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Udaipur Youth Supported Anna Hazare’s Movement

In protest of Anna Hazare’s arrest on the issue of the JanLokpal bill, a candle march rally was organized today on the 17th of august 2011 at the core of the lakecity at the Fatehsagar lakeside (paal) by all the youth of Udaipur. This great public protest and gathering of about 300 Udaipurites was in the support of Hazare’s Anti-corruption (Janlokpall bill) movement. One was able to feel the anger in the atmosphere against the government’s move of arresting Anna and his follows.

The spark off protests against the government’s move of arresting Anna and his followers created anger in the whole atmosphere. The step was initiated by a few regular readers of UdaipurBlog at a dedicated Chat room for them, and was wholeheartedly supported by all the members of UdaipurBlog. The whole spark was enlightened online only and no offline authority was involved here.

UdaipurBlog team is thankful to all the people of Udaipur for their massive support and we kindly appeal all of them to maintain a supportive and peaceful atmosphere in the city, and to oppose corruption in any form

Here are few glimpses from the march at Fatehsagar in protest of the Anna Hazare’s arrest and refusal for demonstration by the Indian Government

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Featured Reviews

Vinod Fast Food and Chinese Cafe

Vinod Fast Food and Chinese Cafe

If You Have Been to Fatehsagar and Never Visited Vinod Ji’s Cafe than maybe you Missed the Real Fun Of Being to FatehSagar. It is One Of The Most Famous and the Most Preferred Fast Food and Ice Cream Cafe Facing the Beautiful FatehSagar Lake.

The Person Incharge at The Shop Mr. Gajendra Bhaiya is a Very Fun Loving Person (ref. Local Language He Is – ‘Bindass’). He is Well known among Youth and Knows all the Bits and News of the Fatehsagar and Youth Trend. It Would Be Fun for You Chatting With Him.

Their Shops At Mumbaiya Bazar On FatehSagar Lake Includes:

Vinod Faluda Ice Cream Center

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Vinod Fast Food & Chinese Cafe

Vinod Cold Coffee

Link of Their Facebook Page – Click Me

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The Person Incharge - Gajendra

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Your UdaipurBlog Recommends you This Cafe and Fun Spot Opposite FatehSagar. Do Visit and Have A Great Time Their.

Also we Recommend you Vinod Ji’s Special Paneer Tikka Masala and Chocolate Cold Coffee 🙂 We Hope You Love It. 🙂

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Places to Visit

Fatehsagar Lake

To be found to the north of Lake Pichola, Maharana Jai Singh as a medium-sized perennial storage reservoir originally built the pretty Fateh Sagar Lake of Udaipur in 1678. Hills on three sides and Pratap Memorial on the fourth surround it and thus it presents captivating scenery. Since it had been destroyed due to heavy rains, Maharana Fateh Singh took it upon himself to bear the pains and expenditure of reconstructing the dam and it was in honor of his contributions to the place that the lake was named after him.

Today, in its present capacity, this lake serves as a second major source of drinking water of the city of Udaipur. One may opt to drive along the east bank while enjoying the scenic beauty of the lakeside or go in for a boat ride to any of the three islands of the lake that is a sure to be a pleasure with their distinct fervor and panoramic location. The largest of the three islands is indeed a lovely garden known as Nehru Park, which has been named after the esteemed first Prime Minister of India, Jawahar Lal Nehru. Its focal point is the boat shaped café, which is a hot favorite amongst the visitors who love to sip coffee as they take in the reigning tranquility and serenity of the place. The second island is for more scientific-minded people, especially those who love astronomy, as this is the place where a high-resolution solar observatory is strategically installed. It is considered a prime site for obtaining good solar images because of its secluded location with clear skies above and clear waters below it. The smallest island to the west has proved itself useful by providing a site to support a jet fountain. Lake Fateh Sagar is connected to Lake Pichhola through a canal that has gates. The lake has shape of a pear but has scant vegetation surrounding it.