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This is a thought about the importance of water for human being. Also briefing about uses of water, sources of water, the importance of rainwater, rain water collection, disposal of rain water etc. Man needs air, water and food for survival. A man can live without air for not more than 3 minutes, without water for not more than 3 days and without food for not more than 3 weeks. The human body is made up of about 70% of water and 30% of solids.  The water which we drink helps us in many ways. Replaces loss of water from the tissues, maintains fluidity of blood and lymph, helps in excreti ..read more

In this blog, I am explaining about Nehru trophy boat race happening on the Punnamada Lake, near Alappuzha, held on the second Saturday of August every year. It is one of the most competitive and popular boat races in the world. The main participants in this boat race are the snake boats or Chundan vallams. Each and every person in the adjacent villages are going to see this race. Now it is a main tourism attraction of Kerala. Many tourists around the world coming Alappuzha to witness this breathtaking event. History As the name indicates, it is related to India’s first Prime Minister Pandit ..read more

Kumbhalgarh fort, Rajasthan, India Kumbhalgarh fort is situated on the Western side of Aravalli hills in Rajsamand district of Rajasthan state in India. It is the second largest fort in Rajasthan after Chittorgarh fort. It is a fort covered four sides with huge walls. It is the second longest wall after “the great Chinese wall”!!! As per the record books, it has 36 Km long wall. The first look at the fort will give an amazing feeling to anyone because of the huge size of the wall and the entire fort. It is a must watch place for anyone who is interested in history, travelling and an archeologi ..read more

Ranthambore fort is inside the Ranthambore National Park near the town of Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan. It is a UNESCO certified heritage fort along with five other hill forts of Rajasthan. The park was the hunting ground of royal princes who ruled Jaipur till India’s independence. After that, it’s affiliated with the Indian republic under Rajasthan state. The name came from three words ran (war zone) stambh (pillar of the fort) and the bore is a canyon. This fort is situated near the Aravalli mountains and on the Thambhore hill. It is 1572 feet above from the sea level and 700feet above fro ..read more

Chittorgarh Fort is one of the largest and the grandest fort in Rajasthan. This is situated on the left side of Berach river and known as the water fort because the fort consisted around 84 water bodies inside it and at present 22 is visible now. The fort situated 175 KM east of Udaipur. Visiting hours are 9.45 AM to 6.00 PM. Mewari and Marwari are the most commonly spoken languages of the people residing in Chittorgarh. Hindi, English, and Mewari are the official languages in Chittorgarh. Find below some facts about Cittorgarh fort. 1. Location – Chittorgarh district, Udaipur Division, Raja ..read more

Rajgad fort Rajgad fort situated approximately 60kms south-west of Pune, in Maharashtra (India) and this fort places with an altitude of 1600 meters above sea level. Maratha dynasty owned many forts and Rajgad is the most famous among them. Chhathrapathi Sivaji, the famous Maratha king used Rajgad fort for 26 years as his capital. The fort carried  military as well as residential structures inside the fort including military watch tower, arms and ammunitions, palaces, water tanks with cisterns, temples and gardens.. The fort built on a hill called Murumba Devi Donger (Mountains ..read more

Red Fort is one of the biggest monuments in New Delhi. Its location is in Old Delhi. It is also known as Lal-Qila, the Hindu word for Red Fort, because of its red sandstone walls. The original name given by the Mughal family was “Quila-I-Mubarak”(blessed fort). The height of the fort is18-33 meters. It’s built by famous Mughal emperor Shahjahanh. The construction started on 12 May 1639 which was Muharram, a special day in the Islamic calendar and the work finished on 6th April 1648.the whole work took 8 years, 10 months and 25 days. Its archeological style is primarily Mughal and th ..read more

The Kerala Tourism Department has formed an attractive idea of  making traditional food in every nook and corner of the state including the remote villages. The department is planning that it will give jobs to 30000 women, especially housewives within 3 years. They are planning to set up 2000 such units in Kerala. The ground works already finished and it is in the implementation stage now. The district tourism council centers will receive the applications from interested women entrepreneurs. The selection process includes the house visit and one day training at the distric ..read more

INDIA trade center in SharjahGLOBAL VLLAGEGLOBAL VILLAGE Long distance view of BURJ AL ARAB JEBEL JAIZ MOUNTAINS KHORFAKKAN BEACH MAMZAR BEACH – SHARJAH SIDE ARABIAN WILD LIFE CENTER – SHARJAH ABRA – DUBAI CREEK BURJ KHALIFA – DUBAI ..read more