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Rosado: The tallest restaurant lounge opens in Jaipur

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The tallest restaurant lounge, opens in Jaipur for all the party lovers. Rosado basically means FAIRY PINK, and so is the title written in pink all over the place.

Its main dimension is the luxury experience it provides, and the way of welcoming their guests is very different and amazing. One could be overwhelmed by the service that is offered by the restaurant staff. The hospitality, and the surreal ambience adds on a lot to the place.

Rosado: The tallest restaurant lounge opens in Jaipur

Rosado has both indoor and outdoor seating with distinctive decor. It provides different sections of luxury, as Raj Wada section, elevated VIP section, al fresco seating and many more that makes it a whole different experience. The menu dishes are very different, and something that Jaipur has never experienced, like Magnum platters and a lot more.

Rosado: The tallest restaurant lounge opens in Jaipur

The restaurant lounge focuses on quality, and consistency. The main aim is the quality they provide and the hospitality they provide should stay same even after the brand name grows more.

It is highly crowded in recent times, again because its efforts to stay consistent about the quality it serves. The skyline views are tremendous and fascinating so it is definitely worth it. Provides you a feel of another imaginary world that one could wish to be in. 

FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup 2022 to be hosted by India

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FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup 2022

The Union Cabinet has signed for hosting the FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup 2022 in India. The 2022 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup is the 7th edition of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup which is scheduled to be held from October 11 to 30, 2022.

  • The 2022 edition is the second time that India hosts a FIFA tournament after the men’s 2017 FIFA U-17 World Cup and first time that the country hosts a FIFA women’s football tournament.
  • The FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup is held every two years being organized by Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) since 2008.
  • Financial outlay of Rs.10 crore to All India Football Federation (AIFF) shall be provided by the government from the budgetary allocation for the Scheme of Assistance to National Sports Federations (NSFs).
  • It will be used for maintenance, stadium power, energy and cabling and stadia and training site branding.
  • In this tournament, Spain would be the defending champion. It had won its first title in 2018 during the 6th edition that was held in Uruguay.
  • It is contested by the under-17 national teams of the member associations of FIFA.
  • Traditionally, it has been held in even-numbered years.
  • India was to host the 2020 edition, which was cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Morocco, Tanzania and India would be making a debut in this tournament.
  • The tournament would be held in three venues – Bhubaneshwar, Navi Mumbai and Goa.

FIFA

FIFA is an international governing body of association of football, beach football and futsal which was founded in 1904 to oversee international competitions among national associations. Currently, FIFA has 211 national associations.

Shoonya campaign first anniversary celebration in India

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NITI Aayog hosted the inaugural edition of Shoonya Forum in Delhi recently to commemorate the first anniversary of Shoonya Campaign.

  • 25 Shoonya partners announced commitment to accelerate India’s transition to Electronic Vehicles and improve air quality for citizens in the country at the Shoonya Forum.
  • They shared success stories and commitment towards fleet electrification.
  • The forum further provided opportunities for partners to share their know-hows.
  • Focused discussions were held on challenges faced by corporates while scaling their electric vehicle fleets.
  • The event was attended by G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant, NITI Aayog CEO Param Iyer, MyGov CEO Abhishek Singh, Delhi Government Principal Secretary Ashish Kundra, Mahindra Electric Mobility CEO Suman Mishra and others.
  • During this event, a three-report series highlighting the economic benefits of indigenous battery industry in India was released.

10th International Indian Diaspora Conference 2022, FIDE joined hands together with FCCI…

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FIDE joined hands together with FCCI to celebrate the 40 years of FCCI’s relentless work of serving the motherland by organizing the 10th International Indian Diaspora Conference 2022 on Sept 4, 2022, at Kasteel de Wittenburg, Wassenaar.

The 3rd book published by FCCI commemorates these 40 years of work launched in the event. The book is named “40 years of FCCI Linking Diaspora with India”
 
Ambassador of India to the Kingdom of the Netherlands H.E. Mrs. Reenat Sandhu participated in the Book Launch ceremony at the 10th International Indian Diaspora Conference.

She addressed the Indian diaspora alongside Baroness Sandip Verma from the UK, Rabin Baldewsingh from the Netherlands, Mr. Kiran Malhotra, Prof. Dr. Ruben Gowricharn, Mr. Jaskaran Sandhu, Ms. Prachee van Brandenburg Party Leader, and other esteemed guests.

The Conference dealt with the following two themes:

  1. Linking Diaspora with India: the Year 2022 is a special year for the FCCI and India. Linking Diaspora with India is an apt theme on the occasion of the 75th Anniversary of India’s Independence as well as the 75th Anniversary of Indo-Dutch cooperation, and completing the 40th Year of FCCI serving motherland India with the release of the book.
  2. Indian Diaspora on the Move: This theme was more focused on the youth and the future of the Indian Diaspora in Europe. Special focus was given to the sub-theme of increasing political participation in host countries.

The program was highly interactive and included speakers and panelists from different countries in Europe, together with a variety of cultural performances.

JLF Soneva Fushi is returning to the Maldives from 12 – 21 May, 2023!

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JLF Soneva Fushi is returning to the Baa Atoll with a captivating new line-up of award-winning authors and an even more vibrant festival programme spread across ten days and two weekends.

Set on Soneva Fushi’s pristine shores, each weekend programme will once again be dedicated to keynote addresses, gala dinners on the sand, live music performances, and film screenings at the open-air Cinema Paradiso, accompanied by specially curated menus from our award-winning Soneva chefs.

Throughout the week at JLF Soneva Fushi, guests will find endless opportunities to embrace the Slow Life while reconnecting with the joys of literature. Every morning, the festival begins with a choice of enlightening sessions that promise to expand your horizons

before breakfast, followed by close-knit sessions, author discussions and a range of engaging workshops taking place each afternoon.

Global Line-Up of Speakers

The 2023 edition will see a new line-up of world-renowned authors including Booker Prize winner Damon Galgut, Man Booker Prize winner Howard Jacobson; Sahitya Akademi awardee Namita Gokhale; British historian and television presenter Simon Sebag Montefiore; Yale professor in the departments of astronomy and physics Priyamvada Natarajan and best selling historian Willian Dalrymple.

Chandigarh University celebrates Teachers Day. Three books of Dr Fakir Mohan Nahak released…

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The Teacher’s day was celebrated with great enthusiasm in Chandigarh University. On this occasion the book “Sports Journalism” was launched by the Executive Director, Liberal Arts & Humanities Prof.(Dr.) Anurag Varma. The book is co-edited by Prof.(Dr.) Fakira Mohan Nahak and Prof.(Dr.) Kamaljeet Kaur.

The book comes with 18 chapters and published by Malik and Sons publishers & Distributors form New Delhi. Prof.(Dr.)Trishu Sharma, Prof.(Dr.) Ashita Chadha, Prof.Col. Toor, Prof. Ashima Banker was present in the book launching ceremony.

Chandigarh University celebrates Teachers Day. Three books of Dr Fakir Mohan Nahak released…

Along with this two other Odia short story collections “Snehalatar Shesha Chithhi” and “Andh Sharaddha” were also launched.

Both the story books are written by Prof.(Dr.) Fakira Mohan Nahak. The function was attended by more than 250 teachers from different departments. A number of teachers were honoured with various awards for their contribution to the field of teaching, research and education. Prof.(Dr.)Trishu Sharma coordinated the function.

Prof.(Dr.)Kamaljeet Kaur from University Institute of Media Studies was honoured with two awards ‘CU Value Ambassador Award’ and ‘Transformative Researcher of the Department’ for her exemplary contribution in research and Value inculcation in Chandigarh University.

The awards were presented by Sardar Satnam Singh Sandhu, Chancellor, Chandigarh University, Mr. R.S. Bawa, Pro Chancellor, Chandigarh University and Vice Chancellor, Chandigarh University.

Royal Orchid Jaipur launches Mimi to relish taste buds of its guests…

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Mimi is a new place in Jaipur which has been launched by Royal Orchid Jaipur.

Mimi is a café/ restaurant with a lot of cuisines and elevated cocktails. The place justifies the money. A great place to try new types of cocktails and mock tails as well.

Royal Orchid Jaipur launches Mimi to relish taste buds of its guests...

It brings the new trendy concept where they provide these smoky drinks that attracts multiple senses even before it hits a drinker’s lips.

The concept is quite different and worth to experience. If we talk about the ambience, it is aesthetically pleasing.

Outside sitting is basically surrounded by lush green plants, which seems refreshing and indoor sitting has cute corners to chill and enjoy. 

Royal Orchid Jaipur launches Mimi to relish taste buds of its guests...

Royal Orchid Jaipur: Its location is a blessing for business travellers

Royal Orchid is a 4-star hotel situated near railway station and near an airport which makes it a great stay for business travellers. 

It accommodates a lot of restaurants and services one can experience and can be a whole core experience for all of these things.

Fat Rabbit: ‘Rainy days are no more a problem’, they say…

Has a rooftop called ‘FAT RABBIT’ and a poolside with a scenic view of the city which is again an attraction for people coming to the city, and even for local residents.

They have a beautiful outdoor sitting, but no indoor sitting due to which this place becomes a disappointment around this season. But this time, they’ve got it covered, as they’ve launched a new indoor sitting café, with the delightful appetizers to enjoy along.

The Embassy of India showcases its culture at the International Market of the Embassy Festival 2022!

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The Indian Embassy in The Hague participated in the 9th Embassy Festival on Sep 3, 2022, in the Lange Voorhout in The Hague, Netherlands, by showcasing the best of Indian diverse culture, food, and dance to the Dutch public.

The Embassy of India showcases its culture at the International Market of the Embassy Festival 2022!

The annual festival, which returned last weekend after a two-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, attracted 55 embassies and more than 50,000 visitors.

Large crowds enjoyed Indian dance, music & food at the Embassy Festival in The Hague.

The India pavilion showcased Indian handicrafts & street food, henna & yoga, and the main attraction of the Punjabi Folk Dance Bhangra performance was a huge success!

The Embassy of India showcases its culture at the International Market of the Embassy Festival 2022!

Bhangra is a typical folk dance of the state of Punjab and it is associated with the Vaisakhi festival.

This dance is a collaboration between Abhivyakti and Amsterdam Bhangra group. A group of dance enthusiasts came together to spread the joy of folk dance in the Netherlands.

Bihar Astronomical Observatory finds place in UNESCO list

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106-year-old astronomical observatory at the Langat Singh College, Muzaffarpur in Bihar was added to UNESCO World heritage observatories list. This observatory is first of its kind in eastern part of India.

  • It was established in 1916 to give detailed astronomical knowledge to students.
  • Prof Romesh Chandra Sen was the first one to take initiative to set up the astronomical observatory at the college. In 1914, he talked to an astronomer J Mitchell for guidance.
  • In 1915, telescope, chronograph, astronomical clock, and other equipment were procured from England.
  • Finally in 1916, astronomical observatory was started.
  • In 1946, a planetarium was also established in the college.

However, the condition of astronomical observatory started deteriorating after 1970. No steps were taken for its restoration. Now, authorities are hopeful to get funds from state government for its restoration, after its inclusion in UNESCO list of endangered heritage observatories.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites and observatories in India:

Sites of cultural and natural importance worldwide are recognised under the UNESCO World Heritage Convention which was established in 1972. In India, there are 40 World Heritage Sites, making it the country with 6th largest number of World Heritage Sites. It includes 32 cultural sites, 7 natural sites and 1 mixed site. 

The Jantar Mantar in Jaipur is also included among UNESCO World Heritage site. Jantar Mantar is a collection of 19 astronomical instruments, constructed by king Sawai Jai Singh II. It also features the largest stone sundial of the world.

Gayaji Dam: India’s largest rubber dam over Falgu river

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Gayaji Dam was recently inaugurated over Falgu river by Bihar CM Nitish Kumar.

Kumar inaugurated the country’s largest rubber dam and a steel bridge over the Falgu river which is located near Vishnupad temple in Bihar. He had laid its foundation stone on 22 September 2020. EBNW Story features a few of its details…

  • The banks seen along the Falgu River are developed and a steel bridge is built for pilgrims to visit Sita Kund
  • The rubber dam is built with 17 mm thick rubber. It is 400 meters wide and 3 meters high. With the construction of the dam, its water will be stored for about two and a half kilometers.
  • The height of Bar Dam has been retained at three meters which will help in holding water up to three meters. If there is more water, the water from the top of the rubber dam will flow downwards i.e. in the north direction. In special circumstances, arrangements have been made to release water from the rubber dam.
  • Being a bulletproof structure, experts claim that it will not deteriorate for 100 years. This rubber dam has been built at a cost of about 312 crores which will keep water throughout the year in the Falgu river.
  • This will help people to take bath, pind daan and perform tarpan. People visit here not only from the country but also from abroad come to offer prayers to the ancestors for salvation.
  • The Gayaji Dam was constructed by Rubina Company of Austria in collaboration with Nagarjuna Construction Company of Hyderabad on the advice of experts from IIT Roorkee.
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