The high time is approaching, the party fever is increasing. And thus we have got one more party location to add to your confusion of where to go, which party to choose and any similar FAQ ;). This one’s a grand party by one of the finest hospitality names, the Cambay Hotels and Resorts.
The date to be put up on the reminder is of course the 31st December; time shall be 7:30 pm onwards, and you will find yourself in a grand celebration welcoming the 2012 with lots of fun, frolic, happiness and gaiety. Their assurance of great food with company of great people will surely make you say that it’s really a great time that you are spending with Cambay.
As per the ‘party protocol’ you will have to book your entry as soon as possible, the rates are as follows:
Couple entry: Rs 2500
Single entry: Rs 1600
To book your entry, do contact on the following numbers: 09351256434, 09351256404
So Udaipur, here we present you another option for the New Year party this 31st – The Carousal!
Venue for which will be very close for the city youngsters to reach, enjoy, dance & pep without any thought:-
The Gorbandh Vatika, Sector-6, Jhamar Kotda Road, Udaipur.
The party will consist of a rock performance by the Incarnation Band along with a DJ night & Dinner. 🙂
Entry is based on Passes; Rates of the Passes are:
Stag: 300Rs.
Couple: 500Rs.
Family: 1000Rs.
You may contact the following persons for any details of passes –
Lokesh – 07891713018
Pradeep – 09928413557
[Team B.L.A.D]
Waiting for what! Relish this new year in a happening style this weekend.
Eternal Mewar, a symbol and an entire rich timeline in itself is known very well to all. The celebration for the New Year just gets bigger with the giants stepping into the celebration. The HRH group of Hotels is throwing a great New Year bash in our traditional style. “Naya Saal 2012 ro Swagat” as the name reads correctly, will be organized at the Shikarbadi hotel, Udaipur on 31st December, 7:30 p.m. onwards.
The party shall include gala dinner, beverages, live performances, and DJ performances in an unforgettable atmosphere. The party passes costs are as follows:
For Couple entry: Rs. 4000 per couple
For Single entry: Rs. 2500 per person
For Children (5-12 years of age): Rs. 1000 per child.
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Here are the pictures of Shilpgram Day – 6 : Lok Tarang 🙂 Clicked by me… 😀 I Hope you Like them … Check out the Schedule of Shilpgram By Clicking Here. The Shilpgram festival will last till this Friday so enjoy this Cultural Extravaganza 🙂
On 26th December 2011, Central Minister of Health and Family Welfare Shri Ghulam Nabi Azad, and Union Cabinet Minister, Road Tansport and Highways, Dr. C.P. Joshi inaugurated the Geetanjali University in Udaipur. On this occasion the chief guest Shri Ghulam Nabi Azad himself did an inspection in the facilities provided by the hospital and the education quality, and expressed that the reality was far beyond, and of course better than what he expected. He said that Geetanjali University has the potential to stand amongst one of the best universities of the country in accordance with the medical facilities, infrastructure, latest equipments, etc. Apart from this, he urged the media to cooperate with the government to spread the awareness of the government health schemes to the common man.
In his presidential speech, Dr. C.P. Joshi said that after the inauguration of such a great university in Udaipur, probably now there won’t be any requirement to send the patients to Ahmedabad, Noida, etc, and that even the poor people will get quality treatment from now onwards. Special Guest Dr. I.V. Trivedi, Vice Chancellor, Mohanlal Sukhadia University said that Geetanjali University is the first ever medical university of the region, and it is the first step of the development of the medical facilities in the region.
J.P. Agarwal, Chairperson, Geetanjali University informed about the medical facilities available currently at the university, and that there is an undergoing process for the establishment of a cancer and cardiology centre worth Rs. 50 crores. Also, from the new session, the university will begin even the Ph.D in programmes for the medical and paramedical students.
The chief guests also inaugurated Nirmaya, the annual magazine of Geetanjali Medical College and Hospital. There were cultural events too along with the program, and ended with the vote of thanks by Dr. A.A. Saifee. Check out the glimpses of the inaugural event at Geetanjali University,
TV, Dance Reality Shows no doubt all can dance your feet off. You will be stunned looking at those hip hop moves, those lift in salsa. But they want be able to give you the essence of our old tradition, the flavor of rich diversity that India bold and all this you can get at one place and this is non other than Shilpgram. After so many years, I got a chance to float in the melodies of cultural event held at Shilpgram. Performers in their beautiful woeful dresses sitting in the front row and it gave a glimpse of low dazzling. Starting with the dance from Kerala, is a state of 750 dance forms. We went on a journey of Maharashtra. Where dancers were paying rituals to their goddess. Colorful marks, dashing moves, everything they performed took my breath away. Indian culture would always be incomplete without a dance form “Aapno Rajasthan”. “Sari Duniya mai bhaya ho rahi hai tar tar ” made the crowd stand up at their place and dance. The cultural programmes of the Gujarat Day(Day 4) and Rajasthan Day(Day 5) were really worth a visit. For those who unfortunately missed it, UdaipurBlog gets the best glimpses for you by our Mujtaba R.G. 🙂
As the main promoter, the UdaipurBlog invites you to attend the inaugural-cum-New Year party of the palace hotel with the regal touch of a 434 years old culture – The Royal Extravaganza 2012!
Along with a variety of snacks, drinks, hookah & a multi-variety cuisine; the other attractions of the party are a rock concert by the youth band Aks & DJ handling by the very talented DJ Dev (the 4th DJ of DJ Aqeel).
Entry based on passes:
Stag: 1100 INR
Couple: 2100 INR
Passes are available at: 94.3 My FM opposite U.I.T. Saheli Marg
Choose the best for the start of your new year. And at this place; we guarantee you a quality service.
Bhindar is just an hour’s drive on a smooth & safe road. You may also avail night-stay facility in case you need.
Contact Hotel Rajmahal Bhindar for more details or queries.
Relive the grandeur of the extravagant cultural heritage. We’re sure it’ll be a relishing memory in the upcoming years.
The wait for such a website in today’s hi-tech world seems to be fulfilled now, said Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar while inaugurating www.udaipurlakecity.com. He added “Everyone wants changes in life. Similarly it is very exciting to see the transformation of UdaipurLive.com into UdaipurLakeCity.com with its new features.”
Sudipto Biswas, the founder director of UdaipurLive.com said that we started this website two years ago with very exciting and new features. With the changing time, now we have added more new features to cop up with the present time.
Upesh Bhatt, the Managing Director, said that we have tried to provide maximum information about our city on just a click of a button. We have developed a Social Network here and provided area wise chat rooms like Hiran-Magri, Chetak, University Road, Fatehpura etc. Users can log-in into their desired chat rooms. We have also tried to bring forward the hidden talent of Udaipur to the limelight with our Talent of Udaipur section.
Regular temperature updates of the city are also available along with the information of latest and upcoming Gadgets and Automobiles. Money Convertor is also available on the site. Game freaks can enjoy online games on site. Various occasions’ e-cards can be sent to friends and relatives through the website itself.
Students can avail Free Career Tips and guidelines by the Career Consultant. One can even find information about various places of Udaipur. The site also has Yellow Pages.
Christian community in India celebrates Christmas with pomp, gaiety and devotion. This festival is celebrate evening of Christmas on 24th Dec and continue till New Year’s Day. All Christians across the country mark the birth of Lord Jesus Christ in Christmas day by participate in special masses organized in churches. Celebration of Christmas is marked by carols, cakes, candles, bells and the decoration of Christmas tree. Ladies start preparations for the traditional Christmas cake which is anxiously awaited not just by the entire family but also by the neighbors. This festival has assumed secular overtones and evening joyfully celebrated by people of all religions and community. Christmas day called “Bada Din” (Big Day) in Hindi and Christmas is a national holyday in India. People from all religions join their Christian friends to make the most of the joys celebration. Christmas in India may not be as widespread affair as in some western country but in India, this festival is celebrated by the Christian community across the country with great zeal and gaiety. People staying in different cities for job or higher studies rush back to their homes to celebrate Christmas with their near and dear ones.
Customs of Christmas celebration vary in the vast expansion of India, this varies largely because of local culture of influence. Generally, on the day of Christmas, people of Christmas fraternity gather in church for worship. Here, they attend Church services and sing carols. There is also the concept of Midnight in India. In fact, it is a very important service and holds great religious significance amongst the Christians of the country. On the night of 24th December, all the Christian families attend the Midnight mass at the local churches. The Churches in India are also decorated with the Poinsettia flowers. In South India, for instance, Christians light clay lamps on the rooftop and walls of their houses, the same way as Hindus decorate during the “Diwali” festival. . Besides, in several states of India a popular custom is to decorate customs is to decorate customs banana or mango tree instead of traditional Pine tree. In northwest India, the tribal Christians of the Bhil tribe go out night after night for a week during Christmas to sing their equivalent of carols the whole night through. In Mumbai, which has one of the largest Roman Catholic communities in India, there is a tradition to depict nativity scenes and decorate home with big stars.
Udaipur celebrated the year with lots of joy and happiness. The celebrations though started long before the Christmas day itself. There was an Inter-Church Caroling too, held in the Pentecostal Church (situated at Rani Road) this year, on Dec 23.
Father Kulranjan Nicholas, Parish Priest, The Our Lady of Fatima Cathedral (popularly known as St. Paul’s church) said that the highlight would be the Vigil Mass on Dec 24 from 11pm to 2am, where Bishop Joseph Pathalil would be the main celebrant of the Mass, assisted by more than 10 priests. “It will be in Hindi and after the Mass, we will have refreshments as the clergy and parishioners to greet each other a blessed Christmas. It is a time for family get-togethers, praying together. There will also be cultural programmes” Fr. Ranjan said. He trusted the dedicated team of people in charge of the project will come up with a remarkable and outstanding display of the Nativity Scene. This week, Fr Ranjan (and his assistant priests) has/have also been going around this week giving sacraments to the sick and the bedridden. Fr Ranjan added that a blood donation campaign is also being planned tentatively to be held on Dec 29 in the church premises. Check out the pictures below to see the Christmas celebrations in Udaipur
In the end, Team UdaipurBlog wishes all its readers a very happy Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. 🙂