#handloom and handicraft products

[palsaa]

[besuremart]

Discover Handloom Gems at Besuremart-Your Odisha Supplier, Threads of Tradition

Welcome to Besuremart, your one-stop destination for exquisite handloom treasures in Odisha. As purveyors of tradition and champions of artisanal craftsmanship, we are thrilled to introduce our latest additions: the Chandua Flower Design Purse and the Cotton Traditional Ethnic Hand Art Bag.

Inspired by the timeless charm of Odisha's handloom tradition, our Chandua Flower Design Purse is a testament to the skill and creativity of local artisans. Crafted with precision and adorned with intricate floral motifs, each purse is a work of art that seamlessly blends tradition with contemporary style. Whether you're attending a festive celebration or a casual outing, this purse is sure to elevate your look with its elegance and charm.

For those who prefer a more traditional aesthetic, our Cotton Traditional Ethnic Hand Art Bag is the perfect choice. Handcrafted with care and featuring vibrant ethnic patterns, this bag exudes the essence of Odisha's cultural heritage. With its spacious design and durable construction, it's ideal for carrying your essentials while making a statement wherever you go.

At Besuremart, we take pride in offering handloom items that not only showcase the rich heritage of Odisha but also support local artisans and their craft. By choosing our Chandua Flower Design Purse or Cotton Traditional Ethnic Hand Art Bag, you're not just investing in a beautiful accessory – you're also contributing to the preservation of traditional weaving techniques and the empowerment of skilled artisans.

So why wait? Explore our collection of handloom treasures today and discover the perfect accessory to complement your style. Whether you're drawn to the timeless elegance of the Chandua Flower Design Purse or the cultural allure of the Cotton Traditional Ethnic Hand Art Bag, you'll find something to treasure at Besuremart, your trusted handloom items supplier in Odisha.

[gigoodsworld]

Seek out the extraordinary with Geographical Indication (GI) products! These are more than just everyday items

[everythingkashmir]

Escaping the Matrix

The reality is an illusion

By Faisul Yaseen

‘Khan News Agency’ just outside the Lambert Lane on the Residency Road in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, used to employ seven persons. Today, Hilal Ahmad is the only one running the show.

“The customer flow used to be such that none of us could take a breather during the day,” Ahmad says. “Today, I sit idle, waiting all day for the customers to turn up.”

His business of selling newspapers, magazines, and other periodicals, has been hit with the growth of e-commerce in Kashmir.

“e-commerce is doing much more damage to small-time shopkeepers than the violence of three decades in Kashmir,” he says.

As the e-commerce industry is growing in Kashmir, it is eating away the business of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) like local departmental stores, bookshops, clothing and footwear stores, small traders, retailers, and hawkers while wholesale profit margins are getting squeezed.

In this new world order, how will the small businesses survive?

*****

Andrew Tate, a kickboxer-turned-online influencer was recently in the news when while being arrested he said, “The Matrix has attacked me.”

When Tate mentioned ‘The Matrix’, was he making a reference to the science fiction film franchise or was he talking about the new world order?

In one of his viral videos while referring to ‘The Matrix’, he says, “They want to control us. This is what people who are in charge ever wanted from the beginning, control. They want people to comply. And you have to put systems in place to ensure people comply.”

Are those systems the new business models? And are we the people complying with those systems?

Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) President Javid Tenga says, “There is a need to support people who are losing their livelihood due to e-commerce.”

Tenga, who had shot a letter to the Union Civil Aviation Ministry and Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to stop websites of various airlines from unilaterally raising airfares on Jammu and Kashmir route, says that the government needs to place restrictions on e-commerce of certain items to protect the interests of small traders.

Rescuing small businesses in a place like J&K assumes importance considering that at least 1.82 lakh youth who do not have any jobs are registered with the government.

*****

Chairman of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI), Kashmir, Vicky Shaw says, “The dimensions of business are changing.”

He suggests small businesses to get associated with big companies and become their suppliers.

Shaw also recommends small traders to register their businesses on the Government of India’s Open Network Digital Commerce (ONDC) app for easy marketing of their products.

“People have to move on,” Shaw says.

Coordinator Directorate of Internal Quality Assurance (DIQA) of the University of Kashmir (KU), Aijaz Akbar Mir concurs with Shaw.

According to Mir, who specialises in Management and Organisational Behaviour, Human Resource Management, Human Resource Development and Industrial Relations, the small traders need to come up with “innovations” and “redesign” or “perish”.

“Change is important. What is relevant today may not be relevant tomorrow,” Mir says. “Small traders need to add more products and go for home delivery.”

Coordinator MBA Financial Management at KU’s School of Business Studies, Irshad Ahmad Malik questions whether small businesses were offering what customers want.

“They are not shifting to the alternate mechanism,” he says. “They also need to lure customers with discounts and go for hybrid mode of sales – both online and in store.”

*****

In a time of gloom at the shop fronts, is the government doing anything for helping the small businesses?

Director Industries and Commerce, Kashmir, Mahmood Ahmad Shah says, “There is nothing in the industrial policy. This comes under rehabilitation.”

However, Shah, who is also Director Handicrafts and Handloom, says that the government is incentivising e-commerce in the handicrafts sector.

When merchants, who usually fight with each other, feel an existential threat at the hands of the “common enemy” e-commerce, the role of the government and the quasi-government institutions like J&K Bank, which has for long been the lifeline of the local economy, becomes all the more important.

Editor of the J&K Bank and its Head of Internal Communication and Knowledge Management (IC&KM) Department, Sajjad Bazaz says, “It is all up to the business plan of the shopkeepers.”

He says that the loan limit given by the bank depends on the working capital.

“Many small traders have already started e-commerce but it only accounts for around 40 percent of the sales while 60 percent customers still visit the stores for a personal experience,” Bazaz says.

*****

In the 1999 Hollywood movie, ‘The Matrix’ that Tate makes references to, Morpheus, a rebel leader played by Laurence Fishburne tells the protagonist Neo, who is played by Keanu Reeves, “The Matrix is a system, Neo. That system is our enemy. But when you're inside, you look around, what do you see? Businessmen, teachers, lawyers, carpenters. The very minds of the people we are trying to save. But until we do, these people are still a part of that system and that makes them our enemy. You have to understand, most of these people are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it.”

Are we those hopelessly dependent people who are fighting to protect this world order?

In ‘The Matrix’ Morpheus gives Neo two options, “This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.”

Do we have options like Neo and what are those options?

Writer and speaker, Sofo Archon in ‘Escaping the Matrix: 8 Ways to Deprogram Yourself’ writes, “Think of the way most people live: They force themselves to wake up early in the morning, dress up, drive straight to some workplace, spend 8 hours or so doing work they hate, drive back home, surf the Internet or watch TV, and then go to sleep, only to repeat the same routine the next day for almost the rest of their lives.”

For escaping ‘The Matrix’, he suggests breaking the shackles of dogmas, stopping giving your power away to external authority, questioning the dominant economic system, detaching yourself from consumerism, being aware of the media, choosing food carefully, reading eye-opening books, and developing mindfulness.

Archon writes that habits, tradition, and dogmas have turned us into mindless automatons that follow a predetermined path that was forced upon us.

*****

Chairman J&K Hoteliers Club Mushtaq Chaya says that there is a need to change these habits and old traditions.

“Shopkeepers have to become smart,” he says. “The people who are making a fortune out of e-commerce are smart people who used to run small businesses like these shopkeepers.”

However, Chaya calls for extending all possible help to these small traders who are finding it difficult to jump the bandwagon of e-commerce.

Like Chaya, President of Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kashmir (CCIK), Tariq Rashid Ghani also suggests extending a helping hand to the small businesses keeping in mind the past three decades of turmoil in J&K.

“The traditional shop-keeping has come to an end,” he says. “The government needs to promote local items.”

*****

Nikki Baird in her write up ‘Retail in the 2020s: The Death of Consumerism’ for the ‘Forbes’ writes that the consumers should become sensitive to environment footprints; repair and maintenance sector would grow; businesses should deliver experiences; and traders should rethink how their businesses are organised, rework brand strategies, and remodel stores.

On April 17 last year at the unveiling of a 108-foot tall statue of Hanuman in Morbi, Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said: “At our homes, we should only use things made by our people. Imagine the number of people who will get employment due to this. We may like foreign-made goods but these things don’t have the feel of the hard work of our people. In the next 25 years, if we just use local products, there won’t be unemployment for our people.”

In times of brand junkies, in times when duds backed by rich parents go on to become entrepreneurs, extending an olive branch to the small traders would be a revolutionary act.

*****

Greek philosopher Plato in the ‘Allegory of the Cave’ in his work ‘Republic’ describes a group of people who have lived all their lives in a cave. Chained to pillars, they can only see shadows cast on the back wall by a fire burned behind them. These shadows are mere illusions. When one of these men breaks out, he discovers a new world. On returning to the cave, he tells the other men about the reality but they reject it and resent him because reality is an illusion for them and illusion a reality.

However, Friedrich Nietzsche in his book Twilight of the Idols argues that if this ‘reality’ was completely unknowable and beyond grasp, what use could it possibly be.

Sheikh Aijaz, who runs Gulshan Books store at the Residency Road in Srinagar, says that a new reality has already dawned as fewer people were turning up to purchase books at stores.

“Most people now order books from e-commerce sites,” says Aijaz who compensates for the loss of business at the store with ‘Gulshan Books Publishing House’, a vertical the family started years back.

The 17th century French philosopher Rene Descartes in his ‘Meditations on First Philosophy’ suggests that the entire human world is but a world of shadows orchestrated by a deceitful “evil genius”.

Not wanting to chase the shadows, millennials across the world may not be buying diamonds, ‘vocal for local’ may be the in thing in India, but are we ready for putting in an effort to make the change.

Do you want to take the blue pill, or do you want to take the red pill?

The choice is yours.

[gemgov]

Share a Token of Gratitude and Tradition with the Aabhar Collection on Gem.

Discover Aabhar, a carefully curated gifting collection that celebrates India's finest #handicrafts, #handlooms, artisanal foods, personal care products & more! Each item is lovingly crafted with tradition and care, perfect for gifting at official events, personal milestones, or as a heartfelt gesture. Let your gifts speak the language of India's cultural richness and diversity

Read More:-https://gem.gov.in/Aabhar

[tourguidesindia]

Shopping in Wayanad

The fantastic Wayanad is one of the most beautiful districts of Kerala and an excellent excursion destination. It has everything to offer right from food, culture, background, and nature. Soaking within the freshness of the surroundings, here you may experience the whole thing. The herbal vibes of the place make each revel in a unique one in itself. The by no means-ending list of adventures right here consists of hiking through picturesque western ghats’ peaks, enjoyable beside its cascading waterfalls hidden inside untamed forests, exploring prehistoric caves, walking on vast plantations, or paddy fields, relishing mouth-watering local cuisines, and whatnot. Let's enjoy all of these during the Wayanad sightseeing packages. 

But, warding off the cliché description of its desolate tract and historic splendor, nowadays we would love to explore the nearby markets of Wayanad that constitute its authentic identity. The markets right here mirror the land’s diversity and colourfulness. Whether they're avenue markets or staggering shopping plazas, the buying enjoy here leads the ought to-do listing.

We have cautiously curated a list of some markets which you should forestall by way of:

Santhi Pappadam: 

If you love connecting to the lifestyle and subculture of the vicinity, then visit Santhi Pappadam. Handlooms and handicrafts are the lifestyles of this region and wouldn’t permit you to go empty-handed. Handlooms, antiques, furniture, bamboo crafts, spices, and local crafts charm you into emptying your wallet without regret. Mostly favored for day visits, you could find a lavish unfold of specific arts and crafts here.

Valmeekam Clay Art Gallery: 

A area of specific clay sculpture, Valmeekam Clay Art Gallery is the primary-ever terracotta sculpture museum in Kerala. Most of the statue speaks of human and nature’s dating and is a step towards spirituality. You can bask right here in nature’s mysticism and be amazed by way of the sculptures mirroring the precise traits of the land’s tribal lifestyle, rituals, traditions, customs, and so forth. There also are sculptures of Buddha and statues showing love.

Uravu Bamboo & Beyond:

 Located inside the Thrikkaipetta village of Wayanad, Uravu is a completely bamboo-based developmental organization. You can store here for specific bamboo merchandise hand made by way of rural artisans and the Uravu community. You can store here for home made bamboo products, inclusive of however no longer restrained to lampshades, masks, trays, pens, paintings, carvings, baskets, and so forth.

Don't forget to book Wayanad travel packages to explore Wayanad with hassle-free experienece.

Trident Arcade:

Sulthan Bathery is the purchasing hub of Wayanad, and Trident Arcade is an appropriate mall to shop for branded luxuries. Artistic crockeries are the pride of the area. You can spend a relaxing afternoon right here and revel in the website’s architecture that seamlessly blends with the encircling.

Dubai Shopping Centre:

Most humans go to Dubai for purchasing, however legends deliver Dubai to Wayanad to give the identical enjoy as your native land. With its elegant design, the mall words luxury and is a lovely vicinity to enjoy with own family. The quotes are reasonable, and there are varieties of products. Famous for its electronic gadgets, the mall homes the entirety underneath one roof. Cool gadgets, scrumptious food, branded objects, well-being commodities, you call it, and that they have it.

Also Read :

10 Best Tourist Places in Wayanad

6 Beautiful hotels near Kalpetta which might be everything one wishes for

[info1232]

Festive Shopping in Delhi: Where to Find the Best Deals

The festive season in India is a time of celebration, family gatherings, and of course, shopping! From Diwali to Dussehra, Delhi transforms into a shopper’s paradise, with bustling markets and glitzy malls offering exciting deals on everything from traditional attire to home décor. If you're planning to dive into Delhi’s festive shopping scene, traveling conveniently with a Lucknow to Delhi taxi service or booking a ensures you arrive fresh and ready to shop. Here's a guide to the best places in Delhi for festive shopping, where you’ll find unbeatable deals on everything you need for the celebrations.

1. Chandni Chowk: A Hub for Traditional Indian Wear

When it comes to festive shopping, Chandni Chowk is at the top of the list. This historic market in Old Delhi is known for its wide range of traditional Indian wear, particularly sarees, lehengas, and sherwanis. Whether you’re looking for intricate embroidery, vibrant colors, or delicate fabrics, Chandni Chowk offers it all at competitive prices. The famous Dariba Kalan street also has stunning jewelry, while Paranthe Wali Gali ensures you stay fueled with delicious street food during your shopping spree.

What to shop for: Bridal wear, silk sarees, festive jewelry, traditional shoes (juttis)

Pro tip: Bargain hard to get the best deals.

2. Dilli Haat: Handicrafts and Festive Décor

For those seeking a more curated shopping experience, Dilli Haat is the place to go. This open-air market showcases crafts and products from across India, making it ideal for festive décor and unique handicrafts. You’ll find everything from handwoven textiles and pottery to festive lights and ornaments. With artisans from different states setting up shop here, Dilli Haat is also a great place to buy handloom sarees, dupattas, and kurtas.

What to shop for: Handicrafts, festive home décor, traditional wear, handmade gifts

Pro tip: Explore the food stalls serving regional dishes to take a shopping break.

3. Sarojini Nagar: Best Deals on Fashion and Accessorie

If you're looking for fashionable clothes at bargain prices, Sarojini Nagar Market is your go-to destination. Known for its affordable fashion, this market offers an eclectic range of clothing, accessories, and home décor. Sarojini Nagar is perfect for finding festive outfits, trendy accessories, and decorative items for your home, all at unbeatable prices. The thrill of haggling and finding the best deals is what keeps shoppers coming back.

What to shop for: Festive outfits, accessories, handbags, home décor items

Pro tip: Visit early in the day to avoid crowds and get first pick on the latest arrivals.

4. Lajpat Nagar: Fabrics, Ethnic Wear, and Home Décor

Lajpat Nagar Market is another hot spot for festive shopping. Known for its wide range of fabrics, ethnic wear, and home décor items, this market has something for everyone. During the festive season, Lajpat Nagar lights up with special deals on everything from designer dupattas to festive lighting. If you're planning to customize your outfits, the market is renowned for its tailors and fabric stores offering silks, brocades, and chiffons in all colors and designs.

What to shop for: Fabrics, ethnic wear, home décor, accessories

Pro tip: Take your time exploring the smaller shops for hidden gems and unique finds.

5. Select Citywalk and DLF Malls: Luxury and High-Street Brands

If you're in the mood for upscale shopping, Delhi’s high-end malls like Select Citywalk and DLF Promenade offer a mix of luxury and high-street brands. These malls are known for their festive sales, where you can find discounts on top international and Indian brands. Whether you're looking for designer clothes, premium home décor, or festive gifts, these malls provide a one-stop solution for all your shopping needs.

What to shop for: Designer wear, luxury home décor, branded accessories, gifts

Pro tip: Keep an eye out for seasonal sales and promotions, especially around Diwali and Christmas.

6. Karol Bagh: Electronics, Jewelry, and Bridal Wear

For those looking to buy jewelry, electronics, or bridal wear during the festive season, Karol Bagh is the place to be. Known for its wide range of products, Karol Bagh is especially famous for wedding shopping. Many people flock here to buy gold and silver jewelry, especially during Diwali, which is considered an auspicious time to invest in precious metals. Additionally, you can find the latest electronics and home appliances on sale.

What to shop for: Bridal wear, jewelry, electronics, festive clothing

Pro tip: Don’t forget to check out Ajmal Khan Road for clothing and accessories.

7. Connaught Place: Iconic Shopping Hub

No festive shopping spree in Delhi is complete without a visit to Connaught Place (CP), the heart of the city. CP offers a mix of branded stores, local vendors, and street markets. From stylish ethnic wear to trendy footwear and festive decorations, CP has a little bit of everything. During the festive season, the entire area is lit up with lights, adding to the joy of shopping here. The famous Palika Bazaar, an underground market, is perfect for buying electronics, clothing, and accessories at pocket-friendly prices.

What to shop for: Festive clothing, accessories, footwear, electronics

Pro tip: After a long day of shopping, relax at one of the cafés or restaurants in the area.

8. Khan Market: Upscale Shopping for Festive Need

If you're looking for premium shopping, Khan Market is known for its high-end stores, elegant boutiques, and chic home décor shops. While the prices here are on the higher side, Khan Market is perfect for those looking for luxury items during the festive season. You’ll find exclusive designer clothing, artisanal jewelry, and upscale home accessories to give your home a festive makeover.

What to shop for: Designer wear, luxury gifts, premium home décor

Pro tip: Visit the market during early evenings for a more relaxed shopping experience.

Getting to Delhi: Travel in Comfort with a Taxi Service

If you're planning a shopping trip to Delhi from Lucknow, booking a  Lucknow to Delhi cab is a convenient way to travel. These taxi services offer flexible schedules and comfortable rides, allowing you to focus on your shopping experience without worrying about the journey. Whether you're traveling alone, with family, or friends, this option ensures a stress-free ride to one of the best shopping destinations in India

[deepikajn9290]

A STORY OF CREATION NAKODA IN THE VIBRANT CITY OF JAIPUR 'DEEPIKA JAIN'. A YOUNG AND PASSIONATE ENTREPRENEUR EMBARKED ON A JOURNEY TO BLEND TRADITION WITH MODERNITY INSPIRED BY HER FAMILY TEXTILE HERITAGE. SHE FOUNDED 'CREATION NAKODA' WITH A TEAM OF SKILLED ARTISANS. THEY REVIVED TRADITIONAL INDIAN DESIGNS CREATING EXQUISITE HANDMADE PRODUCTS THAT CAPTURED THE ESSENCE OF JAIPUR CULTURE.

DESPITE CHALLANGES,' CREATION NAKODA' COMMITMENT TO QUALITY AND CRAFTMANSHIP PAID OFF. THEIR UNIQUE CREATIONS GAINED RECOGNITION GLOBALLY.ADORNING RUNWAYS AND BOUTIQUES DEEPIKA'S ETHICAL PRACTICES ALSO UNLIFTED THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

'CREATION NAKODA' SUCCESS WAS A TESTAMENT TO DEEPIKA'S DEDICATION AND HER LOVE FOR INDIAN TEXTILES. THROUGH HER BRAND. SHE CELEBRATED JAIPUR'S RICH HERITAGE WHILE EMBRACING CONTEMPARARY FASHION, WEAVING A COLORFUL TALE THAT RESONATED WITH PEOPLE WORJDWIDE.

[shinykittenland]

Best Shopping Places in Delhi

Delhi, the capital city of India, is renowned for its vibrant markets that cater to every taste and budget. Here are some of the best shopping places in Delhi.

Chandni Chowk: One of the oldest and busiest markets in Delhi, it is famous for its narrow lanes brimming with shops selling textiles, jewelry, spices, and electronics.

Sarojini Market: It is known for its affordable fashion finds, Sarojini Nagar Market is a favorite among bargain hunters and fashion enthusiasts alike.

Dilli Haat: This market provides a unique shopping experience by showcasing handicrafts and handlooms from different states of India. It operates as a permanent market where artisans from across the country display and sell their crafts.

Janpath Market: It is located near Connaught Place, Janpath Market is famous for its vibrant collection of ethnic clothing, handicrafts, accessories, and souvenirs, attracting both locals and tourists.

Delhi's markets has a variety of items for all tastes, whether you seek high end products, classic crafts, or budget-friendly clothing. If you are thinking about going on a shopping spree, think about renting a Car on Rent in Delhi to comfortably explore these markets and fully enjoy your experience.

[yogesh902]

Small Business Ideas In Chennai

Chennai, often called the gateway to South India, is a bustling metropolitan city rich in culture, commerce, and a growing entrepreneurial spirit. With its vast population and diverse economic landscape, Chennai provides fertile ground for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to start small businesses. Whether you're a local resident or someone considering investing in the city, here are some profitable and practical small business ideas tailored to Chennai’s unique market.

1. Food and Beverage Startups

Chennai is a food lover's paradise, famous for its rich South Indian cuisine, from dosas to filter coffee. Starting a small restaurant, café, or food truck specializing in traditional Tamil dishes or fusion foods can be a lucrative venture. Some niche options include:

Cloud Kitchens: Catering to the city's growing online food delivery demand, a cloud kitchen requires low capital and reaches a broad audience through apps like Swiggy and Zomato.

Home-based Catering: With the rise of remote work and busy lifestyles, people are seeking home-cooked meals. Starting a home-based meal delivery service offering healthy, affordable options could be successful.

Organic Food Retail: With more people becoming health-conscious, opening a small organic grocery store or selling organic food products online is a business with rising potential.

2. Handicrafts and Cultural Goods

Chennai’s rich cultural heritage offers an opportunity for businesses centered around handicrafts, textiles, and traditional Tamil products.

Boutique Clothing: Opening a small boutique featuring handloom sarees, local textiles, or customized ethnic wear can cater to both the local population and tourists.

Handicraft Store: Selling traditional South Indian handicrafts, such as Tanjore paintings, bronze idols, or eco-friendly décor, can be a thriving niche, especially near tourist hubs.

Gift Shop: Personalized and handmade gifts have a steady demand. A store or online shop offering souvenirs, artistic home décor, and customized gifting options can attract Chennai’s art-loving crowd.

3. Technology and Digital Solutions

Chennai is a major IT hub, and there’s increasing demand for tech-related services. If you have a background in technology or an interest in the digital space, here are some business ideas:

Web Development and SEO Services: Small and medium-sized businesses in Chennai are looking to build an online presence. Offering affordable web development, SEO, and digital marketing services is a smart move.

Mobile App Development: With mobile app usage on the rise, developing apps for businesses or personal services can cater to the growing demand.

Tech Support Services: Offering tech support, troubleshooting, and maintenance services for companies or individuals is another lucrative idea in the city’s tech-centric environment.

4. Educational and Coaching Services

The education sector in Chennai is booming, with parents heavily investing in quality learning for their children. This makes education-based businesses particularly lucrative.

Tutoring Centers: There is a high demand for coaching classes that offer subject-specific tutoring, particularly for STEM subjects and competitive exams like IIT JEE, NEET, and civil services.

Skill Development Institutes: Offering specialized courses in technology (like coding), communication, and soft skills development for both students and professionals is a growing need.

Online Learning Platforms: If you have expertise in any niche, consider offering online courses or starting a YouTube channel with educational content. The demand for digital education platforms is growing, especially post-pandemic.

5. Fitness and Wellness Industry

Chennai has seen a rising demand for health and fitness services. If you're passionate about wellness, here are some small business ideas to consider:

Yoga Studio: With the growing awareness of physical and mental well-being, opening a yoga studio can attract a steady clientele.

Fitness Coaching: Personal training, group classes, and fitness programs like Zumba, CrossFit, or functional training have gained popularity.

Organic Beauty Products: Many consumers are shifting to natural and organic beauty products. You can start a business selling skincare products made from traditional Tamil herbs and ingredients.

6. Pet Care Services

With more pet owners in Chennai, there’s a growing demand for pet-related services. Starting a small pet care business can tap into this expanding market.

Pet Grooming and Boarding: Many pet owners in Chennai seek trustworthy places for grooming and boarding their pets. This business can be started with minimal investment.

Pet Accessories and Food: Selling pet accessories, food, and care products either through a physical store or online can cater to the city’s pet-loving population.

Veterinary Clinic: If you're in the healthcare profession or can partner with a veterinarian, opening a pet clinic can be a rewarding small business.

7. Freelancing and Creative Services

If you have skills in writing, photography, graphic design, or other creative fields, freelancing or offering creative services can be an easy-to-start and flexible business.

Freelance Writing: Content creation, copywriting, and blogging are in demand, and as a freelance writer, you can serve local businesses or even international clients.

Photography and Videography: With the city's rich culture, events like weddings, festivals, and corporate functions require professional photographers and videographers.

Graphic Design: Offering design services for websites, marketing materials, and branding can attract clients from various industries in Chennai.

8. Green and Eco-Friendly Businesses

As more people become environmentally conscious, eco-friendly businesses are gaining traction in Chennai. If you're passionate about sustainability, consider these options:

Recycling Business: Starting a small recycling or waste management business focusing on plastic, paper, or e-waste can help the city’s sustainability efforts.

Solar Energy Solutions: With ample sunlight in Chennai, solar energy products like solar panels or solar-powered appliances can be a great investment.

Eco-friendly Packaging: Many local businesses are switching to sustainable packaging options. Providing eco-friendly packaging solutions can help tap into this growing market.

[baronsvilla]

Baronsvilla: Your Perfect Base for Exploring the Cultural Riches of Kerala

Kerala, often referred to as "God’s Own Country," is a land of diverse cultures, rich traditions, and breathtaking natural beauty. The state is a melting pot of history, art, cuisine, and spirituality, offering visitors countless opportunities to immerse themselves in its vibrant heritage. For those looking to explore Kerala’s cultural treasures while indulging in luxury, Baronsvilla is the ideal destination. As one of the top luxury resorts in Ernakulam, Baronsvilla offers a tranquil retreat while also serving as the perfect base for discovering Kerala’s cultural gems.

1. Proximity to Historical Landmarks

Located in the heart of Ernakulam, Baronsvilla provides easy access to some of Kerala’s most significant historical landmarks. Just a short drive away is the iconic Fort Kochi, a historical town known for its colonial architecture, narrow streets, and vibrant arts scene. Fort Kochi is home to the famous Chinese fishing nets, centuries-old churches, and colonial-era bungalows that reflect Kerala’s rich maritime history. Visitors can explore St. Francis Church, the oldest European church in India, and the Mattancherry Palace, a stunning example of traditional Kerala architecture gifted by the Portuguese. After a day of exploring, return to the comfort and luxury of Baronsvilla, where you can unwind in style.

2. Explore Kerala’s Performing Arts

Kerala is famous for its traditional performing arts, including Kathakali, Mohiniyattam, and Kalaripayattu. Baronsvilla is the perfect base for experiencing these captivating cultural performances. Just a short trip from the resort, visitors can witness the mesmerizing Kathakali performances, a classical dance-drama known for its elaborate costumes and expressive movements. Many cultural centers in Ernakulam also offer performances of Mohiniyattam, a graceful dance form that originated in Kerala. For those interested in martial arts, a visit to see Kalaripayattu, one of the world’s oldest fighting systems, is a must. These experiences offer a deep dive into Kerala’s artistic heritage, all while enjoying the comfort of one of the top luxury resorts in Ernakulam.

3. Culinary Adventures: A Taste of Kerala’s Heritage

Kerala’s cuisine is a significant part of its cultural identity, and Baronsvilla offers an exceptional culinary experience that reflects the region’s rich food traditions. The resort’s restaurant serves a wide range of traditional Kerala dishes, made with locally sourced ingredients and infused with authentic flavors. Guests can indulge in delicacies such as appam with stew, Kerala-style fish curry, and banana leaf meals, all while enjoying the serene ambiance of Baronsvilla. The resort also offers cooking classes, where guests can learn to prepare Kerala’s signature dishes and take a piece of the region’s culinary heritage back home. This immersive experience connects you to Kerala’s food culture while staying in one of the top luxury resorts in Ernakulam.

4. Engage with Local Artisans and Craftsmanship

Kerala is home to a rich tradition of handicrafts, from intricate coir products to beautiful handwoven textiles. Staying at Baronsvilla allows guests to easily visit nearby markets and artisan workshops to see Kerala’s craftsmanship up close. One such place is the Jewish Synagogue in Mattancherry, which is surrounded by antique shops offering unique artifacts and handmade goods. Visitors can also explore the handloom weaving villages in the region, where traditional techniques are still used to produce beautiful fabrics. These local crafts not only highlight Kerala’s cultural diversity but also offer an opportunity to support local artisans. After exploring these cultural experiences, Baronsvilla offers a peaceful and luxurious setting to relax and reflect on your day.

5. Experience Kerala’s Festivals

Kerala’s festivals are a vibrant reflection of its cultural diversity, and staying at Baronsvilla puts you in a prime location to witness some of the state’s most iconic celebrations. Festivals such as Onam, Vishu, and Thrissur Pooram showcase Kerala’s rich traditions, with elaborate processions, folk performances, and rituals. The famous boat races, or Vallamkali, are held during the monsoon season and are an exciting display of Kerala’s maritime culture. Visitors staying at Baronsvilla during these festivals can easily participate in the celebrations and enjoy the colorful, lively atmosphere that these events bring to the region. After a day of festive activities, the resort’s luxurious accommodations offer the perfect sanctuary to rest and rejuvenate.

6. Cultural Immersion with Personalized Tours

Baronsvilla goes beyond providing luxury accommodations by offering personalized cultural tours tailored to guests’ interests. Whether it’s a guided tour of Ernakulam’s historical sites, a visit to traditional dance performances, or an exploration of local markets, Baronsvilla’s concierge service can create a customized itinerary that ensures a deep and immersive cultural experience. These tours allow guests to explore Kerala’s heritage at their own pace while enjoying the personalized attention that Baronsvilla is known for.

Conclusion

Baronsvilla is more than just a luxurious retreat; it is the perfect base for exploring the cultural riches of Kerala. From its proximity to historical landmarks and performing arts venues to its focus on local cuisine and craftsmanship, Baronsvilla offers guests a well-rounded cultural experience. As one of the top luxury resorts in Ernakulam, it combines the best of both worlds—luxury and cultural immersion—making it the ideal choice for travelers seeking to discover the heart and soul of Kerala while indulging in world-class comfort.

[puritourpackages]

Create Lasting Memories with Our Bhubaneswar Puri Konark Tour Package

If you’re looking for a journey that combines ancient history, cultural richness, and natural beauty, look no further than our Bhubaneswar Puri Konark Tour Package. This meticulously crafted itinerary offers an unforgettable experience, exploring three of Odisha’s most cherished destinations. From the architectural marvels of Bhubaneswar and Konark to the spiritual and scenic allure of Puri, this tour promises to create memories that will last a lifetime.

A Journey Through Odisha’s Rich Heritage

Day 1: Arrival in Bhubaneswar

Your adventure begins in Bhubaneswar, the capital city of Odisha, known as the "City of Temples." The city’s ancient temples, such as the Lingaraj Temple, Mukteswara Temple, and Rajarani Temple, are architectural masterpieces that reflect the grandeur of Kalinga architecture. Our tour package ensures you get a comprehensive experience of these historical marvels, offering guided tours that provide insights into their intricate carvings and historical significance.

As you wander through the temple complexes, you’ll discover the stories and legends that have been passed down through generations. The temple architecture, with its ornate sculptures and intricate carvings, provides a glimpse into the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of Odisha. The tour also includes a visit to the Udayagiri and Khandagiri Caves, ancient rock-cut caves that offer a peek into the life of early Jain monks.

Day 2: Bhubaneswar to Puri

On the second day, you’ll travel from Bhubaneswar to Puri, a coastal town renowned for its spiritual significance and beautiful beaches. Puri is home to the Jagannath Temple, one of the Char Dham pilgrimage sites and a significant religious center for Hindus. The temple’s massive Rathyatra (chariot festival) is an awe-inspiring spectacle that draws thousands of devotees and tourists each year.

The Jagannath Temple is an architectural wonder with its distinctive pyramidal spire and rich symbolism. Our tour package includes a visit to this sacred site, where you’ll have the opportunity to witness rituals and experience the vibrant atmosphere of the temple complex.

After exploring the temple, you can relax on Puri’s golden sandy beaches. The Puri Beach offers a serene escape where you can enjoy the gentle sea breeze, take a dip in the azure waters, or simply stroll along the shore. The beach is also known for its vibrant local markets, where you can shop for souvenirs and traditional crafts.

Day 3: Puri to Konark

The highlight of the third day is the journey to Konark, a small town renowned for the Sun Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Konark Sun Temple, built in the 13th century, is a stunning example of Kalinga architecture and is famous for its chariot-shaped structure adorned with intricately carved wheels and deities. The temple’s design symbolizes the chariot of the Sun God, Surya, and its massive stone wheels are a testament to the skill of the artisans who crafted them.

Our Bhubaneswar Puri Konark Tour Package includes a guided tour of the Sun Temple, where you’ll learn about its historical and architectural significance. The temple complex also features beautiful sculptures and carvings that depict scenes from daily life, mythology, and celestial beings.

In addition to the Sun Temple, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the nearby Konark Archaeological Museum, which houses a collection of sculptures, artifacts, and inscriptions from the Sun Temple and other ancient sites in the region.

Day 4: Return to Bhubaneswar and Departure

On the final day of your tour, you’ll return to Bhubaneswar, where you can spend your remaining time shopping for local handicrafts and souvenirs. Odisha is known for its beautiful handloom fabrics, silver filigree work, and traditional tribal art. The local markets in Bhubaneswar offer a wide range of products that make for memorable keepsakes from your journey.

As your Bhubaneswar Puri Konark Tour Package comes to a close, you’ll depart with a heart full of cherished memories and a deeper appreciation for Odisha’s cultural and historical heritage. This tour is not just a journey through scenic landscapes and ancient temples; it’s an immersion into the rich traditions and vibrant culture of a region that has captivated travelers for centuries.

Why Choose Our Bhubaneswar Puri Konark Tour Package?

Our Bhubaneswar Puri Konark Tour Package is designed to offer a well-rounded experience, blending historical exploration with relaxation and cultural immersion. We provide knowledgeable guides who bring the stories and history of each site to life, comfortable accommodations that enhance your travel experience, and personalized service to ensure your journey is seamless and enjoyable.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a culture seeker, or simply someone looking to escape to a place of beauty and serenity, this tour package offers something for everyone. It’s an opportunity to explore one of India’s most fascinating regions and create lasting memories with your loved ones.

Book your Bhubaneswar Puri Konark Tour Package today and embark on a journey that promises to be both enriching and unforgettable.

[upits2024]

UP Trade Show 2024: A Global Platform for Uttar Pradesh’s Industrial Excellence

The UP International Trade Show 2024 (UPITS 2024) is surely going to be a landmark event, building on the momentum of its successful debut. Scheduled to take place from September 25 to 29, 2024, at the India Expo Centre & Mart, this grand trade show promises to be a game-changer for Uttar Pradesh's economy. The event will showcase a vast array of products manufactured across Uttar Pradesh, offering immense potential for both domestic and international markets. With a strong focus on B2B and B2C engagement, the UP Trade Show is designed to bring together stakeholders from across the globe, including government agencies, investors, buyers, and industry leaders.

The Growth and Impact of UP Trade Show

The UP Trade Show has quickly established itself as a premier event, reflecting Uttar Pradesh's economic dynamism and industrial diversity. The first edition of the show laid a strong foundation, and UPITS 2024 is set to expand its reach even further. This year’s event aims to attract a wider audience, offering greater business opportunities and fostering new partnerships.

The UP Trade Show is more than just an exhibition; it is a platform that bridges the gap between local manufacturers and global markets. The event will feature products across various sectors, including agriculture, automotive, electronics, textiles, and more. By providing a space for these industries to showcase their innovations, the UP Trade Show is playing a crucial role in positioning Uttar Pradesh as a key player in the global economy.

Bringing Uttar Pradesh’s Best Products Under One Roof

One of the highlights of the UP Trade Show 2024 is the diversity of products on display. From traditional handicrafts to cutting-edge technology, the show will feature an impressive range of products that reflect the rich industrial heritage and innovative spirit of Uttar Pradesh. Here’s a closer look at some of the key sectors represented at the event:

Agriculture & Allied Sectors: Uttar Pradesh is one of India’s leading agricultural states, and the trade show will highlight its contributions to this vital sector. Products related to agriculture, including modern farming equipment, agri-tech innovations, and allied sectors like animal husbandry and dairy, will be prominently featured.

Automobile/EV/Auto Components: The automotive sector in Uttar Pradesh is rapidly growing, with a particular focus on electric vehicles (EVs) and sustainable auto components. The UP Trade Show will showcase the latest advancements in this industry, attracting interest from domestic and international buyers.

Handloom, Handicrafts & Textiles: Uttar Pradesh is renowned for its rich tradition of handloom and handicrafts. The show will provide a platform for local artisans to display their work, from intricate textiles to beautifully crafted home decor items. This sector is particularly important for promoting the state’s One District One Product (ODOP) initiative.

Health & Wellness: The health and wellness sector, including AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy), pharmaceuticals, and naturopathy, will also be a significant part of the event. As health consciousness continues to rise globally, this sector is expected to attract considerable attention.

IT & Smart City Mission: With the Smart City Mission gaining momentum, Uttar Pradesh is at the forefront of technological innovation. The UP Trade Show will feature developments in information technology, smart city projects, and digital infrastructure, showcasing the state’s progress in building future-ready cities.

Renewable Energy & Sustainability: In line with global trends towards sustainability, the trade show will highlight Uttar Pradesh's advancements in renewable energy, including solar, wind, and EV-related technologies. This sector represents the state’s commitment to sustainable development and its potential as a hub for green energy solutions.

Tourism & Hospitality: Uttar Pradesh, home to iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal, has a thriving tourism and hospitality industry. The UP Trade Show will present opportunities for stakeholders in this sector to explore new partnerships and promote the state’s rich cultural heritage.

A Platform for Global Business Opportunities

The UP Trade Show 2024 is designed to attract a diverse range of visitors, including Indian and international business leaders, buyers, and investors. The event will provide an ideal platform for networking, exploring new markets, and forging valuable business connections. Key visitor categories include:

Buying Agents and Corporates: Representatives from leading corporations and buying agents will be present, scouting for new products and suppliers that align with their business needs.

Distributors and Domestic Buyers: The show offers a unique opportunity for distributors and domestic buyers to discover new products and establish direct connections with manufacturers.

Exporters and Overseas Buyers: With Uttar Pradesh’s growing export market, the trade show will attract a significant number of overseas buyers and exporters looking to source high-quality products from the region.

Investors and Institutional Buyers: The event will also appeal to investors and institutional buyers who are interested in exploring investment opportunities in Uttar Pradesh’s burgeoning industries.

E-commerce and Retail Stores: As e-commerce continues to grow, the UP Trade Show will be an important venue for online retailers and brick-and-mortar stores to discover products that cater to the evolving tastes of consumers.

Think Tanks and National & International Traders: The event will also serve as a gathering place for think tanks, policymakers, and traders who are involved in shaping the economic landscape of Uttar Pradesh and beyond.

Strategic Importance of UP Trade Show 2024

The UP Trade Show is not just an exhibition; it is a strategic initiative aimed at boosting Uttar Pradesh’s economic development. By bringing together a diverse range of industries and stakeholders, the event helps to create a more integrated and dynamic business environment in the state.

Enhancing Market Access: For local manufacturers, the UP Trade Show provides an invaluable opportunity to access new markets, both within India and internationally. The presence of international buyers and traders at the event ensures that products from Uttar Pradesh can reach a global audience.

Promoting Investment: The trade show is also a platform for attracting investment into Uttar Pradesh. With various government agencies and large corporates in attendance, the event offers a conducive environment for exploring investment opportunities in sectors such as infrastructure, manufacturing, and renewable energy.

Showcasing Uttar Pradesh’s Economic Potential: The UP Trade Show plays a crucial role in highlighting the economic potential of Uttar Pradesh. By showcasing the state’s diverse industries and innovative products, the event helps to enhance its reputation as a key player in India’s economic growth.

Event Highlights and What to Expect

Visitors to the UP Trade Show 2024 can expect a dynamic and engaging experience, with a wide range of activities and exhibits to explore. Some of the key highlights of the event include:

Live Demonstrations: Several sectors, including education (with live demos on STEM), health & wellness, and e-commerce, will feature live demonstrations, allowing visitors to experience the latest innovations firsthand.

Sector-Specific Pavilions: The event will feature dedicated pavilions for key sectors such as defence, aviation, IT, and renewable energy, providing a focused platform for exhibitors to showcase their products and services.

Networking Opportunities: With business hours from 11 AM to 3 PM and public hours from 3 PM to 8 PM, the UP Trade Show offers ample opportunities for networking with industry leaders, government officials, and potential business partners.

Exhibitor Diversity: The trade show will feature exhibitors from a wide range of industries, ensuring that visitors can explore products and services that cater to their specific interests and needs.

Conclusion

The UP Trade Show 2024 is set to be a landmark event that will significantly contribute to Uttar Pradesh’s economic development. By bringing together a diverse range of industries, products, and stakeholders under one roof, the event offers unparalleled opportunities for business growth and market expansion. Whether you are a local manufacturer looking to expand your reach, an investor seeking new opportunities, or a buyer in search of innovative products, the UP Trade Show is an event that should not be missed.

Mark your calendar for September 25-29, 2024, and get ready to explore the future of business in Uttar Pradesh at the UP Trade Show. This is more than just an exhibition; it is a gateway to global business opportunities and a testament to the economic potential of one of India’s most dynamic states.

[gigoodsworld]

Mark your calendars! We're launching soon with a collection of stunning new products inspired by India's fascinating GI-tagged treasures.

[gemgov]

Share a Token of Gratitude and Tradition with the Aabhar Collection on Gem.

Discover Aabhar, a carefully curated gifting collection that celebrates India's finest #handicrafts, #handlooms, artisanal foods, personal care products & more! Each item is lovingly crafted with tradition and care, perfect for gifting at official events, personal milestones, or as a heartfelt gesture. Let your gifts speak the language of India's cultural richness and diversity

[gingerhotelsindia]

Discovering Patna: A Guide to the Best Experiences and Accommodations

Patna, the capital city of Bihar, is a blend of rich history and vibrant culture. Nestled along the banks of the Ganges River, Patna offers a unique mix of ancient monuments, bustling markets, and modern amenities. Whether you're visiting for business or leisure, Patna has something to offer every traveler. In this guide, we’ll explore the top attractions, dining options, and the best 3 star hotel in Patna, ensuring you have a memorable stay.

Historical and Cultural Attractions in Patna

1. Golghar

Golghar, an enormous granary built by the British in 1786, is one of Patna’s iconic landmarks. The spiral staircase leading to the top offers panoramic views of the city and the Ganges River. It’s a great spot to enjoy a peaceful evening and take some memorable photographs.

2. Patna Museum

For history enthusiasts, the Patna Museum is a treasure trove of artifacts and exhibits. Established in 1917, it houses a vast collection of items, including ancient sculptures, paintings, and archaeological findings. The museum provides a fascinating insight into the rich cultural heritage of Bihar.

3. Mahavir Mandir

Mahavir Mandir, located near the Patna Junction railway station, is one of the most revered temples in the city. Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, the temple attracts thousands of devotees daily. Its serene environment and spiritual significance make it a must-visit place for those seeking peace and blessings.

4. Patan Devi Temple

Patan Devi Temple is another significant religious site in Patna. It is considered one of the 51 Shakti Peethas and holds immense religious importance. The temple’s beautiful architecture and tranquil surroundings make it a popular spot for both devotees and tourists.

5. Gandhi Maidan

Gandhi Maidan, a large historic ground in the heart of the city, has been the venue for numerous important events and rallies. It’s a great place to take a stroll, especially in the evenings when it comes alive with local vendors and activities.

Dining in Patna

Patna offers a variety of dining options that cater to different tastes and preferences. From traditional Bihari cuisine to international dishes, the city’s food scene is diverse and exciting.

1. Traditional Bihari Cuisine

For an authentic taste of Bihari cuisine, try some local specialties such as Litti Chokha, a dish made of roasted wheat balls stuffed with spiced gram flour and served with mashed potatoes and eggplant. Another must-try is Sattu Paratha, a flatbread stuffed with roasted gram flour, spices, and herbs.

2. Modern and International Cuisine

Patna also boasts several restaurants offering modern and international cuisine. Whether you’re in the mood for Chinese, Italian, or Continental dishes, you’ll find plenty of options to satisfy your cravings. Many restaurants in Patna blend traditional and contemporary flavors to create unique and delicious dishes.

Shopping in Patna

Patna is a shopper’s paradise, offering everything from traditional handicrafts to modern fashion. Here are some of the best places to shop in the city:

1. Hathwa Market

Hathwa Market is one of the oldest and busiest markets in Patna. It’s a great place to shop for traditional items such as Madhubani paintings, handloom textiles, and local handicrafts. The market is also known for its vibrant atmosphere and bustling crowds.

2. Maurya Lok Complex

Maurya Lok Complex is a popular shopping destination for both locals and tourists. It offers a wide range of products, including clothing, electronics, and household items. The complex also houses several restaurants and cafes, making it a perfect place to spend an afternoon.

3. Patna Central Mall

For a more modern shopping experience, visit Patna Central Mall. This multi-story mall features a variety of national and international brands, a food court, and entertainment options such as a cinema. It’s a great place to find everything you need under one roof.

Accommodation in Patna

When it comes to finding the perfect Patna accommodation, Ginger Patna stands out as one of the best options. Located in the heart of the city, Ginger Patna offers a comfortable and convenient stay for both business and leisure travelers.

Why Choose Ginger Patna?

1. Prime Location

Ginger Patna’s central location provides easy access to major attractions, shopping centers, and business districts. Whether you’re visiting for work or leisure, you’ll appreciate the convenience of staying in the city center.

2. Comfortable Rooms

As a top 3-star hotel in Patna, Ginger Patna offers well-appointed rooms designed to provide maximum comfort. Each room is equipped with modern amenities, including air conditioning, high-speed internet, and a flat-screen TV. The hotel also offers a range of room types to suit different needs and preferences.

3. Excellent Facilities

Ginger Patna provides a variety of facilities to ensure a pleasant stay. These include a fully equipped fitness center, a business center with meeting rooms, and a 24-hour front desk. The hotel also offers laundry services, airport transfers, and ample parking space.

4. Dining at Qmin

The in-house restaurant, Qmin, offers a delightful dining experience with a menu featuring both local and international cuisine. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty breakfast, a quick lunch, or a leisurely dinner, Qmin provides a variety of options to satisfy your taste buds.

5. Exceptional Service

The staff at Ginger Patna are known for their warm hospitality and excellent service. From the moment you check-in, you’ll receive personalized attention to ensure a comfortable and memorable stay.

Special Offers and Packages

Ginger Patna frequently offers special packages and promotions for its guests. Whether you’re planning a business trip or a family vacation, check the hotel’s website for the latest deals and discounts to make the most of your stay.

Conclusion

Patna, with its rich history, vibrant culture, and modern amenities, is a city that has something to offer every traveler. From exploring historical landmarks to indulging in delicious cuisine and shopping for unique items, there’s no shortage of things to see and do in Patna.

When it comes to accommodation, Ginger Patna is the ideal choice for a comfortable and convenient stay. As one of the best 3 star hotels in Patna, it offers well-appointed rooms, excellent facilities, and exceptional service. Whether you’re visiting for business or leisure, Ginger Patna ensures a memorable and enjoyable experience.

So, plan your trip to Patna today and discover the charm and hospitality of this beautiful city. Book your stay at Ginger Patna for a truly unforgettable visit.