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A Day in NSP: Adventures in Delhi’s Hotspot Morning: Start your day with a scrumptious breakfast at one of the many cafes owned by NSP. Order a yummy aloo paratha with curd accompanied by a hot glass of masala chai. Morning is colorful here, just like most cities, wherein local people grab their morning fix and discuss the whole day ahead. Late Morning: Walk around the bustling markets after...

Sadar Bazaar: Delhi's Treasure Trove of Deals Sadar Bazaar in the capital is a market located on Delhi, and its location could not have been better. The market resonates with the vibrant atmosphere and unbelievable deals. It's more like a treasure chest for shoppers who want to invest in very fashionable clothing and accessories, in addition to home decor and electronics but only at wholesale prices. In...

Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium: Where Legends Are Born Situated in Hyderabad, India, the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium is one of the most popular venues hosting the birth of a cricketing legend or two since its inception in 2004; seating more than 55,000, it puts itself among the largest stadiums hosting cricket matches in the country with a perfect blend of modern architecture...

On the Move: All Things Vahan Parivahan Vahan Parivahan is one of the most important online platforms in India, operated by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways for the purpose of making more sophisticated and accessible vehicle registration and transport services. It has provided a host of functionalities targeted at streamlining the process of vehicle management to an extent it becomes easier for...

From Cricket to Culture: The Allure of MA Chidambaram Stadium MA Chidambaram Stadium, popularly called Chepauk is a legendary ground in Chennai, India-one that goes much beyond cricket. It is on their radar for cricketing excitement but reflects in the cultural hubbub of the region. Legacy in Cricket Chepauk is one of the oldest cricket grounds in India that goes back to 1916. It is a ground that has...

Echoes of History: Discovering the Red Fort The majestic Red Fort, or Lal Qila, is a statement of Mughal architecture and history in Delhi, India. Built during the middle of the 17th century by Emperor Shah Jahan, the fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, an iconic symbol of India's rich cultural heritage. Architectural Marvel Apart from this reason, it is also notable for two kilometers of its red...

Fly Smart: Navigating Bangalore Airport Like a Pro Bangalore Airport, which is also referred to as Kempegowda International Airport, is easy to navigate if you know some smart tips. Here's how you could fly like a pro: Before You Go Flight Status: Do check your flight status before you leave home so you wouldn't waste hours inside the airport. Online Check-in: Use the app or website of your airline to...

Stadium of Dreams: Exploring Eden Gardens Laid down in Kolkata, India, Eden Gardens is one of the most important cricket venues in the world. There, both in terms of its historical values and its atmosphere, it is a venue which boasts the presence of very significant matches. The place is often termed the "Mecca of Indian cricket." History Eden Gardens, established in 1864, has had more than a century and...

Savoring Shivaji Nagar: Food Culture and More Shivaji Nagar is a culturally rich food place. Here is what it has to offer: Food Street Food: The streets are filled with something delicious that your tongue will crave. Try not to miss: Vada Pav: A fried potato fritter in a bun, dripping with chutney Pani Puri: Crispy puris which hollow have tangy water, potatoes, and chickpeas Dosas: Fry rice panakes...

Vibrant Surat: A Cultural Kaleidoscope A typical blend of history, culture, and modernity in Gujarat, India, stands Surat. While embracing the richness of heritage, this city has led in innovative economic values with the bustle in the economy. Diverse in its celebrations, cuisine, and arts, it is the embodiment of it. Historical Background The Surat city is older than its history: it was a port of...