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Trishneet Arora also known as “India’s Mark Zukenberg”, an Indian author, a Cyber Security expert & a successful entrepreneur. He writes book in the field of cyber security, web defence & ethical hacking. Not only that, He is also the founder & CEO of an IT security company, “TAC Security”.
He is the founder of TAC Security Company which provides protection to against data theft & network vulnerabilities to companies. His client list includes CBI, Punjab Police (India), Gujarat Police & Reliance Industries. His company focuses on providing specialised services called Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessment.
The most esteemed thing after water is “FOOD”.
‘Craving for the FOOD never lasts’. India, the land that has distinct variety of food from Kashmiri Dum Aloo
to Tamil Nadu’s Idli Sambhar and from Gujarati Thepla to Manipuri Iromba it adapts all.
So every part of India has its peculiar food that everyone should once taste because ultimate its the food that connects people as culture and it is linked on levels we don’t perceive as the roadmap of your mind goes through your stomach which is connected to the taste buds which is feed by the mouth watering FOOD.
Now, lets catch our eyes about how you map your travel in India according to your taste bud……
In India, We have 29 states each having their own food specialties. So dive deeper into the Food Culture of India..
| States | Food Dishes you must try |
|---|---|
| Andhra Pradesh | Hyderabadi Biryani, Mirchi ka Salan, Ghongura pickle, Korikoora |
| Arunachal Pradesh | Apong(Local beer) |
| Assam | Maasor Tenga, Pitha |
| Bihar | Litti(baked balls of wheat), Sattu, Khaja, Khubi ka lai, Anarasa, Tilkut |
| Chandigarh | Butter chicken, Tandori chicken, Mutton pulao |
| Chhattisgarh | Bafauri(sweet made of chana dal), Kusli(sweet made with flour & semolina), Red Ant chutney |
| Delhi | Chaat,Tandoori Chicken, Paranthe, Nagauri-Halwa, Chore Bhature |
| Goa | Vindaloo, Xacuti, Bibinca, Prawn Balchao |
| Gujarat | Thepla, Dhokla, Khandvi,Handvo, Panki |
| Haryana | Kachri ki Sabzi, Cholia(Green Gram), Chaach-Lassi, Bajre hi Khichdi |
| Himachal Pradesh | Sidu, Aktori & Dham(a veg mid-day meal cooked by Boti Brahmins) |
| Jammu and Kashmir | Gustaba,Tabak Maz, Dum Aloo,Haak Or Karam ha Saag |
| Jharkhand | Thekua, Pua, Pittha, Marua-ka-Roti |
| Karnataka | Bisi bele bhaat, Kesari Bhaat, Mysore Pak, Dharwad Petha, Chiroti |
| Kerala | Sadya meal, Avial, Malabar Parotha, Payasam,Irachi Stew |
| Madhya Pradesh | Lapsi, Bafla, Bhutte ki Khees, Bhopali Kababs |
| Maharashtra | Shrikhand, Thalipeeth, Vada pao, Modak |
| Manipur | Iromba, Kabok, Chakkouba |
| Meghalaya | Jodah, Kyat(local beer) |
| Mizoram | Zu(a special tea) |
| Nagaland | Momos, Rice Beer & Cherry wine |
| Odisha(Orissa) | Fish orly,Khirmohan, Rasabali, Chhenapodapitha |
| Pondicherry | Kadugu Yerra, Vendakkai Patchaddy |
| Punjab | Dal Makhani, Makke di Roti-Sarson da Saag,Chana-Bhature, Amritsari Machchi & Kulcha |
| Rajasthan | Dal-Baati-Churma, Ker-Sangari, Lal Maas Gatte, Pyaaz ki kachori |
| Sikkim | Momos, thukpa, Gundruk, Phagshapa & Sael Roti |
| Tamil Nadu | Appam, Dossai, Idli, Sambhar, Rasam, Chettinad chicken, Pongal |
| Tripura | Chakhwi, Mwkhwi, Muitru |
| Uttar Pradesh | Kababs, Biryanis, Bedmi Aloo kachori, Halwa, Benarasi Chaat |
| Uttarakhand | Aloo k gutke, Kaapa, Jhangora(millets) ki kheer, Chainsoo |
| West Bengal | Bhapa Illish, Rosogulla, Mishti Doi |
“Luxury” in today’s world is a heavyweight word as everyone seeks for luxurious life anywhere anytime even during travel. Our Indian trains are so amiable to achieve that luxury for the passengers while traveling.
Luxury trains are out of the ordinary trains designed to offer comfortable & leisure travel, fully loaded with all the necessities like ample space, appealing restaurants with assorted cuisines and bar and also spacious & agreeable to sitting & sleeping area.
The glance of the shades of India are truly touched by them as they cover the splendid parts of the country which is attested by the travellers around the globe. The economy is also raised as they promote the tourism of the nation that also give rise to the history and heritage which is the pride of India as a supplement.
All these luxury trains of India rush on track to serve the best they can. There are different packages and pricing with the assured fun & leisure. They have decided vibrant destination and significant attractions for their travelers who can freak out on more in limited time and also to recreate the bygone living of the Indian Kings, it’s all about the Royal therapy they provide.
You have always heard about Seven Wonders of World. Now its time to know about ‘Seven Wonders of India’.
These are the must locked places to visit in a trip to India.
Located at Shravanbelagola, Karnataka is a monolithic grand and the largest (57 – foot) free standing statue of God Baahubali of Jain religion. Once in every 12 years, Mahamastakabhisheka festival is celebrated in the temple. It is situated their since AD 981.
Located by the banks of the river Tungabhadra, Karnataka. The miraculous art has made this historial place to be emblazoned since 1342-1565. Also it has the beautiful Virupaksha Temple.
The most sacred place of the holy spirit surrounded by the water in the Amritsar, Punjab. The sparkling Gold plated and composed structure has given the place a divine solace since 1585-1604.
Located in Chhatarpur District, Madhya Pradesh well known for its huddle of wondrous Hindu & Jain temple structures and their astonishing idols and sculptures that says all about the beauty. Beauty has been enriched since earliest parts 9th century AD.
Located at Konark in coastal Orissa is the most ravishing and appealing for its ancient temples and their artwork build in typical Kalinga style in the shape of chariot of Sun God with 24 wheels in Mid 13th century AD.
Known as ancient ‘Centre of Higher Learning’ located near Patna, Bihar is the oldest university where students from different nations traveled to come through and enhance education and learnings since 5th century AD.
The ’emblem of Love’ is located in Agra which was made by Shah Jahan for his beloved wife Mumtaz in 1632-53. It also stands out in the seven wonder of world because of the glint it spreads through it white marble and stunning art.
India keeps calling its guests/tourists back. Talking specific about Rajasthan, tourists truly believes in the tagline –
“Jane kya dikh jaye!”
That means- The more the travelers explore the state the more is the probability that they’ll be surprised and for sure will be bound to visit it again.
Today the blog will be focusing on a city in this cultural and remarkable state-
Being the capital of Rajasthan it does take the responsibility of being clean , green and ideally beautiful.
The Pink city so known doesn’t just pleases our eyes with its colors that can be seen everywhere but also with the number of places it got to explore.
It is the largest city of Rajasthan and the western India with a population of about 3.1 million .
Jaipur is a major hub for arts and crafts. It has many shops which sell traditional products like antiques, gems, bangles, jewellery, handicrafts, carpets, pottery, textiles, leather and metal products. It also is one of India’s largest manufacturers of hand-knotted rugs.
World trade park
The construction of this shopping mall is worth Rs. 350 crores and is build in heart of the city. The building contains two seperate blocks; one in North and other in South which are separated by city street. The two buildings are joined by a bridge, which has restaurant.
The interesting part is it includes a display system where 24 projectors create a single image on its ceiling. This is the first system of its kind in the world. It takes around 1-2 ho/urs to visit all of it which includes-
-Cafe
-Shopping stoppers
– Corporate office, rather serviced offices.
– Five Star Luxury Facility Hotel.
– Retail Showrooms of International and National Brands.
– Food Court with cuisines from 15 countries.
– Physical Fitness and Health Club.
– Club Lounge.
– 2 Screen Multiplex.
– Art Gallery and Museum.
It has 1100 Computerized Car Parking System, Computer Controlled Building Management System (BMS), 32 escalators and 28 high speed lifts, Electronic Trading Facilities of Stocks and Export Enquiry centres.
It is a complete package to spend a luxurious day.
Jawahar circle-
This is the biggest circular park in Asia developed on highway.
The circle’s diameter is of 452 m whereas the circumference measures around 1420 m. This park was fully developed by JDA (Jaipur Development Authority), and is one of the favorite leisure place. It has a walking path , food stalls, night illuminated musical fountain show from 7:00-7:30 pm.
The highway around the circle is also encircled by gardens to sit and relax.
Nothing in Jaipur can beat the feeling of seating on those grass at mid-night and watching vehicles passing on highways in the cold breeze.
Maitree Express is one of the Frontier and International Passenger Trains by Indian Railways. It runs between Kolkata and Dhaka for connecting India and Bangladesh. Maitree Express means “Friendship Express” which it really does by creating good foreign relations between Bangladesh and India as train service. Before partition, the train service between the two nations existed. This service is re-established by Maitree Express by connecting Dhaka – Capital of Bangladesh to Kolkata – Capital of West Bengal, India in 2008.
The train is kept under the Army’s control and complete secured by the army on both side as it plays its imp. significance/role. The train runs 6 days in a week except on Thursday.
Moving from India towards Bangladesh :-
When it moves from Bangladesh toward India it follow the same route in Opposite way.
Train Number:-
13107 :- Dhaka Cantt to Kolkata ( Friday, Sunday )
13108 :- Kolkata to Dhaka Cantt. ( Saturday, Monday )
The train no. 13107 and 13108 contain the Bangladesh Railway rakes.
13109 :- Kolkata to Dhaka Cantt. ( Tuesday, Friday )
13110 :- Dhaka Cantt to Kolkata ( Saturday, Wenesday )
The train no. 13109 and 13110 contain the Indian Railway rakes.
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Rajesh Vaishnav is one of the only Jal Sanjhi Artist is India. He takes around 6 hours for making one Jal Sanjhi painting whose existence is just for 24 hours. This art can be seen only during one time period of year i.e. during Shraad Paksha’s Ekaa Dashi to Amavasya( New Moon) which is a 5 day period.
Jal Sanjhi Painting or in other words “Painting on Water” is a art which can be seen rarely in India. It is considered to be a very old form of art and painting. Sanjhi Painting can be made on different types of surfaces like flowers, dal or Water.
He uses self created stencils which has a design starting from small deer to even Hanuman Ji. He and his family have being making paintings on various mythological stories also.
Link of RaJesh Vaishnav’s Jal Sanji Art website :- http://jalsanjhi.com/
According to people from Hindu Vaishnav group, this art had started in 15th Century in Vrindavan by Goddess Radha for Krishna.
Paytm is India’s largest mobile payments and commerce platform. Paytm is the consumer brand of India’s leading mobile internet company One97 Communications. One97’s investors include SoftBank, SAIF Partners, Alibaba Group, Ant Financial (Alipay) and Mediatek. In a short span of time, they have scaled to over 250 Mn registered users.
The Company’s name stands for “Payment Through Mobile”. The company has around 3 million offline merchants across India and also employs over 13,000 employees as of January’17. Not only that, it also operates the Paytm payment gateway and the Paytm wallet.