Uttarakhand Lions win inaugural Pearls GPL in association with AAmby Valley Cit

Aamby Valley, February 10: Darren Clarke, one of the most successful players in team competitions and a many-time hero at the Ryder Cup, and Mukesh Kumar, one of the most successful golfers of all times in Indian golf, pooled in their amazing experience and carried Uttarakhand Lions alongwith Chapchai Nirat and Shankar Das to a memorable win in a nail-biting finish in the inaugural Pearls Golf Premier League in association with Aamby Valley City on Sunday.

Uttarakhand Lions, who were third overnight and seven shots adrift of leaders Witalsee Punjab Lancers and five behind second-placed Nippon Kenwood Delhi Darts, zoomed to the top at 34-under. Witalsee Punjab Lancers and Nippon Kenwood Delhi Darts were tied for second at 33-under, while Shubhkamna UP Eagles ended fourth at 32-under despite an incredible and best-of-the-day 11-under by Anirban Lahiri and Shamim Khan.

Uttarakhand Lions were powered by sterling performances from the Clarke-Chapchai and the Mukesh-Shankar combinations. Clarke, a five time member of the European Ryder Cup team, who has also played World Cup and Alfred Dunhill Cup for Ireland, and Chapchai soared on the wings a dramatic eagle and seven birdies for nine-under in the 14-hole round.

Mukesh and Shankar were eight-under with two holes to play, before they bogeyed the 13^th, the penultimate hole, but then Mukesh birdied the final par-3, which has a beach bunker and hauled his team atop the leaderboard.

Uttarakhand Lions’ duo Clarke and Chapchai, had two groups behind them when they finished at 34-under. They then sat in the marquee facing the closing hole and watched Delhi Darts and Witalsee Punjab Lancers failed to find a birdie on the last, leaving them stranded at 33-under.

Delhi Darts’ pair of Rahil Gangjee and Scott Barr had two unlucky breaks, which may well have cost them the title. First Barr’s tee shot on the third found a sprinkler in the middle of the fairway and went into the trees and then managed only a par on the par-5 where a birdie is what most others got. Then on the 14^th, the final hole, Gangjee sitting on a 12-footer for birdie, suddenly saw his ball move after addressing it. That cost him a stroke and Barr’s par was what they got for the final hole.

In the final group Johan Edfors and Ajeetesh Sandhu played with Gaganjeet Bhullar and David Howell. Edfors and Sandhu were eight-under after 12 holes and their team was 34-under, when they bogeyed the 13^th and failed to birdie the last finishing at 33-under.

Rashid Khan and Thaworn Wiratchant also bogeyed the 13^th and failed to birdie the last to finish at four-under. Bhullar and Howell played to five-under and despite brave efforts to add any birdies in the last four holes.

The day’s best score came from Shubhkamna UP Eagles pair, Anirban Lahiri and Shamim Khan, who had one eagle and nine birdies. The only holes they failed to birdie were second, fourth, 10^th and 12^th holes. With the other Shubhkamna pair of Daniel Chopra and Michael Campbell managing only five-under the team finished fourth at 32-under, one behind the tied second and two behind the winners.

The prizes were given away by Mr. K K Bakshi, CEO of Pearls, and Col S K Sinha, the General Manager of Aamby Valley City.

The event is being played over 14 holes with a total par of 55 at Aamby Valley Golf Course

Holes: 14; Par 55

Final Team scores

406 (34-under):       Uttarakhand Lions

407 (33-under):       Witalsee Punjab Lancers

407 (33-under):       Nippon Kenwood Delhi Darts

408 (32-under):       Shubhkamna UP Eagles

417: (23-under):      Maharashtra 59ers

422 (18-under):       Tamilnadu Pullees and Gujarat Underdawgs

423 (17-under):       Colombo 6s

Scores of the final day:

SHAMIM KHAN / ANIRBAN LAHIRI            Shubhkamna U.P. Eagles       44 (-11)

DARREN CLARKE/CHAPCHAI NIRAT           Uttarakhand Lions                 46 (-9)

ANGEL CABRERA / ASHOK KUMAR           Maharashtra 59ers                47 (-8)

MUKESH KUMAR/SHANKAR DAS               Uttarakhand Lions                 47 (-8)

PARIYA  J / J. SANDELIN                             Gujarat Underdawgs            48 (-7)

JOHAN EDFORS / AJEETESH SANDHU         Nippon Kenwood Delhi Darts      48 (-7)

DAVID HOWELL/GAGANJEET BHULLAR     Witalsee Punjab Lancers       50 (-5)

SHIV KAPUR / SCOTT HEND                       Maharashtra 59ers                50 (-5)

DIGVIJAY SINGH / GAURAV GHEI             Gujarat Underdawgs            51 (-4)

CHIRAGH KUMAR/SIMON DYSON            Colombo 6's                          51 (-4)

DANIEL CHOPRA/MICHAEL CAMPBELL    Shubhkamna U.P. Eagles       51 (-4)

RAHIL GANGJEE/SCOTT BARR                   Nippon Kenwood Delhi Darts      51 (-4)

RASHID KHAN/THAWORN WIRATCHANT   Witalsee Punjab Lancers       51 (-4)

MITHUN PERERA/JASON KNUTZON           Colombo 6's                          52 (-3)

SIDDIKUR / HARENDRA GUPTA                  Tamilnadu Pullees                  53 (-2)

RICH BEEM / HIMMAT RAI                        Tamilnadu Pullees                  53 (-2)

Leading individual scores (two rounds):

99: Gaganjeet Bhullar Witalsee Punjab Lancers) (52-47) and Anirban Lahiri (Shubhkamna UP Eagles) (51-58)

101: 51-50 Rahil Gangjee (Nippon Kenwood Delhi Darts) (51-50), Scott Hend (Maharashtra 59ers) (51-50); Johan Edfors (Nippon Kenwood Delhi Darts) (49-52)

103: Pariya J (Kensville Gujarat Underdawgs) (56-47); Rashid Khan (Witalsee Punjab Lancers) (54-49);

104: David Howell (Witalsee Punjab Lancers) (53-51);

105: Mithun Perera (Colombo 6s) (54-51)

107: Shankar Das (Uttarakhand Lions) (51-56)

TOURISM COUNCIL OF BHUTAN APPOINTS CHARSON ADVISORY

AS INDIA REPRESENTATIVE

TCB to intensify marketing and public relations activity

Mumbai, 21st January 2013: Tourism Council of Bhutan – the government body responsible for marketing, planning, regulating and monitoring tourism in Bhutan has appointed Charson Advisory Services Pvt. Ltd. as their India representative office.  This is the first time that Bhutan will be represented in India.

Charson Advisory headquartered out of Mumbai is India's one of the leading destination marketing, brand management and public relations agencies dedicated to the Indian travel and tourism industry.  The company boasts of a diverse range of travel and tourism related clients that include tourism boards, travel search engines and the hospitality sector. Charson Advisory will be responsible for carrying out marketing initiatives, trade industry relations, media networking and public relations activities in India on behalf of Tourism Council of Bhutan.

Commenting on their heightened presence in India, Mr. ThujiDorjiNadik, Acting Managing Director for the Secretariat of the Tourism Council of Bhutan commented, “We have always felt close to India on account of our proximity to the country, its people and association through trade and tourism. Given the importance and potential of the Indian outbound market, we have entrusted Charson Advisory with the responsibility of further strengthening Bhutan's relationship with Indian travel trade community, travelers and developing new niche market segments.”

In the year 2011, Bhutan received 65, 756 high-end visitors with a growth of 56.65% over year 2010 and this does not include 35,077 regional tourists coming via land. As part of the mandate to further enhance the image and intrigue in the destination, Charson Advisory plans on amplifying Bhutan’s diverse tourism product offerings through trade industry training workshops, marketing and communication activity management, familiarization visits for the trade and media in addition to disseminating brochures, industry newsletters, press releases and solving consumer queries.

On being appointed as the representative office, Carl Vaz, Chairman & CEO of Charson Advisory, commented, “We are immensely proud to have been selected as Tourism Council of Bhutan’s India representative office. Our aim will be to promote various strengths of Bhutan by focusing on the luxury market segment by highlighting the culture and heritage, sports and wellbeing aspects of the destination.  Given the burgeoning outbound market in India, we are confident of increasing the number of quality Indian tourist arrivals into Bhutan through active cooperation of the Indian travel fraternity.”

Further commenting on their niche segment promotional strategy, SonaleeVaz, Managing Director of Charson Advisory said, “Bhutan is a relatively unexplored and romantic destination for Indian honeymoon segment. With its unique blend of diverse ecology and culture, coupled with the increasing trend of Indians wanting to escape to international locales, Bhutan makes for the perfect choice.   We aim to also promote Bhutan as a wedding destination in the short haul segment. We will also concentrate on working closely with the Indian travel fraternity to launch more qualitative and diversified packages in time for the honeymoon and wedding season.”

About Tourism Council of Bhutan:

The tourism industry in Bhutan is relatively young having been initiated only in 1974 at the time of the coronation of the fourth King. In 2008, realizing the importance of a multi-sectoral approach towards tourism development, the Department of Tourism was granted autonomy under the chairmanship of the Prime Minister and renamed the Tourism Council of Bhutan. The Tourism Council of Bhutan is mandated with the following functions and responsibilities: Tourism Planning & Policy, Regulation and Monitoring, Facilitation and Co-ordination, Marketing and Promotion, Development of Tourism Products & Services and Human Resource Development.

For further information, please contact:

Mehrin Shamsi

Charson Advisory Services Pvt Ltd

1104, Arcadia, 11th Floor, NCPA Street, Nariman Point, Mumbai 400021, INDIA

Tel: +91-22-65172273 Email: exec.office@charsonadvisory.com

DamchoRinzin

Tourism Council of Bhutan

Tarayana Centre, Chubachu

P.O Box No 126

Tel: +975 2 323252/2. Email: damchorinzin@tourism.gov.bt

Kasarkod, Kerala win Barefoot Beach Soccer 2013

The government supports a 5-year vision plan to pursue bringing international competitions for the sport to Goa

CM extols TransStadia for bringing World-recognized Sport to Goa

Calangute, Goa, February 10, 2013: The inaugural edition of India’s first beach soccer championship cum musical extravaganza, Barefoot Fest 2013 concluded in style at Calangute Beach, Goa. Making the best use of Goa’s festive atmosphere and warm February sun, players representing 64 registered football clubs battled it out for the coveted trophy over four days of intense action. Despite being the very first beach soccer tournament in India, organized by Beach Soccer India, a division of TransStadia the event witnessed countless exciting feats, several nail-biting match results going down to the wire, tremendous response from the participants, whole-hearted support from the local Goans and tourists alike and eventually the Champions Kasarkod, Kerala.

Backed by an impeccable combination of sun, sand and soccer, the grand closing ceremony was held at Calangute Beach in the presence of the who’s who of Goa. Delighted with the success of the event and extending his complete support to the tournament, present at the ceremony was Honorable Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, along with Mr. Michael Lobo, MLA, Calangute Bardez, Dr. Rufino Monteiro (Chairman – Goa Football Development Council), Mrs. Anna Maria D’Souza (Sarpanch, Calangute Bardez), Mr. Shantaram Naik (Council Member, GFDC), Mr. Uday Limgutkar (Executive Member, GFA), Mr. Lavinio Rebello (VP, Goa Football Association), Mr.Alirio Lobo (Executive Member, GFA), Mr. Welvin Menezes (Executive Member, GFA), Mrs. Neethu Sheth (Executive Director, Setco Foundation), Mr. Harish Sheth (Setco automotive Ltd.), Mr. Shvetal Vakil (President, TransStadia), Mr. Narendra Punj (MD, Casino Royale) and Mr. Elvis Gomes (Executive Director – Sports Authority of Goa, Vice President – Goa Football Association  & Member Secretary – Goa Football Development Council).

Further promoting the sport of Beach Soccer, organizers of the event, along with the Setco Foundation hosted a women’s Beach Soccer exhibition match to encourage and promote the sport among women. Another noteworthy highlight of the day was a special media match which saw the best of media houses from across the State come together on one common platform.

The six-day mega sporting and music bonanza brought an eclectic mix of beach soccer and entertainment to the Goan shores. The action-packed week attracted both locals and tourists who came in large numbers to cheer players and support their favorite team while thumping music added energy and enthusiasm to the matches. The championship’s five a side games were played in accordance with official sporting rules as laid out by Beach Soccer Worldwide (BSWW) – the international governing body of Beach Soccer.  Each crisp and brief game witnessed an exciting display of talent and skill with an average scoring rate of 1 goal every 3 minutes, making the games highly eventful and keeping spectators involved and energized throughout.

The two day musical extravaganza held on 8^th and 9^th February, brought the best of international and Indian DJ’s on the same dais to entertain Electronic Dance Music (EDM) lovers with their musical beats. Performances by DJ Sasha, DJ Simon Patterson, DJ Marlo, DJ Tuhin Mehta, DJ Arjun Vagale, DJ Ankytrixx and DJ Mon (E) took the festival to a different level, thus raising the bar of expectations for the next tournament now officially sanctioned to be held bi-annually. With an outstanding blend of sport, music and entertainment, Barefoot Fest 2013 proved to be a true sporting extravaganza which gave professional beach soccer the perfect launch in India.

Commenting on the success of the inaugural Barefoot Fest 2013, Mr. Udit Sheth – MD & CEO TransStadia said, “Goa provided the ideal launch for beach soccer. The enthusiastic people, the fantastic beaches, the vibrant tourism and the most supportive Goa Government and the Goa Football Development Council made the event truly inclusive with electrifying competition.  We are committed towards building this sport and its talent pool here and will be also doing continuous competitions here. The icing on the cake was the quality of high energy and competitive football played on the sand which is not easy at all. We congratulate all the teams for their participation and in particular Kasarkod, Kerala who played several highlight reel moments through their march to the finals and eventually the trophy.”

Doing their bit to preserve the beautiful Calangute beach, TransStadia made sure the championship did not spoil the venue in any way, and in fact cleaned up a part of the beach which was abused for the last 2 decades and handed it back to the government in pristine condition. The beach was cleaned on a daily basis, highlighting the organizers’ commitment to a cleaner and healthier Goa. Other than the matches, the world-class T-Box Mobile Arena that hosted the championship matches for the first time in India also took centre-stage. The multi-purpose and flexible T-Box is set to revolutionize stadium construction and become a permanent feature in stadia and arenas around the world.

Promoted by  TransStadia and supported by Govt. of Goa, Goa Football Development Council and Beach Soccer Worldwide (BSWW), Barefoot Fest 2013 was organized in association with Vh1, co-sponsored by Casino Royale, Oakley, DSK Hyosung, Kingfisher – Packaged Drinking water, Red Bull and Partners, Spice Jet, Book my show, T-Box, 92.7 BIG FM, Clear Chanel and SportsKeeda.

With a fantastic inaugural season leaving its footprint in the Goan sands, the next edition of Barefoot promises to bring more adrenalin-pumping action, featuring some of the finest football talent in the country.

Results at a glance:

Winners of Barefoot 2013 – Beach Soccer Championship – Kasarkod Kerala – Awarded the championship trophy and cash prize of Rs. 75,000

Runners-up of Barefoot 2013 – Beach Soccer Championship – Goa United – Awarded the runners-up trophy and cash prize of Rs. 50,000

Player of the Tournament: Mahamood K, Kasarkod Kerala – Awarded a trophy and sunglasses by Oakleys

Best goal-keeper: Mohammad Shahid, Kasarkod Kerala – Awarded a trophy and sunglasses by Oakleys

"Macrowikinomics –Rebooting Business and the World"

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It would be a pleasure to have you with us for an interaction with Don Tapscott on "Macrowikinomics –Rebooting Business and the World"on February 13^th, 2013 from 5:30 PM onwards at The Leela Kempinski, Gurgaon.
 
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Don Tapscott, is World’s No. 9 Thinker and a cyber guru who holds authority on innovation, media, globalization and the economic and social impact of technology on business and society!
 
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ADAPTIBILITY OF HINDU VALUES
Pre- and Post-Independence Hindu Movements
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best example of the adaptibility of Hindu belief, world-view and practices. In
the second half of the 19th century, the joint threat of British political
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MAUNI AMAVASYA HOLY DIP AT MAHAKUMBH

February 10, 2013

 Mauni Amavasya the second holy dip begins wee hours today at  5.15 AM  at bank of holy confluence of tri rivers in Allahabad.  More than forty millions devotees across the world has reached the celebrated city and has taken bath, the unique and of its kind the holy gathering  enjoying the eternal time, sacred place and religious fervour. A dip of faith for billions with embedded dedication holy sight of religious rituals to follow is ultimate delight of sacredness to mingle with eternity in physical  form.A Congregation of humanity of its kind in the world ,a connecting force for all human being to be in touch with Ultimate reality without any cult or creed.  For Leo sign with its best and excellent occasion for Pisces,Cancer, Libra sign the prosperity and peace is imminent. Mauni Amavasya make stellar  constellation combination  is great moment for all human being to catch this  sacred and spiritual time for holy dip at holy place. People across the world ranging from spiritual to materialistic world celebrity and commoner throng at MahaKumbh for the holy bath to banish their sin and purify their body,mind and soul.

On the auspicious bathing day of Mauni Amavasya today, a large number of devotees have been gathered at the ongoing Maha Kumbh congregation at the holy Sangam in Allahabad.

Devotees, including women and children, had started taking a dip since late night.

Around three crore devotees are expected to take a holy dip today.

The day marks the second Shahi snan (royal bath) of this mela; the first was the Makar Sankranti snan on 14^th January.

The Mauni Amavasya is considered the most auspicious of all the bathing days and is by far the biggest.

Mauni is derived from the word Muni, literally meaning an ascetic who practices silence.

Twenty-two ghats, spread across 14 sectors, including 12 on the north of the Ganga and with a total length of 18,000 feet, are in place for the snan.

The Shaivaite akharas, beginning with the Maha Nirvani and Atal Akharas would be the first to move towards the Sangam ghat in the early hours of Sunday.

They would be followed by the Niranjani, Anand, Juna, Awahan and Agni akharas.

The Vairagi akharas come next with the Nirmohi, Digambar Ani and Nirvani Ani akharas queueing up, and then the two Udasin Akharas, the Naya Udasin Panchayati and the Bada Udasin Panchayati akharas.

The Nirmala akhara will bring to a close the Shahi snan, which is scheduled to start at 6.15 a.m. and expected to last till 5 p.m.

The akharas have been allotted 30 minutes to 1 hour for the holy dip.

Indian Tennis Players Association (ITPA) formed ITPA to function as a platform to address players’ concerns February 11, 2013, Chennai: We are pleased to announce the formation of an Indian tennis players’ collective – The Indian Tennis Players Association (ITPA). The ITPA will comprise of and has opened its membership to all current and former international and national tennis players. It will primarily function as a forum and platform to represent the professional interests of its members and, thereby, improve the standard of tennis in the country. A Not-for-Profit association, the ITPA is being constituted as a Section 25 Company and is built on the premise that the existing structure of tennis administration in the country does not represent or adequately address contemporary issues faced by players in the country. The players constituting the ITPA membership strongly believe in the principles of self-governance and consultative dialogue in arriving at key decisions impacting professional tennis in the country. Membership to the ITPA, through a registration process, is open to all former and current players, both men and women, who are Indian citizens and have participated in International, National or State-level tournaments. All members will have equal voting rights and will participate in a democratic process to elect a General Body that will be responsible for the operations of the ITPA. Mr. Jaidip Mukerjea, will act as interim President in the ITPA’s formative period until the General Council and the General Body of the ITPA formally meet. The founding member players of the ITPA believe that Mr. Mukerjea will bring a balanced and objective view to the running of the organization given his past accomplishments as a Davis Cup Player and Captain as well as a respected statesman. Modeled around the functioning of the ATP, that encourages and allows players to make decisions for the benefit of the sport, the ITPA will focus on the overall development of the sport from the players’ perspective. The ITPA will also focus energies on building programs that will address the welfare of former players and mentor and support current players, while nurturing future talent. Commenting on the formation of the ITPA, Somdev Devvarman said, “We believe that the ITPA will provide the players a voice that will stand united in our concerns and suggestions for the improvement of the sport in the country.” Vice President of the AITA, Karti P Chidambaram opined “Tennis in India needs a players’ collective. The ITPA is the right forum for all the players to come together. Initially, the ITPA will be funded by membership fees. Eventually, we will seek support from Corporates and Private Individuals to fund our activities.” The founding members of the ITPA include Jaidip Mukerjea, Mahesh Bhupathi, Karti P Chidambaram, Enrico Piperno, Manisha Malhotra, Prahalad Srinath, Somdev Devvarman, Rohan Bopanna, Aditya Sachdeva and Mustafa Ghouse. The ITPA is set to see over a hundred players enroll for membership in the next few weeks. The players constituting the ITPA are confident that the ITPA will be a platform for collaborative dialogue and development that will benefit a sport they all love.

For Immediate Release Contact: Nayantara Pani   Email: nayantara@playright.in Mobile: +91 97393 63529 www.playright.in

Baby Saffron launches Single Use Pack for Daily Usage

…. amazing enchanting aroma and flavor.

New Delhi, 2013: Baby Saffron, a market leader of saffron in India, launches the all new smallest pack of saffron which weighs only 50 milligrams (0.5grams). Each 0.5 Gram card has 10 single use packs of 50mg Saffron each.This Saffron is highly fresh and pure with its essential aroma and flavoring characteristics. Extra long and extra thick threads that are deep red in color signify their high coloring power.

Baby Saffron has put their concerted effort to give the convenience of the single use product to its home users keeping in mind that not everyone knows, how much saffron to use.

On the occasion, Mr. Avneesh Chhabra, Managing Partner, Baby Saffron says - “Keeping in view the increasing price of saffron in domestic market, we introduce our smallest pack, it is recommended for home users who may consume it daily in milk in the morning. The Single Use Pack 50mg is placed in 10 blisters of 50mg each which is the optimum quantity for a one time use. This in turn keeps the rest of the saffron preserved and fresh until your next use.”

Product Detail:

Total Weight – 50 milligrams

Number and weight of sachets inside the pack – 10 sachets of 50mgs each

Product Type - Saffron Threads

Certification    - HACCP, GMP, ISO

Price- Rs 15 only per 50 mg sachets

Availability- In all major retail outlets

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About the company:

Baby Saffron is a family business since 1840 and has an integrated cleaning, sorting and packaging plant which is ISO 9001:2008, HACCP and GMP certified by BSI (UK). The brand name "Baby" was coined in 1965 and has been in existence since then. The company is proud to be the brand leaders in India and also have satisfied customers all over the globe including Australia, UK, USA, Taiwan, Malaysia, Switzerland and the EU. Baby Saffron adheres to very stringent quality standards and you will find that the quality would be consistent as much as is practically possible in an agricultural product. The saffron is manually very carefully checked for any foreign matter and ensured that not one thread of the yellow style finds its way into our aesthetic packs.
Baby Saffron believes in ensuring procurement of Quality Saffron from established suppliers. Company has a commitment to being fairly traded and assuring that there is 100% customer satisfaction. Baby Saffron is the only name in spices and saffron, that is listed in MCX Index.