

The location of your office plays a significant role in business operations, accessibility, and overall company image. A prime location ensures convenience for employees and clients alike, providing easy access to major transportation routes and nearby amenities. Gurgaon offers several prime business hubs that cater to different needs and budgets, each with unique advantages.

Top Office Space Locations in Gurgaon

1. Cyber City

Cyber City is one of Gurgaon’s most prestigious business hubs, home to multinational corporations, tech giants, and leading financial firms. Located close to the NH-8 highway and metro stations, Cyber City offers excellent connectivity and a modern, vibrant environment that’s ideal for businesses looking to make a statement. The area features premium office spaces with high-end infrastructure, world-class amenities, and a dynamic atmosphere that fosters networking and collaboration.

2. Golf Course Road

Golf Course Road is another highly sought-after location, known for its upscale environment and accessibility. Lined with premium commercial buildings, this area offers office spaces that provide both luxury and functionality. The presence of high-end restaurants, shopping centers, and recreational facilities makes Golf Course Road an attractive choice for companies looking to provide employees with a balance of work and leisure. With a mix of coworking spaces, fully serviced offices, and customizable options, Golf Course Road is ideal for companies looking to establish a prestigious office address.

3. Udyog Vihar

Udyog Vihar, located near Cyber City and close to the Delhi-Gurgaon border, is an established industrial and commercial area offering affordable office spaces with excellent connectivity. Known for its proximity to NH-8, Udyog Vihar is a convenient location for manufacturing, logistics, and tech companies. This area provides a range of office types, from traditional setups to coworking spaces, making it a flexible choice for businesses with varied space requirements.

4. MG Road

MG Road is a popular location for both commercial and retail businesses, featuring a variety of office spaces for companies in the service, IT, and consulting sectors. Located near key shopping centers, restaurants, and the MG Road metro station, this area provides easy access to amenities and transportation. MG Road offers a range of office spaces at competitive rates, making it an appealing choice for businesses looking for a strategic and cost-effective location in the heart of Gurgaon.

5. Sohna Road

For businesses looking for cost-effective office spaces without compromising on quality, Sohna Road is an excellent choice. With a range of modern commercial buildings, Sohna Road offers a balanced mix of affordability and accessibility. It’s well-connected to key areas in Gurgaon and provides a peaceful working environment away from the hustle of Cyber City or Golf Course Road. The area is ideal for startups and small businesses seeking budget-friendly options with ample room for expansion.

6. Sector 44

Sector 44 is another strategic location offering diverse office space solutions, from coworking setups to larger corporate floors. Known for its easy connectivity to nearby residential and commercial areas, Sector 44 is perfect for businesses looking to attract talent from across the city. The availability of various office types and flexible rental options make Sector 44 an attractive choice for growing companies.

Factors to Consider When Choosing Office Space in Gurgaon

1. Accessibility

Ensure that your office is easily accessible for employees and clients. Proximity to metro stations, highways, and major transportation routes can make commuting easier and improve overall efficiency.

2. Infrastructure and Amenities

Look for office spaces that offer reliable infrastructure and essential amenities. Fast internet, power backup, and security are must-haves, while additional facilities like meeting rooms, cafes, and fitness centers can enhance the workplace experience.

3. Flexibility

Choose an office space that offers flexibility in terms of leasing options and scalability. Many businesses grow or change over time, and the ability to expand or adjust your space can be beneficial in the long term.

4. Budget

Gurgaon offers a range of office space options to fit different budgets. Setting a clear budget and exploring locations that align with it can help you find an office space that meets your needs without overstretching finances.

Why Evine Business Services is the Ideal Choice

Evine Business Services understands the needs of modern businesses and provides office spaces that cater to various requirements, from startups to large enterprises. Offering prime locations, flexible leasing options, and premium amenities, Evine ensures that each workspace is designed to promote productivity, innovation, and growth. With its extensive portfolio and commitment to client satisfaction, Evine Business Services remains the top choice for businesses seeking office space in Gurgaon.

Conclusion

Finding the right office space in Gurgaon is a key step towards setting up a successful business. By focusing on prime locations, accessibility, infrastructure, and budget, you can secure an office that not only meets your current needs but also supports future growth. For the best office space options in Gurgaon, look no further than Evine Business Services. With their expertise, premium locations, and customer-centric approach, Evine makes finding your ideal office space a seamless and rewarding experience. Start your journey today and give your business the workspace it deserves!

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Property in Trans Delhi Signature City

The property in Trans Delhi Signature City offers an exceptional opportunity for individuals looking to invest in a modern and well-connected residential area. With its strategic location and state-of-the-art amenities, this property provides an ideal blend of comfort, convenience, and luxury. Whether you're seeking a home or a long-term investment, the property in Trans Delhi Signature City ensures a high standard of living with easy access to major transportation hubs, educational institutions, and commercial areas, making it an attractive choice for prospective buyers.

Overview of Trans Delhi Signature City, Ghaziabad

Location and Accessibility: Trans Delhi Signature City is not far from Delhi because it is situated in Ghaziabad, close to the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border. It connects to essential places, including Loni, Ghaziabad, and the National Capital Region (NCR) centre. Being close to Delhi provides many exciting Properties In Trans Delhi Signature City options for people working in the capital but seeking affordable housing. Important roadways, such as the Delhi-Saharanpur Road, connect Tronica City to other parts of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.

History and Development: The Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) initiated the development of Tronica City to create a mixed residential and Industrial area in Trans Delhi Signature City. Originally intended as an industrial zone to reduce Delhi's congestion, Tronica City has grown into a residential area, attracting families and individuals looking for more space and affordability than central Delhi.

Important Facilities and Services: Tronica City's structure includes vital services like sewage, power, and water supply. The area provides a balanced urban lifestyle with planned transport facilities, public amenities, parks, and recreational areas. Future enhancements like metro extensions and improved road networks are also on the horizon, further elevating the city’s livability and investment appeal.

Growth Potential: As Delhi expands, areas like Tronica City real estate are becoming increasingly desirable for affordable housing and industrial opportunities. Planned infrastructure developments, including highway expansions and metro connectivity, position Tronica City for future growth, making it a wise investment for those capitalising on coming real estate trends.

Types of Properties in Trans Delhi Signature City

Residential Properties: Many Residential properties in Trans Delhi Signature City are available here, including plots, flats, detached homes, and villas. With varying sizes and configurations, buyers can choose between affordable apartments and spacious villas catering to a wide range of budget preferences. Property prices in Trans Delhi Signature City are lower than those in close areas, making it appealing to first-time homebuyers and investors seeking rental income.

Commercial Properties: Small businesses, offices, and retail spaces support Tronica City’s growing workforce and residential community. Commercial properties In Trans Delhi Signature City, including shops, office spaces, and retail stores, are increasingly in demand as more people move into the area.

Industrial Properties: Tronica City’s industrial segment includes warehouses and manufacturing units. The DSIIDC’s approval for business setups makes it easy for companies to establish industrial facilities in the area. The availability of industrial land and factory units allows business owners to leverage Tronica City as a strategic location for operations near Delhi.

Diversity in Sizes and Prices: Trans delhi signature city Ghaziabad properties offer various sizes and prices, appealing to different investor segments. Buyers can find options ranging from affordable residential plots to mid-range villas, making Tronica City suitable for end-users and investors.

Property Market Trends in Trans Delhi Signature City

Price Appreciation: In recent years, property prices in Tronica City have shown a steady appreciation trend, thanks to growing demand and ongoing infrastructure development. While prices remain lower than in nearby areas like Ghaziabad or Noida, the area’s rapid development indicates the potential for higher returns.

Rental Income Potential: property in Trans delhi signature city, Ghaziabad, offers Rental demand as more people seek affordable housing alternatives near Delhi. With industries and commercial centres nearby, Tronica City’s rental market caters to residential tenants and businesses. Because of this, it's a popular option for investors who want to create rental revenue.

Comparison with Nearby Areas: Compared to surrounding areas such as Loni, Ghaziabad, and Noida Extension, Trans delhi signature city property rates offer more affordable property options. While these nearby areas may have higher property values, Tronica City’s low prices and high growth potential make it an appealing alternative for buyers looking for affordability without sacrificing location.

Factors Driving Demand in Tronica City

Proximity to Delhi: Tronica City’s strategic location near Delhi makes it a practical choice for individuals and families who want easy access to the capital while enjoying lower Tronica city property prices. Its connectivity to Delhi’s industrial zones and business districts has made it popular among professionals.

Industrial Growth: Tronica City’s industrial area plot rates attract customers from various sectors, creating jobs and fueling demand for housing. This industrial growth drives commercial development, contributing to the area’s economic vibrancy.

Infrastructure Development: Planned upgrades in Tronica City’s infrastructure, such as road expansions, metro connectivity, and transportation facilities, have attracted homebuyers and investors. These improvements are expected to enhance Tronica City’s connectivity and quality of life, contributing to future property appreciation.

Affordable Pricing: Compared to property rates in Delhi, Tronica City Property rates offer affordability that appeals to middle-class families, investors, and first-time homebuyers. This cost advantage has positioned it as an attractive alternative to pricier NCR locations.

Key Projects and Developers in Tronica City

Prominent Developers: Several well-known developers are active in Tronica City, offering a range of projects, from budget apartments to premium villas. These developers are dedicated to building modern residential complexes with security, green areas, and playgrounds to improve quality of life.

Noteworthy Projects: Key projects in Tronica City include residential and commercial developments, with features like gated communities, landscaped gardens, and community centres. Many projects cater to different budgets and lifestyles, meeting the needs of young professionals, families, and business owners.

Government Initiatives: The UPSIDC plays a significant role in Tronica City’s development, ensuring civic infrastructure keeps pace with the area’s growth. Additional government initiatives include housing schemes and industrial incentives, helping transform Tronica City into a thriving urban zone.

Benefits of Investing in Tronica City

Affordability: One of Tronica City's biggest draws is its affordability. Buyers can find properties at significantly lower rates than in Delhi or other NCR regions, making it an attractive choice for those seeking budget-friendly options without compromising location.

Long-Term Growth Potential: Real estate in Tronica City is poised for appreciation as infrastructure improvements continue. Because of its opportunity for long-term growth, it is the best choice for investors with a medium—to long-term opinion.

Industrial and Employment Hub: With numerous industries and businesses operating in the area, Tronica City has a steady demand for housing, ensuring rental demand and a stable real estate market.

Resale Value: Property values will continue to increase as Tronica City grows, making it a profitable option for future sales. Investors who buy early can benefit from potential gains as the area evolves.

Challenges and Considerations

Current Infrastructure Limitations: While Tronica City is developing rapidly, some infrastructure gaps remain. Connectivity issues and incomplete amenities may be drawbacks for some buyers in the short term.

Investment Horizon: Property investment in Tronica City is best suited for investors willing to hold their properties for a few years to see significant returns. Short-term investors may see little appreciation, making it more suitable for long-term gains.

Environmental and Social Concerns: Industrial activity in certain areas may raise environmental concerns. Local government officials and developers are focusing on environmentally sound methods to reduce their adverse effects on the environment.

Expert and Resident Testimonials

Including perspectives from real estate agents, investors, and residents can provide valuable insights. For example:

Real estate agents highlight Tronica City’s price growth and rental potential.

Residents mention the peaceful environment and affordability.

Investors share stories of capital appreciation, highlighting the area’s long-term benefits.

Buying Process and Legal Guidelines

Regulatory Bodies: UPSIDC oversees property transactions, ensuring regulatory compliance for buyers and sellers in the Tronica City property market.

Essential Documentation: Buyers should verify documents such as title deeds, registry papers, and No Objection Certificates (NOCs), which confirm the legality of the property when purchasing a property.

Financing Options: Several banks offer loans and mortgage options for Tronica City properties. Buyers should investigate their financial options, paying particular attention to interest rates and repayment conditions, to find the best fit.

Conclusion

Trans Delhi, Signature City properties provide the perfect combination of real estate potential growth and affordability and a prime location close to Delhi. With its ongoing infrastructure developments and emerging industrial presence, Tronica City holds promise for residential and commercial investments alike. As the area continues to grow, early investors stand to benefit from potential appreciation and rental income, making Tronica City a compelling choice in the NCR real estate market. For those seeking budget-friendly options with future upside, the Trans Delhi Signature City property for sale is worth considering.

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Ladakh’s Enchanting Beauty: An Unforgettable Journey

Ladakh, famously known as the “Land of High Passes,” is a breathtaking region in northern India. With its dramatic mountain ranges, tranquil lakes, rich culture, and awe-inspiring landscapes, Ladakh is a dream destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and spiritual travelers alike. The region’s beauty, coupled with its unique cultural heritage, offers a truly unforgettable experience. Planning your trip with a top notch travel agency in Kolkata can help make your journey smooth and stress-free, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the wonder of Ladakh. Here’s an exploration of what makes this region so remarkable and why it should be on your travel list.

Discover the Magic of Ladakh with a Leading Travel Agency:

Ladakh is a rare blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Located in the Jammu and Kashmir region and bordered by the Himalayas and Karakoram ranges, it boasts landscapes that captivate visitors at every turn.

From its stark high-altitude desert landscapes and ancient monasteries to crystal-clear lakes and warm, welcoming locals, Ladakh offers a truly immersive experience. Travelers will find majestic monasteries perched on cliffs, vibrant prayer flags fluttering in the wind, and stunning lakes reflecting the mountains. Here are some highlights of a journey to Ladakh:

Pangong Lake – A Picture of Tranquility At an altitude of 4,350 meters, Pangong Lake is a renowned attraction that stretches from India to China. Its colors shift from blue to green to gray, especially enchanting during sunrise and sunset.

Nubra Valley – A Desert in the Himalayas Known for its scenic sand dunes, Nubra Valley offers a striking contrast to Ladakh’s more lush regions. It’s famous for the rare double-humped Bactrian camels and home to Diskit Monastery, the largest monastery in the area.

Leh – A Cultural Hub Leh, the capital of Ladakh, is a vibrant town with historic architecture, bustling marketplaces, and spiritual energy. Explore the Leh Palace, reminiscent of Tibet’s Potala Palace, and discover Buddhist heritage in monasteries like Hemis and Thiksey.

Magnetic Hill – The Gravity-Defying Wonder Located on the Leh-Kargil Highway, this unique attraction creates an optical illusion where vehicles appear to move uphill even when turned off, adding an element of mystery to the beautiful landscape.

Tso Moriri Lake – A Hidden Gem Tso Moriri, located in the Changthang region, is a pristine high-altitude lake that remains relatively untouched. It’s a paradise for birdwatchers, with several rare migratory birds, including black-necked cranes and bar-headed geese.

Planning Your Ladakh Adventure with a Top Travel Agency:

Traveling in Ladakh can be challenging due to its high altitude and remote locations. A leading travel agency can ensure a smooth journey, assisting with accommodations, travel permits, transportation, and local guides to maximize your experience.

Best Time to Visit Ladakh:

The ideal time to visit Ladakh is between May and September, when the weather is pleasant, and the roads are accessible. During these months, the landscape bursts into color, and all tourist facilities are operational. Booking your trip in advance is advisable, as Ladakh can get crowded during peak season.

Reaching Ladakh:

By Air: The fastest way is by flight to Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh, with direct flights from Delhi and connections from other cities.

By Road: Adventurers can reach Ladakh via the Manali-Leh or Srinagar-Leh Highway, which are closed during winter due to snowfall.

Essential Tips for Traveling in Ladakh:

Acclimatize Properly: Plan for one or two days of acclimatization to avoid altitude sickness.

Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water and avoid alcohol initially.

Respect Local Customs: Ladakh has a rich heritage, so respect local customs, especially in religious sites.

Pack Smart: Prepare for extreme weather with warm clothing, sunscreen, and essential medications.

Hire a Guide: A local guide from a reputable travel agency can enhance your experience, offering insights into Ladakh’s culture and landscapes.

Experience the Unforgettable:

Ladakh is more than a destination; it’s a journey that leaves a lasting impression. From tranquil lakes to vibrant cultural experiences, Ladakh promises a transformative adventure. Partnering with top notch travel agency ensures a smooth journey, allowing you to immerse yourself in this beautiful region fully.

Whether it’s your first trip or a return visit, Ladakh offers something new each time, making it a destination to remember. So, embrace the adventure and let Ladakh’s enchanting beauty leave its mark on your heart. Safe travels!

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All about disputed Sir Creek, the place PM Modi celebrated Diwali with jawans | Newest Information India

https://www.hospitalitycareerprofile.com/?p=26562 Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated Diwali on Thursday with personnel from the Border Safety Drive (BSF), Military, Navy, and Air Drive close to the Indo-Pak border in Gujarat’s Kutch district. PM Modi reached the disputed Sir Creek space and distributed sweets to jawans. Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the course of the Diwali celebration with Jawans, in Gujarat’s Kutch.(PTI) All about Sir Creek Sir Creek is a 96-km-long tidal estuary between Gujarat’s Rann of Kutch and Pakistan. Named after a British consultant, it extends into the Arabian Sea and roughly divides the Sindh province of Pakistan from the Kutch area of Gujarat. In line with the officers, the terrain is extraordinarily difficult as summer time days are extraordinarily sizzling and winter nights are extraordinarily chilly. The realm is disputed between India and Pakistan resulting from various interpretations of maritime boundary strains. Sir Creek is taken into account one of many largest fishing grounds within the subcontinent and is believed to carry unexplored oil and fuel sources. What’s the dispute? The dispute traces its origins to the provisions of the 1914 Bombay authorities decision, which sought to demarcate the realm between its Sindh and Kutch divisions. Paragraph 9 of the settlement states that the boundary lies “to the east of the Creek,” implying that the creek belonged to Sindh, now a part of Pakistan. Put up-partition in 1947, Sindh and Kutch divisions grew to become a part of two international locations, India and Pakistan. Thus, the dispute must be settled in line with worldwide ideas of maritime legislation, referred to as the Thalweg precept. Sir Creek is a 96-km-long tidal estuary. It extends into the Arabian Sea and roughly divides the Sindh province of Pakistan from the Kutch area of Gujarat. In line with the Thalweg precept, a boundary may be mounted solely in the midst of the navigable channel. This meant the realm needed to be divided between India and Pakistan. Pakistan claimed that Sir Creek was not navigable, so the dispute couldn’t be settled in line with the Thalweg precept. Nevertheless, India cites that the realm stays navigable throughout excessive tide, and the boundary ought to be determined in line with worldwide norms. India has additionally cited Paragraph 10 of the 1914 Bombay authorities decision, which states that Sir Creek is navigable “many of the yr.” New Delhi has constantly used this paragraph to argue that the boundary must be mounted in the midst of the creek. Talks over Sir Creek After the Indo-Pak struggle in 1965, Prime Minister Harold Wilson persuaded the 2 international locations to arrange a tribunal to resolve the dispute. The tribunal verdict granted roughly 10% of the realm to Pakistan. Until 2012, 12 rounds of talks have been held over the problem, and the 2 international locations haven’t reached a decision.