Gujarat's principal city is Ahmedabad (also know as Amdavad), One of India's major industrial cities. It's been called the “Manchester of the East” due to its textile industries. It has a number of attractions for travelers with some excellent museums like kite museum, calico museum of textiles, N.C. Mehta Gallery and Shreyas Folk museum.
It is also one of the best places to study the rich blend of Hindu and Islamic architectural styles known as Indo-Saracenic.
Mahatma Gandi's Sabarmati Ashram catches every traveller's attention Handicrafts, Spinning Wheels, hand made paper are still produced on the sight.
Every year on the occasion of Makar Sankranti (13 to 15 January) one can see an extravaganza of kite flying which has now become an international festival.
Community Chairman
Dr. Ajitsingh P Rana
Tenament No 6,
Bhaktinagar Society,
New BhootBhavani mandir,Vejalpur,
Ahmedabad 380051
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STD : 079
Tel (O) : 26402090
Tel (R) : 2681178
E-mail : arjun68@gmail.com
Mob : 9427626033 / 9904530030
Baroda (also know as Vadodara) was the capital of the Princely Gaekwad State prior to Independence. Today it's a pleasant, medium – sized city with some interesting museums, are galleries and fine parks.
Sayaji Bagh, an extensive park, encircled by a mini railway, is a popular spot for an evening stroll. Within the park are several attractions. The most important is the Baroda Museum and Art Gallery. Besides Indian statuses and carvings, there are also zoology exhibits and an Egyptian room. There is a planetarium and also a health museum.
The city's fine arts college attracts students from around the country and abroad.
Community Chairman
MS. VARSHA DESAI
401/B, Ambica Apartments,
Shanker Tekri, Lakdipool,
Dhandia Bazar,
Baroda – 390007.
STD : 0265
Tel (R) : 2438716
Bhilwara is a town in Southern Rajasthan State. Rajasthan, the land of kings, is India at its exotic and colourful best. The state is diagonally divided into the hilly and rugged south eastern region and the barren north-western Thar Desert, which extends across the border into Pakistan. There are plenty of historic cities, incredible fortresses awash with legends, and rare gems of impressionistic beauty.
Rajasthan is one of India's prime tourist destinations. Nobody leaves from here without priceless memories and a bundle of souvenirs.
Community Chairman
MR. C. M. JAGETIA
Jagetia Bhavan,
Sewa Sadan Road,
Bhilwara – 311001.
STD : 01482
Tel (R) : 220364
Tel (O) : 220303
Fax : 220303
E-mail : sjnoc@yahoo.com
Mob : 9414259850
Dehradun now the capital of Uttaranchal, is situated in the broad Doon valley between the siwaliks and the front range of the Himalaya. Although it's a historic town, it is probably best known for the institutions the British left behind, most notable the huge Forest Research Institute. Other important institutions include the Indian Military Academy, The Wildlife Institute of India and the Survey of India. The prestigious Doon School, where Rajiv Gandhi, the late Prime Minister of India was educated, is India's most exclusive private school.
Dehradun exudes a pleasant air of prosperity. As the biggest town in Garhwal, it's a good place to stock up an essentials for trekking in the hills. Many conservation organizations have their offices here, which provides an opportunity for interested individuals to volunteer.
Community Chairman
Mr. Anil.Agarwal
37, Tilak Road,
Dehradun - 248001
STD : 0135
Tel (R) : 2720323
Tel (O) : 2624151
E-mail : induanilagarwal@hotmail.com
Mob : 9837004397
Delhi is the capital of India. This third largest city of India is also an industrial hub of India. Old Delhi was the capital of Moghuls between 17th and 19th centuries. Mosques, monuments and forts testify this. New Delhi was built as the imperial capital of India by the British. It is a spacious, open city and has embassies and government buildings. The never wealthy suburbs are mostly to the south of New Delhi.
In addition to its historic interest and role as the government centre, Delhi is a major travel gateway. It is one of India's busiest entrance points for overseas airlines, the hub of the North Indian travel network. It has a long & fascinating history and there is plenty to see like the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Qutub Minar, Raj Ghat & Bahai Temple.
Community Chairman
Ms. Meena Kumar
C-3, Pusa Apartments,
Sector -15, Rohini,
New Delhi -
STD : 011
Tel (R) : 65806724
Mob : 9818768060
Email : meena.kumar@hotmail.com