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Contact details of HPTDC Hotels (Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation)

Name of Hotel THE PALACE, CHAIL Contact Phone : (01792) 248141, 248143, Fax : 248140 E-mail: palace@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE HOLIDAY HOME, SHIMLA Contact Phone.: (0177) 2812890-95, 6533169 Fax : 2801705 E-mail: hhh@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE PETERHOF, SHIMLA Contact Phone.: (0177)2812236, 2652538 FAX: 2813801 E-mail: peterhof@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE SHIWALIK, PARWANOO. Contact Phone.: (01792) 232295-96 FAX: (01792)232297 E-mail: shivalik@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE ROS-COMMON, KASAULI Contact Phone.: (01792) 272005, 272007 Name of Hotel THE PINEWOOD, BAROG Contact Phone.: (01792) 238825-27 FAX : 238881 E-mail: pinwood@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE YAMUNA, PAONTA SAHIB Contact Phone.: (01704) 222341, 224161 E-mail: paotna@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE RENUKA, RENUKAJI. Contact Phone.: (01702) 267339 E-mail: paotna@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE PEACH BLOSSOM, FAGU Contact Phone.: (01783) 239469, 239522 E-mail: hhh@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE COTTAGES, NALDEHRA Contact Phone.: (0177) 2747809, 2747739 E-mail: hhh@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE GOLF GLADE, NALDEHRA Contact Phone : (0177) 2747739, 2747809 E-mail: hhh@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE MAMLESHWAR, CHINDI Contact Phone : (01907) 222638 E-mail: hhh@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE BAGHAL, DARLAGHAT Contact Phone : (01796) 248116, 248117 E-mail: hhh@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE SRIKHAND, SARAHAN Contact Phone : (01782) 274234 E-mail: rampur@hptdc.in Name of Hotel SRIKHAND COTTAGE Contact Phone : (01782) 274234 E-mail: rampur@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE HATU, NARKANDA Contact Phone : (01782) 242430, 242509 E-mail: rampur@hptdc.in Website: HPTDC, HOTEL HATU NARKANDA Name of Hotel THE TOURIST COMPLEX, KALPA Contact Phone : (01786) 226159 E-mail: rampur@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE KINNER KAILASH COTTAGE, KALPA Contact Phone : (01786) 226159 E-mail: rampur@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE BUSHAHR REGENCY, RAMPUR Contact Phone : (01782) 234103 E-mail: rampur@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE GIRIGANGA RESORT, KHARAPATHAR Contact Phone : (01781) 251139 E-mail: rampur@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE APPLE CART INN, KIARIGHAT Contact Phone : (01792) 256148 E-mail: hhh@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE CHANSHAL, ROHRU Contact Phone : (01781) 240661 E-mail: rampur@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE LOG HUTS, MANALI Contact Phone : (01902) 253225-26 FAX: 252325 E-mail: manali@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE ORCHARD HUTS, MANALI Contact Phone : (01902) 253225, 253226 FAX: 252325 E-mail: manali@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE CASTLE, NAGGAR Contact Phone : (01902) 248316 E-mail: manali@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE KUNZAM, MANALI Contact Phone : (01902) 253197-98 Fax: 252325 E-mail: manali@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE HAMTA HUTS, MANALI Contact Phone : (01902) 253197-98 Fax: 252325 E-mail: manali@hptdc.in Name of Hotel HADIMBA COTTAGE, MANALI Contact Phone : (01902) 252334 Fax: 252325 E-mail: manali@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE ROHTANG MANALSU, MANALI Contact Phone : (01902) 252332, 253723 Fax: 252325 E-mail: manali@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE SILVERMOON, KULLU Contact Phone : (01902) 222488 E-mail: kullu@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE SARVARI, KULLU Contact Phone : (01902) 222471 E-mail: kullu@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE ADVENTURE RESORT, RAISON Contact Phone : ( 01902) 240516 E-mail: kullu@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE MANDAV, MANDI Contact Phone : (01905)235503 Fax: 235551 E-mail: mandav@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE UHL, JOGINDERNAGAR Contact Phone : (01908 ) 222002 E-mail: mandav@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE HILL TOP, SWARGHAT Contact Phone : (01978 ) 284112 E-mail: mandav@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE LAKE VIEW, BILASPUR Contact Phone : (01978 ) 224538, FAX : 222838 E-mail: mandav@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE TOURIST HUT, KASOL (MANIKARAN) Contact Phone : (01902) 222471 E-mail: kullu@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE BEAS, MANALI Contact Phone : (01902) 252832 E-mail: manali@hptdc.in Name of Hotel THE APPLE BLOSSOM, KATRAIN

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Contact details of HPTDC Hotels (Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation)

Allowing FDI in retail will enlarge scope, bring fresh capital, and increase competion, say industry leaders, welcoming Eco Survey

The Economic Survey 2008-09 tabled in the Parliament, on Thursday, the 2nd July, 2009, by the Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, has made many ambitious and bold recommendations  on many sectors of the economy. Paying heed to long standing demand of opening retail sector to foreign capital (FDI), the Survey has sought to allow FDI in retailing ( multi-brand, front-end ), beginning with the food segment.

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Gluten Free Japanese Recipes: Avocado Onigiri Rice Ball Recipes

As you may know, the DH and I are expecting a “Baby Yum” in mid July and so have been doing all sorts of things to prepare for her, including attending childbirth classes. I had always imagined that these classes would be cuddly events involving yoga mats and back massages and spouses, so I was a little disappointed with the rather clinical, hospital-themed lectures we ended up attending. I also found myself more than a little hungry at the first one as it took place directly after the DH got home from work during our typical dinner hour

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Economic Survey recommends opening of retail to foreign investment (FDI); suggests making beginning with ‘food’ segment

All retailers, including those who were initially reluctant to allow rush of foreign capital in the sector, have been asking for full opening retail sector to foreign investment in India. The main reasons for such an unequivocal demand stems from the realisation that (a) while retail requires heavy investment for expansion, there is hardly any local capital left in the capital markets as a consequence of global financial meltdown, and (b) efficient management of multi-brand, multi-product, multi location retail, especially in the area of back-end operations, require heavy dose of technology, which over the years has been developed and perfected by foreign players.

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I am planning to go Leh from Delhi on 25th july-2August

Hi Guys How r u, I am planning to go Leh from Delhi By Manali route on 25th july-2August My route is Delhi-Manali-Leh-Delhi. we will get the volvo bus from delhi to manali and then we will get a taxi from manali to leh,and the back to pavalion. I am alone no one is with me,i am looking one guy with me to complete this full of excitment trip.if any one is interested then please contact me at 9953686865 ASAP.

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July Morning….

Hello everyone! Am planning a visit this month,i have visited most months(Jan,Feb,March,April,May ,Sept,Oct,Nov & December) of the year over the last 11 years and have a fair idea whats on and not in those months.Its going to be pouring mostly in July but i dont want to miss the chance because i dont get time off from work till December then, i will be mostly travelling alone and staying in Calangute, will Infantaria be open? i think Bharat Bar will be open but i think their restaurant part is shut,will any other bars will be open?

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Samsung opens new format; unveils first ‘IT brandshop’ in Hyderabad

Samsung India Electronics Limited, the consumer electronics giant, opened a new channel for sales, when it launched its first ‘IT brandshop’ in Hyderabad on Wednesday. The new IT brandshop is a conceptually different distribution model as Samsung India, which so far has focused on targeting consumers through channels and to some extent through government sales, has for the first time gone in for its own exclusive retail store

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Koutons reports 2008-09 growth of 32% in sales and 15% in net; prefers franchise model for expansion

Koutons Retail, Delhi-based fashion retailer, which offers a range of fashion products under apparel, accessories, and footwear catagories, mostly in value segment, has reported a healthy growth of 31.91 per cent in sales over previous year (Rs 1,046.68 cr vs Rs 793.68 crore). The consolidated net profit, however, grew by only 15.01 per cent from Rs Rs 69.15 crore last year (2007-08) to Rs 79.53 crore this year (2008-09).

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Koutons reports 2008-09 growth of 32% in sales and 15% in net; prefers franchise model for expansion

Gomukh – Tapovan Trek August-09

Hi Friends, Me and my friend are planning to following trek; I am sure if the season is right, and if the schedule is too tight as well. Suggestions? July 31): Arrive Delhi – Haridwar Aug 01): Haridwar – Uttarkashi Aug 02): Uttarkashi – Gangotri via Gangnani, Harsil Aug 03): Gangotri – Bhojwassa Aug 04): Bhojwassa – Gomukh – Tapovan Aug 05): Tapovan – Exploration Aug 06): Tapovan – Nandanvan Aug 07): Nandanvan – Bhojwassa Aug 08): Bhojwassa – Gangotri Aug 09): Uttarkashi – Haridwar -Delhi I have been to Himalayas just once before in Sikkim – Dzongi-ChauriKhang, and do have idea about this region

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Living in Delhi, Mumbai, Sikkim or Kolkata

Hi, I get an offer from a Human Right NGO which offers me to work with them for 1 year. They ask me to choose 1 place our of 4 choice : Delhi, Mumbai , Sikkim and Kolkata.. I did some desk researches on these place and it is very difficult to choose from and I know its really depend on what i am looking for…as this ismy first time to leave HK t live in another country and this is my first time to live in India …so I feel very confusing…..

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Lahaul-Spiti

Ladies Special through Lahaul – Spiti :D “Never take nervous ladies along.” Cautioned one fellow blogger after his trip to Kalpa-Tabo-Kaza but destiny had some other thoughts for my trip. I was chosen by the Gods to take four fearful and reluctant ladies of different age group on a roller coaster thrill ride passing through remotest and most sparsely populated Lahaul & Spiti valleys (most of people around me don’t even know but these are two different river valleys linked together by 4500 metre Kunzum pass) covering Delhi-Shimla – Narkanda- Recong Peo – Tabo – Kaza – Lossar – Kunzum La – Rohtang La – Manali – Chindi in Seven-Nights Eight-Days flat.

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Lahaul-Spiti

Pantaloon terminates JVs with Planet Retail and Blue Foods

Pantaloon Retail, the country’s largest muli-format, multi-products, listed retailer, part of Kishore Biyani-led Future group, has decided to severe its commercial ties (joint ventures) with Planet Retail Holdings and Blue Foods. Planet Retail Holdings Pvt. Ltd., a joint venture between Kishore Biyani  (49 per cent) and V N Sharma (an Indonesian resident of Indian origin), operates several retail chains in lifestyle segment for products covered under fashion and sports categories

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Mothercare in talks with Tatas? May severe ties with Shoppers Stop

Mothercare, the iconic UK-based, retailer, which operates 21 retail stores (8 standalone and 13 shop-in-shop format outlets) for kids and expecting mothers in India, according to an ET report , may be looking for severing its ties with Shoppers’ Stop. The Rahejas-led Shoppers’ Stop is among the country’s pioneering and leading listed retailers. It operates a flagship retail chain under its own name of department format stores across India. Soppers Stop operates Mothercare store in the country under an exclusive franchise agreement signed with the UK-based retailer in August, 2005

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Arvind Brands to focus on retail and brands expansion; to launch I-Zod and Arrow soon

Arvind Brands, a branded apparel retail chain company of Ahmedabad-based Sanjay Lalbhai group, which was spunned off a few months ago from the country’s largest textiles company Arvind Mills, to focus on building retail business across the country with a slew of fashion apparel brands, according to an HBL report , looking at strengthening its portfolio of  international and homegrown fashion brands. Apart from famous global apparel brands like Wrangler, Lee, Arvind Brands is also retailing a number of home grown fashion labels like Newport, Flying Machine and Excalibur, among others. While, the retailer under a licencing agreement had last month launched Polo Association, it is now working on introducing the US sportswear brand I-Zod in India

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Fresh Pineapple Spring Roll Recipe with Soy-Free Garlic Free Peanut Sauce OR Nut-free Sweet Chili Garlic Sauce Recipe

This weekend I hosted our local Celiac Bay Area potluck at a local Sunnyvale, California park just in time for a heat wave. Whoops! Luckily our park was well shaded and somehow managed to have a slight breeze that kept us and the delicious feast everyone had brought relatively cool

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Fresh Pineapple Spring Roll Recipe with Soy-Free Garlic Free Peanut Sauce OR Nut-free Sweet Chili Garlic Sauce Recipe

CAIT demands speedy implementation of Joshi report on retail trade; seeks formation of a national commission on retail trade

The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), a body of traders in the unorganised sector, is seeking immediate implementation of the recommendations made by the Parliamentary Committee on retail trade. “The recommendations of the Parliamentary Standing Committee headed by Dr Murli Manohar Joshi laid down in Parliament few days back for imposing blanket ban on MNCs and big corporate houses in the retail trade should be adopted by the Government as it is a unanimous document of the Committee comprising members of all political parties,” said Mr Praveen Khandelwal, Secretary-General, CAIT

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Subhiksha confident of closing CDR revival process before deadline; bankers and promoters agree on terms of revival, says Subrahmanian

Even as Subhiksha, the Chennai-based cash strapped, food and grocery, discount retail chain, battles hard in the Madras High Court, to defend legal cases filed by some of its stake-holders, its founder, promoter, and managing director R Subrahmanian is confident of completing the process of obtaining financial bailout package from its lenders. The financial package is being processed under the CDR programme of Reserve Bank by 12 of the 13 consortium members led by ICICI Bank. The dedline for finalising the process under the scheme will come to an end by 31st July, 2009.

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Subhiksha confident of closing CDR revival process before deadline; bankers and promoters agree on terms of revival, says Subrahmanian

Vishal Retail’s shareholders authorise issue of preferential warrants to promoter CMD

Vishal Retail, Delhi-based multi-format, multi-product, value retailer, which following falling footfalls and declining purchases, for most part of the year 2008 and early 2009, has faced cash crunch, may afterall get much needed resorces. The equity shareholders of Vishal Retail Ltd, the company which owns the retail chain, in the Extra Ordinary General Meeting (EGM) of the Company held on June 27, 2009, have passed a Special Resolution that authorises the company to issue and allot, in one or more trenches, upto 75,00,000 (Seventy Five Lacs) warrants on a preferential basis to Ram Chandra Agarwal, CMD of the Company

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HNWIs ($millionaires) decline by 31.6% in India; first drop registered in 7 years

Global financial meltdown resulting in collapse of capital markets had its impact on India’s HNWIs (high networth individuals or dollar millionaires), as their number dwindled by 39,000 (or 31.6 per cent) from 123,000 (2008) compared to 84,000 in the previous year (2007). This is the first drop recorded for India in the past seven years. An HNWI is defined as the one who owns net assets of at least $1 million, excluding his/her primary residence and consumables

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Azim Premji’s PE firm slaps legal notices for dereliction of duty on all past and present directors of Subhiksha

Subhiksha saga gets murkier every day, even as R Subrahmanyam promoted, Chennai-based discount retailer, struggles hard to obtain financial bailout package from its lenders – a consortium of 12 bankers- to get back on its feet. Until recently, while the top two equity stake holders of the company (promoters: 59 per cent, and I-Venture: 23 per cent) were having a public spat on who effectively controlled the company as well as on the manner in which the company was operated by its managing director, it is now the turn of Zash Investments- an Azim Premji promoted private equity company– which has jumped into the fray with serving of legal notices on all past and present directors of the company, charging them with dereliction in performance of their duties

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