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WOODBINE: Setting the Standard for Bespoke Office & Commercial Furniture

Woodbine, a distinguished name in the furniture industry, is dedicated to enhancing office environments with its bespoke modular furniture solutions. Under the ownership of Dhansri Infrax Private Limited, based in Delhi, Woodbine stands as a hallmark of quality and innovation in office furniture.

From the vibrant streets of Lucknow to the bustling markets of Delhi, from the corporate hubs of Gurugram to the cultural alleys of Lucknow, Woodbine caters to a diverse range of cities including #Gurgaon, #Agra, #Ahmedabad, #Allahabad, #Aligarh, #Aurangabad, #Baddi, #Bhiwadi, #Bangalore, #Bareilly, #Bellary, #Bhubaneswar, #Bhopal, #Chandigarh, #Chennai, #Dehradun, #Dharuhera, #Dhanbad, #Faridabad, #Ghaziabad, #Goa, #Gorakhpur, #Gwalior, #Guwahati, #Haldwani, #Hyderabad, #Indore, #Jaipur, #Jodhpur, #Jamshedpur, #Jammu, #Kanpur, #Kolkata, #Lucknow, #Ludhiana, #Mathura, #Mumbai, #Meerut, #Nasik, #Noida, #Patna, #Pune, #Ranchi, #Rohtak, #Rudrapur, #Raipur, #Raigarh, #Rewari, #Siliguri, #Surat, #Udaipur, #Varanasi, and beyond.

Woodbine specializes in crafting ergonomic, multi-tasking office chairs, modular office furniture, institute furniture, airport sofas, waiting area sofas, lounge furniture, cafe furniture, and restaurant furniture, all meticulously designed in solid wood to ensure durability and sophistication.

In commitment to customer satisfaction, Woodbine offers convenient shopping options. Prospective buyers can request our product catalogue via WhatsApp or email to explore our diverse collection. Once ready to purchase, customers can conveniently place orders for the latest furniture for their offices.

Woodbine serves these cities by dispatching furniture items upon receipt of a purchase order. Our user-friendly website and seamless navigation make the shopping experience effortless, empowering customers to find the perfect furniture solutions for their spaces.

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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT IN SILIGURI

Finding an office space for rent is the first step to make your business official. But looking for the perfect office space can be time consuming and tedious. Sure location and office size are the most important things to take care of when renting an office space but there are other things as well that require your attention. If you are not comfortable taking matters into your own hands, ask an expert to help you find you next office in Siliguri.

Table of contents:

1.       The Operator

2.       Infrastructure

3.       Lease

4.       Hidden costs

5.       Your needs

Here are some of the other things you need to take into account when you find your next office in Siliguri.

The Operator

The landlord/ rental office operator should be friendly, approachable and be someone with whom you can build a good working relationship. A good landlord will ensure that your needs are met. Many people underestimate the benefits of working with great landlords; they are flexible, easy to communicate with and will ultimately save you precious time through speedy arrangements and entirely eliminate time-wasting miscommunication.

Infrastructure

This includes checking the cabling, suitable light fixtures and power points, furniture, air conditioning; possibility of internet access, the list is endless. If you're looking at serviced offices, they would also provide photocopy and fax machines and the ability to book conference rooms.

Lease

Just knowing what’s included is one thing you should diligently notice when renting your first office space. You also need to also make sure that all of those provisions are clearly spelled out in the lease. You don’t want to just casually take your landlord’s word that some utilities are included only to be charged for them later as it that wasn’t officially stated in your lease.

Hidden costs

Consider the total amount. The prices of cheaper, “barebones” offices can often be deceptive, especially without factoring the extra costs of features and amenities that are factored in afterwards. 

Costs to consider and enquire about would include the office utilities, inclusion of virtual address where it is applicable and more. There is a lot of extra expense that goes into renting an office space. The actual rent is just part of it, when it comes to most properties and those extra expenses can really add up and come off as a shock especially if you don’t account for them in your draft budget.

Your needs

Make a list of all the amenities that you want in an office space. Make sure the requirements are plausible and practical. This may be an initial list so beat yourself up if you want to exclude or include things on your list. Exclude the ones that are not completely crucial for you so that you'll be able to choose between one trade off and another when looking at a variety of offices to choose from.

Looking to find your next office in Siliguri? Let Siliguri Real-estate help you find the perfect office for you that completely complements your vibe in the best locations.

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Since 1986 Damro has been producing quality and durable Luxurious and Contemporary furniture at slashed price. If you want to dress up your living room, bedroom, kitchen and office space Damro is always there to cater you. We understand your furniture need and design, which is why, we produce furniture that is unique in design, made of strong material, so that you can enjoy your furniture for years.From design-to-manufacture and  sales-to-service, Damro always aims to increase customer satisfaction with highly motivated and passionate team of skilled designers. We are committed to produce sustainable furniture that delivers value for money and match your furniture need.We believe in expansion and to make it happen, we have established more than 200+ outlets in India and Sri Lanka, that's why we are among the south Asia’s largest Furniture Manufacturer. Damro is growing remarkably throughout Westbengal with Huge display outlets round Siliguri.

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My Innings as Commander 27 Mtn Arty Brigade (Part 1)

     I departed from Wellington after the customary farewell in the first week of Aug 2000. My thoughts during the journey upto Pune, fluctuated between fond memories of my professionally enriching tenure of two years at the Staff College & the expectations of my next challenging tenure as the Brigade Commander. I availed my “Joining Time” at Pune and discussed our future options with the family members for their move as a family to, only after our Brigade would move back to it's permanent location at Bagrakote. After a well deserved break of 10 days, I left Pune for Jammu via Delhi. I planned my arrival at Jammu to coincide with the Independence Day.

     Thereafter, I was escorted in a special convoy upto 27 Mountain Artillery Brigade, located on the outskirts of Pathankot. The welcome ceremony in the Brigade HQ was indeed special, since I was returning to the Gunners family after a gap of six years. I was introduced to the Staff Officers of the Brigade HQ & all my Commanding Officers. Next three days were busy in the handing/taking over procedures. Finally, on 19 Aug 2000, my predecessor accompanied me to the Division HQ for my formal welcome by the GOC 27 Mountain Division. I was promoted by the GOC who complimented my selection to the coveted rank of Brigadier, attained by just 10% of the officers in any Batch!! He wished me the best of luck in shouldering my higher responsibilities and expressed confidence that the Artillery Brigade would continue to excel in the "Striking Lion Division".

    My first priority was to visit my Brigade HQ & all my Regiments and the supporting sub-units. The program for these visits had been prepared already which was just awaiting my approval. I considered it an opportunity to be briefed by each CO about our operational role and get a first look about the living conditions of all the Units  since the entire Brigade was in a tented camp layout. The Units were in the final phase of training prior to the Practice Camps scheduled to be conducted in Kalith Field Firing Ranges in Sep. I dedicated three days for completion of these visits as per the program and felt so happy interacting with each CO and his team of officers & JCOs. The standard of routine administration in each Unit  was very commendable, despite the constraints.  I reminded myself to resist any  temptation of ordering any drastic changes or initiate any new procedures within the first two months. I had decided to view every situation from a higher pedestal & take judicious decisions after consultation with my Staff Officers & the COs.

     Next month, the whole Brigade, deployed in Kalith Ranges, located 45 kms from Jammu, for Field-firings & Practice Camps. The standard of deployment and firing of Guns was outstanding. At the end of all the Practice Camps, we conducted the Technical Day during which all the COs of all Units in the Division witnessed the display of Firepower of 90 guns of my Brigade. It gave all of us a tremendous feeling of confidence and assurance of our Combat potential. I conveyed my congratulations to all my Regiments, on the radio set, in the traditional Gunner style --- “Good Shooting from Bull!!” On conclusion of this major training event, we returned to Pathankot. Thereafter, each Regiment participated in the Collective Training Exercise with the affiliated Infantry Brigade.

     In mid-Oct, Sanjivani along with Ashvini and Aditya came to Pathankot during Diwali vacation. It was destined that we would celebrate Diwali Festival with the Gunner Family within the Camp environment. Next day, we proceeded to Amritsar which was just 100 kms away. Our first visit  was obviously the Golden Temple. It was an overwhelming experience as we sought the blessing of Satnam Waheguru followed by the customary Langar. In the evening, we visited Jallianwala Bagh & witnessed an impressive Sound and Light show.

 Next day, was spent in local sightseeing & savoring Punjabi cuisine. In the evening, we attended the magnificent ‘Beating the Retreat’ ceremony at the Wagah-Attari Border. The pomp and pageantry of the ceremony showcasing the change of guard was truly an amazing spectacle. The most captivating moment was the simultaneous lowering of the National Flags at sunset,  closing the gates on both sides of the border followed by the illumination display amidst thunderous chorus of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’. Next morning, we returned to Pathankot with a bundle of memories of our inspiring trip to Amritsar. 

     Soon, after celebrating Ashvini’s birthday, Sanjivani & the children returned to Pune for resumption of their academic sessions.  In mid-Nov, we were delighted to receive the much awaited orders from Army HQ pertaining to our move back to the permanent locations. I conveyed this good news to Sanjivani & the children who were really excited to prepare for their move as well. The move of 27 Mountain Division was to be carried out by military special trains for which we had to project the specific requirement of rolling stock.

     In case of the Artillery Brigade, we prepared an elaborate plan for the move of all the Regiments to respective locations. It was a complex exercise to plan the move of one Regiment each to Barrackpore & Kanchrapara (near Kolkata), one Regiment each to Sevoke Road & Oodlabari (near Siliguri), a Regiment to Panagarh (about 150 km from Kolkata) & the Brigade HQ and the Signal Company & Field Workshop to Bagrakote. Separate plans were prepared by the Division HQ, all the Infantry Brigades & the supporting Units for moving back to their respective locations. The final move orders  were received from Army HQ. The execution of move was carried out systematically and completed by end of the year. It was indeed a massive logistic experience involving move by military special trains, from different entraining stations near Pathankot to multiple detraining stations in West Bengal.

     Just before leaving Pathankot, I got a chance to visit my parent Regiment (98 Field Regiment) which was located at Dehradun. The warmth and hospitality extended to me by the Jat Balwan family was indeed commendable. I felt so nostalgic as I renewed my association after a gap of six years. It was indeed a journey down memory lane!! 

     Thereafter, I travelled by air from Jammu to Delhi & onwards from Delhi to Bagdogra. Subsequent  travel upto Bagrakote was refreshing, specially after crossing the Tiger Bridge,  which connects West Bengal with the North Eastern states. Bagrakote was a small Army campus at the foothills of undulating ridgelines. I was particularly impressed when I entered my fully furnished residence, traditionally designated as the “Gun House”.  My first reaction was to take several photos of my beautiful residence and send them to Pune by speed post (since WhatsApp technology did not exist at the time). It facilitated a virtual tour of our new Home, which further triggered the desire of my family members to come to Bagrakote as soon as possible.

     After the initial settling down process, I went to the Division HQ at Kalimpong for an operational briefing, since I had never served in this Sector. Thereafter, I proceeded for my familiarisation recce in Nathu La Sector of  East Sikkim. The recce was completed in one week, in high altitude terrain during the snowfall season. Subsequently, I visited all my Regiments sequentially, as per the dispersed locations. It enabled me to  gain first hand knowledge about various problems being faced by each Unit. I focused my attention on the improvement of administration  and welfare of all troops & families. Thus, I could allot funds for urgent repairs and new projects for improvement of habitat in each location. 

     In the last week of Mar, I went on casual leave to Pune and returned along with Sanjivani and Aditya. Our luggage took a long time to reach because of the move across the country. Ashvini and Nandini shifted to a Girl’s Hostel and were planning to join us later. On return to Bagrakote, I got involved in preparing for the forthcoming War Game and Operational discussion which was to be conducted at Kalimpong. It was a major event in which all Brigade Commanders and Commanding Officers had to participate. Hence, I proceeded to Kalimpong for another week, leaving Sanjivani with the responsibility of settling down in our new abode. 

                                 Our Beautiful ‘Gun House’  

     We could not move to Pathankot along with Vivek in August, since the Artillery Brigade was doing the Annual Practice Camps & collective training. Entire 27 Mountain Division was awaiting orders for move back to the permanent location. Moreover, Ashvini and Nandini were already pursuing their college education and Aditya was in the Army Public School, Pune. We felt happy when the Brigade returned to Bagrakote in end of Dec. Consequent to this news, we decided to shift Ashvini & Nandini into Paying Guest accommodation, at a central location in Deccan Gymkhana. Thereafter, in the last week of March, only Vivek &  myself, Aditya and my mother-in-law (Badi Mummy) moved to Bagrakote.  Our long journey was very entertaining, particularly because our pet dog (Maxi) also travelled with us. Incidentally, the journey involved all modes of transport: by air from Mumbai to Kolkata, by overnight train upto New Jalpaiguri (NJP) and by road till our destination. The road journey was specially enchanting after we crossed the Tiger Bridge (also called Coronation Bridge) on the Teesta River. The view of the valley, forests and the tea gardens astride the road was so fascinating. Finally, after two hours, we reached the “Gun House” & were welcomed formally in the Brigade Officers Mess. It was a unique feeling to be called the “First Lady” once again!!

   Our Bungalow was unique in design & internal layout. It was constructed on stilts, had wooden flooring, wooden walls, wooden roof with a false wooden ceiling and wooden furniture! At the entrance, there was a huge lawn having a waterfall, a small pond & a Gazebo. In the backyard, there were several Litchi trees and a Bamboo grove. The Officers Mess & the Guest rooms were just adjacent to our residence. We were thrilled to observe the scenic view of the ridges & spurs, the riverfront and the tea gardens in close proximity. It was a privilege to have a guard of 12 soldiers at the “Gun House”, who were on duty 24x7. In addition, there was a cook & the Buddy from 98 Field Regiment (Hav Khajan Singh), who provided necessary assistance. I realised that I will have to get used to these facilities gradually, while settling down to our new lifestyle in the lap of nature. 

     On completion of the War Game, I returned from Kalimpong. I was impressed to see the transformation of the “Gun House” after completion of the settling down process. It appeared that the stage was set for Ashvini and Nandini’s arrival during their Summer Vacation. Meanwhile, I planned the itinerary for our family visits to Nathu La, Darjeeling and Kalimpong. Simultaneously, I prepared the schedule of my Adm Inspections of all the Units during May/June. Sanjivani visited the family quarters of the Brigade Camp and interacted with all the families when I was at Kalimpong. In addition, she visited Army School, Bagrakote and laid out a plan for further improvement of the School. We now awaited the arrival of Ashvini & Nandini and were at a stage of ‘Get, Set, Go’ for our tour to pristine Sikkim.

                                                                                    To be continued...

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Packing and Moving Services in Siliguri

Packers and Movers in Siliguri: We have the truck, man, with the van, and moving truck enlists for various types of necessities of our clients. When you reach us for house moving administration, we evaluate your furniture and having a place with furnish you with best arrangements and moving vehicles so that you're moving procedure is brisk, quiet and reasonable. Our organization at Siliguri gives the best packing and moving administrations to the clients. We guarantee solid and safe bundling of your profitable and vital merchandise. We utilize great bundling materials and most recent procedures to pack your things with the goal that they stay in an indistinguishable condition it is. Our accomplished packing specialists ensure that every one of your things is stuffed utilizing the best bundling innovations. We give unique consideration in the packing of costly things and fare thee well while transportation. Dealkare Packers and Movers have mastery incorporate migration administrations. We've been helping our customers with all their movement needs from quite a while and we have a demonstrated record of fruitful migration tasks and many fulfilled customers.

We facilitate with office heads and chiefs to decide a planning framework that will evade pointless interruptions. For an office move, we give coordinations arranging, destroying and creating of furniture, apparatuses and hardware, site arrangement, floor arranging and set-up. We likewise give warehousing and capacity to any client, including the individuals who require atmosphere controlled offices. Our employment is to make things go easily for you amid your migration. We are occupied with giving astounding car transporter and car transportation benefits in all metropolitan urban areas. We guarantee protected and smooth exchange of your car to your doorstep. Our extraordinarily secured car transporters and trailers offer mindful conveyance to spots the whole way across India. Our car transportation hardware incorporates car carrier trucks, holders, and focuses, rapid vehicles et cetera. Such instruments guarantee us to convey you quick and speedy administrations. To contact us. please use given contact details. +91-82 8760 8512 enquiry@dealkare.com

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Transforming Homes with Quality Furniture in Siliguri

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Maishaa Furniture and Furnishings where Beauty Meets Function

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Discover Office Furniture Solutions at Maishaa Furniture and Furnishings in Siliguri

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Premier Curtain Shop in Siliguri: Maishaa Furniture and Furnishings

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