PVR (Priya Village Roadshow) Cinemas is one of the largest cinema chains in India. The company, which began ( by the name Pallu Veda Ramasamy)as a joint venture agreement between Priya Exhibitors Private Limited and Village Roadshow Limited, began its commercial operations in June 1997 with the launch of PVR Anupam in Saket, India’s first multiplex. By introducing the multiplex concept in India, PVR Cinemas brought in a whole new paradigm shift to the cinema viewing experience: high class seating, state-of-the-art screens and audio-visual systems.
This chain adds one more to their basket by opening a multiplex in the city of lakes situated at The Celebration Mall, Bhuwana. The PVR cinemas holds a capability of showing 3D movies with the 7.1 Dolby digital surround sound system. The source assures that the multiplex can hold the majority of people say approx 1100 plus people at a time. The multiplex comprises of 4 screens and 3 sitting categories.
The PVR Cinema will be starting in the first week of June probably, with the screening of the Hindi movie “Ready” starring Salman Khan.. The PVR cinema will be showing 16 shows a day (4 shows a day on one screen * 4 screens) and has an excellent heritage interiors and variety of snacks are served in house. The tickets are also available at competitive rate.
Saleha Hussain believes in maintaining a balance between all things in life. ‘Living it up’ is an equally important aspect of her life as are her studies and academic goals. The student of Bansal Classes Private Limited grabbed the 99 rank (AIR) this year in IIT and is probably first in Udaipur. She wants to join IIT Mumbai and want to be a Computer Engineer
Daily basis studies made this dream came true for her. She not has rocked in IIT-JEE but has also scored 90.04% in Class 12th CBSE. “I devote 6 hours daily for study no matter what” said Saleha. During the conversation with Team UdaipurBlog she proudly shares her experiences. “I want to dedicat this success to my family for undivided attention and unconditional support and Bansal Sir for his constant encouragement and valuable guidance” adds Saleha.
Saleha Hussain who scored 99th Rank in IIT-JEE 2011
But there is a lighter side of Saleha as well. This topper enjoys watching Tom and Jerry in her free time. Adding in her achievements her mother Prof. Sofiya speaks that she has recently awarded with Maharana Fateh Singh Award. “I have a room full of her laurels both academic and co-curricular activates” she explains proudly with a smile.
Congratulations to Saleha on Behalf of Team UdaipurBlog. We wish all the best for her bright future
Devoting three hours on school days and five on holidays for studies, bangs the highest position in science by scoring 96% in the CBSE 12th Boards. “Regular studies and undivided attention towards all subjects are my mantra for success.” said Somya Singhvi. He has done his schooling from Alok Senior Secondary School, Hiran Magri and coaching from Catalyst, Sardarpura.
Somya Singhvi
In a course of conversation with UdaipurBlog he deeply thanked God and gave the credit to his parents for their never ending support and his teachers who guided him in the difficult times. “My teachers’ efforts contributed to my success and the constant encouragement has made this dream possible,” said Somya. But he is not resting on her laurels yet and is getting ready for his next goal in life. Somya wants to be a mechanical engineer. He accompanied by his brother leaving for United States for higher studies. He has to join University of Cornell for which both Somya and is brother Divya received a scholarship of USD 60,000 per year from TATA. He believes that hard work alone can bring victory in any field that one desires.
But at the other side Somya is also good at co-curricular activities. A State level swimmer and has won many laurels he adds. Recalling his achievements somya says that he has also represented India in Japan recently. He has also achieved the first place in the state in Science project.
Somya and Divya are twin brothers. Lastly looking at Divya he proudly says that he has got many advantages just as they are twins.
Rajiv Gandhi not only a part of Nehru- Gandhi family but was also a great man with a charming personality, he is not only a man but is a revolution which will not last. His contribution to the technological advancement will always be memorized and in history his name will be written in golden words. Remembering his contribution National Students’ Union of India organized the blood donation Camp at Saral Blood Bank, Udaipur on 21 May, 2011 death anniversary of Rajiv Gandhi at a well known name in Blood Donation Society. The dynamic new generation leader Mr. Gaurav Bhandari President NSUI (Udaipur) led the camp. After successful completion of the camp he quoted
“The gift that has been given to me says much about our capacity for great compassion and generosity, and I hope it sends an inspiring message to others about the importance of Blood Donation”
The Mohanlal Sukhadia University Auditorium yet again welcomed the guests and the delegates of the
First International Conference on Road Safety for the concluding day. The morning session started with
the presentation on ‘Road Safety Audit as National Road Safety Strategy ‘. According to the dates there
are 90million plus vehicles running on the Indian Road. Road Accidents are nothing but the man made
crises. Effective tool for road to cope up with the road safety is also suggested by Mr. P.K. Sikandar, ITC
Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi in his presentation. Following the presentation a guest speaks about how video
games can be used to learn traffic control. The schools should also be used as licence authority he
added. Talking about the complex heterogeneous composition of India Roads Dr. Gururaj says that
approx. 450 dies all over India due to Road Accidents.
Mr. Ashutosh Atray, a Consultant in Road Safety discussed the vigorous attitude of the drivers and ‘Me-
first’ Syndrome. Enhancing the Road Safety with Infrastructure Solutions is also discussed by Mr. Anil
Chhikara, MLO Transport Deptt., Govt. Of India, New Delhi.
The conference concluded by presenting the souvenirs to the guests and the speakers. The key role
players who made this conference a success were also awarded.
NOTE FROM THE EDITOR: The following article happens to come from one of our regular readers, Mr. Ashwin Jain, who faced a serious problem regarding the above mentioned title, and got no response at all. The entire mishappening, I felt, must be shared with our other readers too, for the word that how alert are we and/or how much our complains are being entertained. UdaipurBlog does not take any responsibility for the contents of the post that follows, and are solely the author’s own words.
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I am a Reliance user from a long time. 3 months back I decided to port to other operator all thanks to MNP (Mobile Number Portability). When I posted a request for changing the operators (on 20 March), I received a call from Reliance customer care office, the customer care guys requested me to continue my subscription with them and said they will provide me reliance to reliance free for six months (as an incentive to stay their customer). I found the scheme attractive so I agreed to it, at that time they asked me to come to their agency office and sign some papers. The employee got it signed from me stating that this contract is just a part of formality, in reality there was a HIDDEN CLAUSE in it stating that I will not port for another 12 months, the employee intentionally didn’t informed me about this clause.
I signed the contract on March 23, now it’s almost two months and they have not yet activated that reliance to reliance free service on my number. I have called the concerned person several times, but he has stopped picking my calls. When I went to their main office to his Senior for enquiry, even her response was not satisfying, I showed her that her subordinate was not picking my calls and neither my calls were able to connect to Reliance Help Line number 198, she gave me an assurance that “Sir, although the R2R is not yet activated on your phone, but from our side we will give you a waiver after doing the required adjustments”.
Alas, her assurance was of no avail. I am still being charged with normal call rates without any adjustments being done. The problem here is that I cannot go to their main office each month and ask for the waiver again and again. If they can’t add this in my bill then I don’t want Reliance service at all.
Now after getting fed up with all this ambiguity when i again tried to port my number in May, they rejected my request on the basis of the HIDDEN CLAUSE in the contract which they made me sign. They said that while giving you the reliance to reliance free scheme you had signed a paper where you accepted that you won’t port to any other operator for 1 year. They are just fooling by giving me R2R free for six month and asking me to be with reliance for a year. This is FRAUD and CHEATING. The most annoying thing is that they didn’t activate the plan on time. I am tired of these reliance employees and their excuses.
Now after two months they are saying that now your plan is configured and you can use R2R free from next month. This commitment from them came to me on 12 May. Honestly speaking now this R2R free feature is of no use to me. I have cleared all my previous bills without any adjustments. In any case after all these false promises and cheating I don’t want to stay with them, now I just want to port my number to other operator as soon as possible.
I have complained on www.consumercourtforum.in on 12 May after that i got a call from them asking for a receipt i got while signing the contract. I mailed it to them but they haven’t yet responded back. A week has passed (to do a more actual calculation months have passed) but my problem is not yet solved. On 18 May i posted my complaint on Reliance Facebook page and I got a call and they said “We can’t help you, you can take legal action if you want to cancel the contract and want to port.” I thought these employees were hired to sort out issues rather than advising consumers to take legal actions against Reliance.
Now it doesn’t matter how this issue ends, whatever happens Reliance has lost one of its loyal customer and I want all the readers of this post to be careful of Reliance. Also please don’t sign on any document they offer you as they are can cheat you anytime. This company is full of frauds and all its employees only tell lies (and idiotic excuses) to fool the customers. KINDLY BEWARE OF THE FALSE PROMISES MADE AND BE ALERT!!!
Two renowned scholars, Dr. Shrikrishna Jugnu, and Dr. Mahendra Bhanawat from Udaipur are now the members of the curriculum committee of National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS), a Government body.
Dr. ShriKrishn JugnuDr. Mahendra Bhanawat
NIOS is currently preparing a curriculum for study on folklores, folk art, etc at both school and university level nationwide. According to Mr. Kuldeep Agrawal, Director, NIOS, different folk arts, styles and literatures from western India will also be emphasized in the new syllabi. For the same reason, a conference of the committee will be held at Advent Institute, Udaipur on 28th – 29th May.
The first ever 2 day’s International Conference on Road Safety Vision 2020 started in city of lakes
Udaipur from today onwards at Mohanlal Shukhadia University Auditorium and is inaugurated by
Honourable Minister of Transport Mr. Brij Kishore Sharma. The conference was managed and organised
by Mohanlal Shukhadia University, Udaipur (Rajasthan), All India Federation of Motor Vehicles
Department Technical Executive Officer’s Association and Transport Department, Government of
Rajasthan collectively. It is also sponsored by Ministry of Road Transport and Highways Govt. of India.
In the conference the issue related to ‘Role of Education in Road Safety & Present Status of Road Safety
Future Challenges is the main area of discussion. Mr. Brij Kishore Sharma emphasised that proper plans
should be made to increase the safety measures and the students and parents should be conscious
that they should not set the people free without licence which is the major cause of accident and the
young and rash driver workshop to be organised time to time. The key note lecture was delivered by
Dr. G. Gururaj, HOD Epidemiology, NIMHANS, Bangalore says that the Road Traffic Injuries (RTI) are
the leading causes of death, hospitalisation, disability and socioeconomic classes in the countries, more
so in India. The economic losses in the Indian Society are estimated at 3% GDP every year. This is also
increasing the pain and suffering of the individuals and the families. Nearly the three fourth of injured
and killed are two wheelers, pedestrians and pedal Cyclist.
On the stage Mr. B.L. Gurjar, President, RPNS/ Mr. Ashfaq Ahmed, President, AIFMVDTEOA/Mr. Deepak Upreti, IAS, Commissioner & Secretary, Transport Dptt., Govt.o f Rajasthan/Mr. Brij Kishore Sharma, Transport Minister, Prof. K. Venugopal, G.D. Charan, President, RPSP/ Prof. B.L. Ahuja HOD Physics MLSU
The Session I covered the ‘Role of Education in Road Safety ‘ the discussion were made how education
plays a vital role in Road Safety. As with the increasing accidents the need for road safety measures
is also of importance. Awareness should be made among the parents that they should not allow their
wards to drive without licence. The campaign is also to be launched in the schools so as to aware the
students about the rules and safety measures. Lectures were delivered by R.S. Raghunath, Chief Advisor
AIFMVDTEOA, Banglore, Susanne Ebner, M.D., Herbert Ebner, Austria and Mr. Mridul Bhasin, Muskan
Foundation, Jaipur .
The II Session started with the topic of ’Higher Education and Driver Education’. Mr. Ashish Verma,
Assistant Professor, Dept. Of Civil Engg. explains assessing the Impact of Driver Attributes on Road
Safety and Mobility. The Haddon Matrix(the scientific method of measuring the injuries) and its
contribution towards road safety education approaches adds Mr.Srinivas Puppala, Transport Deptt. ,
Andhra Pradesh. Mr . R.K. Garg talks about the road safety scenario and role of education sector in India.
Mr. Amit Khatri concludes the session by explaining about drivers training and Indian Roads.
The conference will continue tomorrow and will be ending by afternoon.
The Yuvaz One of The leading Event Managers in Udaipur showed their magic once again. RKay Mall’s Hall became the Epicenter of A rocking party on 18th May. The Party was a huge success and rocked a crowd of about 70 Energetic and enthusiastic youngsters. It started at 6.30 and continued till almost 10.It was based Upon – Bollywood Black And White theme and was a Torched Themed Party.
Apart from the drinks and snacks, D.J. Puneet’s Beats infused an unlimited supply of energy and got every guy’s feet moving.The ‘Torch Themed Party‘ created a completely unreal yet gorgeous atmosphere.
It Surely was one of the Most Chilling and Thrilling Dance Party in Udaipur. It included
Conceptual Dancing Theme
Gifts
Best dancer
Banging Heads, Shaking Legs and Tapping Feet was something that no-one could resist. The Bollywood Beats, Awesome Music and youngsters made the evening a Rocking one. 🙂
Check Out the Glimpses Of That Evening:
After witnessing it all we could say is that The Yuvaz SurelyBURNED IT UP.
Great Work guys. Keep Rocking….!! We will be Waiting for your Upcoming Parties 😀
For All the Vintage and Classic Car Lovers from Around the Globe the Maharana Of Mewar Reserves a Special Place/Museum in Your Trip to Udaipur its the “Vintage and Classic Car Collection” of The Palace, Udaipur. The Collection Includes 22 Splendid Cars. You can also have Lunch in the Adjoining Garden Hotel where you are served with a Vegetarian Rajasthani Thali.
Location: Garden Hotel, Opposite Gulab Bagh Gate or Near Hotel Vishnupriya
Entry Timing: 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Entry Charges: Rs. 120 Includes Soft Drinks + Vehicle Showcase
Phone: 0294-2420979, 0294-2528008
Here are a Few Insider Glimpses of the Car Collection of Udaipur. 🙂 Enjoy
Name: Austin — Model: A55 Mark Cambridge — Year of Mfd: 1961Name of Car: Rambler — Model: Classic 232 — Year of Mfd: 1965Name of Car: Chevrolet — Model: Truck — Year of Mfd: 1946Name of Car: Chevrolet — Model: Bus — Year of Mfd: 1947Name of Car: Ford — Model: Jeep/Trolly — Year of Mfd: 1942Name of Car: Ford — Model: Jeep/Trolly — Year of Mfd: 1942Vintage Car Collection, udaipurName of Car: Mercedes – Benz — Model: 180D — Year of Mfd: 1956Name of Car: Mercedes – Benz — Model: 190Db — Year of Mfd: 1960Name of Car: Mercedes – Benz — Model: 200 — Year of Mfd: 1966Name of Car: Cadillac — Model: 5 Seater Conv. Sedan — Year of Mfd: 1938Name of Car: Cadillac — Model: 7 Seater Formal Sedan by FleetWood — Year of Mfd: 1938Name of Car: Rolls Royce — Model: 20 H.P.(tourer) — Year of Mfd: 1924Name of Car: Rolls Royce — Model: Phantom II — Year of Mfd: 1934 — Body Style: Sedanca De Ville — Regd: RSY 1Vintage Car Collection, UdaipurName of Car: Rolls Royce — Model: 20/25 H.P. — Year of Mfd: 1934Name of Car: Rolls Royce — Model: 20/25 H.P. — Year of Mfd: 1930-31Name of Car: Buick — Model: I8 — Right Hand DriveName of Car: Ford – A — Model: Standard Phaeton — Year of Mfd: 1930(LEFT)Name of Car: Morris — Model: Minor 1000 Traveller — Year of Mfd: 1959 – :: – (RIGHT)Name of Car: Morris — Model: Tiger — Year of Mfd: 1950
Video: (Rolls Royce and Maharana of Udaipur)
Special Thanks to Mr. Chetan Mendhe from Nagpur for Contributing Pictures and Support for this Article 🙂
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