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Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts

Monday, December 12, 2016

Jamnagar Adventure Camp

*ЁЯжБSasan-GirЁЯР╛Adventure⛰Camp⛺*

*Date : 24-25 December 2016*

*Activities : Zip Line, Burma Bridge, Ladder Climbing, Bird Watching, Trekking & Visit to Devaliya Safari Park and Sakkarbaug Zoo.*

Age Limit : 5years & above all*

Per Head Fees: 2,000/- (Including all the exp.)

*Limited seats first come first served*

Last Date of Registration: 19 Dec 2016,

More Details & Registration Contact: Anand Prajapati - Sujal Chheda 8000826991.



 *MOUNT ABU NATURE &  ADVENTURE CAMP*

*Date : 26 to 31 December, 2016*

*Activities :* Trekking, Bird Watching, Rappelling, Rock Climbing, Caving, Flying Fox, Loop Bridge, Hanging Bridge, Long Bridge, Spider Net, Ladder Climbing, Route Finding, Camp Fire & many more.
(All activities would be done under the guidance of trained experts)

*Sightseeing Place :* Guru Shikhar, Achalgarh Fort, Peace Park, Honeymoon Point, Naki Lake, Somnath Temple, World Famous Delwara Jain Temples.

*Accomodation :* Tent

*Food :* Breakfast, Lunch, Tea, Dinner.

*Age Limit :* 6yrs & above all

*Per Head Fees :* Rs.5,000/- (Including all the exp.)

*Last Date of Registration :* 15/10/2016,

*More Details & Registration Contact :* Anand Prajapati - Sujal Chheda 8000826991.

Monday, December 8, 2014

Khijadiya - Amitabh Bachchan Birding

Amitabh Bachchan, at Khijadiya Jamnagar
Gujarat : Land of Migratory Birds

Saturday, January 18, 2014

ркЖ рк╡рк╕્ркдુркУ ркиркеી ркЦાркзી? ркдો ркдркоે ркХંркЗ ркЦાркзુ ркЬ ркиркеી!

ркЕркоркжાрк╡ાркж: рк▓ркХીркиા ркорк╕્ркХાркмрки, рк╕ાркмрк░ркоркдી ркЬેрк▓ ркЕркиે рк░ાркпрккુрк░ркиા ркнркЬિркпા, ркЫркд્рк░ркнૂркЬркиી рк╕ેрки્ркбрк╡ીркЪ, ркЬрк╢ુркмેркиркиા рккિркЭા, рк╡િркЬркп ркЕркиે ркЬркпркнрк╡ાркиીркиા рк╡ркбાрккાંрк╡, ркХрк░્ркгાрк╡ркдીркиી ркжાркмેрк▓ી, ркоркгીркиркЧрк░ркиા ркоાрк╕ીркиી рккાркгીрккૂрк░ી, ркЧીркдાркиી рк╕ркоોрк╕ા-ркХркЪોрк░ી, рк╢ંркнૂркиી ркХોрклી, ркжાрк╕ркиા ркЦркоркг-рк╕ેрк╡ркЦркоркгી, рк▓ркХ્рк╖્ркоીркиા ркЧાંркаિркпા, ркЖрк╕્ркЯોркбિркпાркиી рк▓ркЦркиૌркиી ркЕркбркжркиી ркЬрк▓ેркмી, ркЬрк╡ેрк░рк╡ાркбркиી рккાркгીрккૂрк░ી, ркоેркоркиркЧрк░ рклાркпрк░ рк╕્ркЯેрк╢рки рккાрк╕ેркиી ркЪોркХрк▓ેркЯ-ркЪીркЭ рк╕ેрки્ркбрк╡િркЪ, рк╡િркж્ркпાрккીрка рккાрк╕ેркиા ркеેрккрк▓ા, ркЧુркЬрк░ાркдркиા ркжાрк│рк╡ркбા, рклрк░ркХીркиા рклાрк▓ૂркжા, рккાрк▓ркбીркиી ркирк░рк╕િંрк╣ ркнркЧркд рк╣ોрк╕્ркЯેрк▓ рккાрк╕ેркиી рккાрккркбી, рк╡ાркбркЬркиા рк╕ોрк╣рк░ાркмркЬી ркХрко્рккાркЙрки્ркбркиા ркжાрк▓-рккркХрк╡ાрки, ркпુркиિрк╡рк░્рк╕િркЯીркиા рквોрк╕ા, ркмાрккુркиркЧрк░ркиા ркЧોંркбрк▓ркиા ркЧાркаિркпા, ркжિркиેрк╢ркиા ркнркЬિркпા, рк╕ીркоા рк╣ોрк▓ рккાрк╕ે ркЗрки્ркжોрк░ркиી ркЪાркЯ, ркЬેркаાркгી-ркжેрк░ાркгીркиો ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко, рк░ાркЬрк╕્ркеાрки ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко ркЕркиે ркЕрк╕ાрк░рк╡ાркиો рк╕ંркЪાркиો ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко, рк╢ંркХрк░ркиો ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко, ркоркгિркиркЧрк░ркиા ркЯાркоેркЯાркиા ркнркЬિркпા, рк╡ીркПрк╕ рк╣ોрк╕્рккિркЯрк▓ рккાрк╕ે ркиાркЧрк░ркиી ркЪોрк░ાрклрк│ી, рк╡ૈрк╖્ркгોркжૈрк╡ી рккાрк╕ેркиા ркжાрк▓ркл્рк░ાркИ ркЕркиે рк░ાркИрк╕, ркХાંркХрк░િркпાркиી ркХાрк│ી ркЯોрккી рк▓ંркмી ркоૂркЫркиી ркЦાрк░ેркХ, ркорк░ркЪી рккોрк│ркиું ркЪрк╡ાркгું, ркжોрк╕ીрк╡ાркбા рккોрк│ркиી рк╣િંркоркдрк╕િંрк╣ ркУркЯрк▓ાрк╡ાрк│ા ркЦрк░ркЦрк░િркпા, ркЬુркиા рк╢ેрк░-ркмркЬાрк░ркиું ркЪрк╡ાркгું, ркЭрк╡ેрк░ીрк╡ાркбркиા ркЪોркХрк▓ેркЯ рккિркЭા, рк╕ેркЯેрк▓ાркИркЯркоાં рк╢ркХ્ркдિркиો ркнાркЬી рккાંрк╡, рк╕ી.ркЬી. рк░ોркб рккрк░ ркЖрк░.ркХે.ркиો ркнાркЬી рккાંрк╡, рк╣ાркЯркХેрк╢્рк╡рк░ркоાં ркХે.рк╕ી.ркиો ркнાркЬી рккાંрк╡, рккાંркЪ ркХૂрк╡ાркиી рклૂрк▓рк╡ркбી, рк▓ркХ્рк╖્ркоી ркмેркХрк░ીркиી рккેркЯિрк╕, рк╢્рк░ી рк░ાркоркиા ркЦркоркг, ркУркиેрк╕્ркЯркиા ркнાркЬી-рккાંрк╡, ркоોркдી ркмેркХрк░ીркиી ркиાркиркЦркЯાркЗ, ркЪંркж્рк░ рк╡િрк▓ાрк╕ркиા рклાрклркбા ркЬрк▓ેркмી, рк╕ૌрк░ાрк╖્ркЯ્рк░ркиા рклાрклркбા,ркЛркдુрк░ાркЬркиા ркорк╕્ркХાркмрки-ркЪા, ркЪાંркЧોркжрк░ркиા ркнрка્ркаીркиા ркнркЬિркпા, рк╕рк░ркжાрк░ рккркЯેрк▓ рк╕્ркЯેркбિркпркоркиી ркХ્рк░િрк╖્ркиા рк▓рк╕્рк╕ી, рквркмркЧрк░рк╡ાркбркиી ркХркЪોрк░ી, ркЕрк▓ંркХાрк░ркиા рк╕ркоોрк╕ા, ркоિрк░ркЭાрккુрк░ркоાં рклેркорк╕ркиા ркХркмાркм, рк░ાркпрккુрк░ркиા рк╢્рк░ી рк░ાркоркиા ркЦркоркг, ркПркиркЖркЗркбી рккાрк╕ે ркоાрк╕ીркиી ркУрко્рк▓ેркЯ, ркмрк╣ેркорк░ાркорккુрк░ાркиા рк╡િркЬркпркиા ркжાрк▓рк╡ркбા, ркЦોркЦрк░ાркиા ркЗркбрк▓ી ркЪાрк░ рк░рк╕્ркдાркиી ркЗркбрк▓ી, ркирк░ોркбાркиા ркЧેрк▓ેркХ્рк╕ી ркеિркпેркЯрк░ркиા ркЦોркбિркпાрк░ркиા ркнркЬિркпા, рк╣рк░િрки рккાркаркХркиા ркмંркЧрк▓ાркиી рккાрк╕ે рк▓િркЬ્ркЬркдркиા ркЦркоркг, ркмાрккુркиркЧрк░ркоાં ркоુркХ્ркдિркзાрко ркПрк╕્ркЯેркЯркиા ркорк░ркЪાркиી ркЪિркк્рк╕ркиા ркнркЬિркпા ркЕркиે ркХુંркнાркгિркпા (ркорк░ркЪાркиી ркоркорк░ીркиા ркнркЬિркпા), рк▓ા ркЧркЬ્ркЬрк░ркиી рк╕ાркоે ркжેрк╡ાрк░્рк╢ркиા рккрк░ોркаા, рк▓ркХીркиી ркмાркЬુркоાં рк╢рк╢ીркиુ ркЪрк╡ાркгું, рк╡рк╕્ркд્рк░ાрккુрк░ рк╣ркиુркоાрки ркжાркжા рккાрк╕ેркиા рккрк░ોркаા, ркЭрк╡ેрк░ીрк╡ાркбркиા ркЬૈрки рклрк░рк╕ાркгркиા ркнાркЦрк░рк╡ркбી ркЕркиે ркХેрк│ાрк╡ркбા, ркЬркиркдાркиો ркХોркХો, ркЭрк╡ેрк░ીрк╡ાркбркиી ркжાрк│િркпાркиી ркЪркЯркгી, ркмાрк▓ા рк╣ркиુркоાрки ркЧાંркзી рк░ોркбркиા рк░ркЧркбા-рк╕ркоાрк╕ા, рк░ાрко рк╡િркЬркпркиા рклાрклркбા-ркЬрк▓ેркмી, ркнૂркдркиી ркЖંркмрк▓ીркиા рклાંрклркбા, ркЗрки્ркжુркмેрки ркЦાркЦрк░ાрк╡ાркбાркиા ркЪркгાркЪોрк░ ркЦાркЦрк░ા ркЕркиે рквોрк╕ાркиા ркЦાркЦрк░ા, ркПрк▓ркЖркИрк╕ી ркмિрк▓્ркбિંркЧркиી рк╕ાркоે рккрке્ркерк░ ркХૂрк╡ાркиા ркорк░ркЪા ркЕркиે ркХેрк│ાркиી рк╡ેрклрк░્рк╕, ркЗрки્ркХрко ркЯેркХ્рк╕ рккрк░ рккંркбિркдркиી рк╕ેрки્ркбрк╡ીркЪ, рк░ેрк╡ркбી ркмркЬાрк░ркиો рк░ркмркбી ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко, ркЕંркХુрк░ркиા ркЖркгંркж ркжાрк▓рк╡ркбા, ркЭрк╡ેрк░ીрк╡ાркбркиા ркоાрк░рк╡ાркбીркиા рккાрккркбркиા ркЧુрк▓્рк▓ા, ркоેрки્ркЯрк▓ рк╣ોрк╕્рккિркЯрк▓ рк╕ાркоેркиા ркЫોрк▓ે ркнркЯુрк░ે

рк░ાркЬркХોркЯ: ркоркпૂрк░ ркнркЬિркпા, ркоркирк╣рк░ркиા рк╕ркоોрк╕ા-ркнркЬિркпા, рквેркмрк░ ркЪોркХркиા ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીркоркиા ркнркЬિркпા, ркЬркп ркЕંркмે, ркЦેркдрк▓ા ркЖрккા ркЕркиે ркоોркоાркИркиી ркЪા, рк░ાрко ркФрк░ рк╢્ркпાркоркиા ркЧોрк▓ા, рк╕ોрк░ркаિркпાрк╡ાркбી рк╕рк░્ркХрк▓ркиી рк╣ંркЧાркоાં ркХૂрк▓્рклી, ркнркХ્ркдિркиркЧрк░ рк╕рк░્ркХрк▓ркиો рк╕ોркиા-рк░ૂрккાркиો ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко, ркХрк░ркгрккрк░ાркиા ркм્рк░ેркб ркХркЯркХા, ркПрк░рккોрк░્ркЯ рклાркЯркХ рккાрк╕ેркиા рквોрк╕ા, ркЬોркХрк░ркиા ркЧાંркаિркпા, рк╕ુрк░્ркпркХાંркдркиા ркеેрккрк▓ા-ркЪા, ркЬркп рк╕િркпાрк░ાркоркиા рккેંркбા, рк░рк╕િркХркнાркИркиો ркЪેрк╡ркбો, ркЬрк▓ાрк░ાркоркиી ркЪિркХી, ркЧોрк░ркзркиркнાркИркиો ркЪેрк╡ркбો, ркЖркЭાркжркиા ркЧોрк▓ા, ркмાрк▓ાркЬીркиી рк╕ેрки્ркбрк╡ીркЪ, ркЕркиાркоркиા ркШુркШрк░ા, ркЗрк╢્рк╡рк░ркиા ркШુркШрк░ા, рк░ાркЬુркиા ркнાркЬી рккાંрк╡, ркоркЧркирк▓ાрк▓ркиો ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко, рк╕ોркиાрк▓ીркиા ркнાркЬી рккાંрк╡, рк╕ાркзркиાркиી ркнેрк│, ркиркЭркоીркиું рк╕рк░ркмркд, рк░ાркЬркоંркжિрк░ркиી рк▓рк╕્рк╕ી, ркнркЧркдркиા рккેંркбા, рк╢્рк░ી рк░ાркоркиી ркЪркЯркгી, ркоીрк▓рккрк░ાркиું ркЕркоркжાрк╡ાркжી ркЦркоркг, рккркЯેрк▓ркиા ркнાркЬી рккાંрк╡, рк╕ંркдркХркмીрк░ рк░ોркбркиું ркЪાрккркбી-ркЙંркзીркпુ, рк░ркШુрк╡ંрк╢ીркиા рк╡ркбાрккાંрк╡, ркмркЬрк░ંркЧркиી рк╕ોркбા, рки્ркпૂ рк╕рк░્рк╡рк╢્рк╡рк░ ркЪોркХркиા ркм્рк░ેркб ркХркЯркХા,ркХાрк▓ાрк╡ркб рк░ોркб рккрк░ рклાркпрк░ ркм્рк░િркЧેркбркиી рк╕ાркоેркиા рквોрк╕ા, ркиિрк░્ркорк▓ા ркХોрки્рк╡ેркЯ рккાрк╕ેркиા рквોрк╕ા, ркХોркЯેркЪા ркЪોркХ рккાрк╕ેркиી ркХркЪોрк░ી-рк╕ркоોркЪા, рк╕ંркдркХркмીрк░ рк░ોркбркиી рк░ાંркжрк▓ркиા ркнાркЬી рккાંрк╡, ркоેркЯોркбા ркЬીркЖркИркбીрк╕ીркоાં ркмાрк▓ાркЬીркиા ркнркЬિркпા

рк╡ркбોркжрк░ા : ркжુрк▓ીрк░ાркоркиા рккેંркбા, ркорк╣ાркХાрк│ીркиું рк╕ેрк╡ркЙрк╕рк▓, рккાрк░рк╕ркиું рккાрки, ркнાркЗркнાркЗркиી ркжાркмૅрк▓ી, рк╢્рк░ીркЬીркиા рк╡ркбાрккાંрк╡, ркПркоркЬી рк░ોркб рккрк░ рк▓ાрк▓ાркХાркХાркиા ркнркЬિркпા, ркоંркЧрк│ркмркЬાрк░ркоાં ркк્ркпાрк░ેрк▓ાрк▓ркиી ркХркЪોрк░ી, рки્ркпાркпркоંркжિрк░ рккાрк╕ે рк╕ркд્ркпркиાрк░ાркг ркЕркиે рк░ાркЬрк╕્ркеાркиી ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко, рк░ાркЬркорк╣ેрк▓ рк░ોркб рккрк░ рк░ાркЬુркиા ркЦркоркг, ркЕрк▓્ркХાрккૂрк░ીркоાં ркмોрко્ркмે рк╕ેрки્ркбрк╡ીркЪ, ркХોркаી ркЪાрк░ рк░рк╕્ркдા рккાрк╕ે ркоркиркоોрк╣ркиркиા рк╕ркоોрк╕ા, ркЬркЧркжિрк╢ркиો ркЪેрк╡ркбો, ркЯેрк╕્ркЯીркиા рк╡ркбાрккાંрк╡, рклркдેрк╣рк░ાркЬркиા рккૌрк╡ા, рк╡િркиાркпркХркиો рккુрк▓ાрк╡, рк▓ાрк▓ાркХાркХાркиા ркнркЬિркпા,  ркиાрк│િркпેрк░ рккાркгીркиી рк╕િંркЧ, ркЦાркЙркзрк░ા ркЧрк▓ી рккાрк╕ે ркбાркпાркнાркИркиા ркоૈрк╕ૂрк░ ркорк╕ાрк▓ા рквોрк╕ા

рк╕ુрк░ркд : рк░ркоેрк╢ркиો рк╕ાрк▓ркорккાркХ,  ркХિрк╢ોрк░ркиો ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко, ркЬાркиીркиો рк▓ોркЪો, рк▓ાрк▓ ркжрк░рк╡ાркЬાркиો ркЧોрккાрк▓ркиો рк▓ોркЪો, ркЧાંркбાркХાркХાркиા рклાрклркбા, рк╡рк░ાркЫા рк░ોркб рккрк░ рк╡ૈрк╢ાрк▓ીркиા рк╡ркбાрккાંрк╡,ркЕркарк╡ા рк▓ાркИркиркиા ркХાркХીркиા ркнાркЬી рккાંрк╡, ркЪોрккાркЯી рккાрк╕ે ркорк╣ેрк╢ркиો рккુрк▓ાрк╡, рк╡ેркб ркжрк░рк╡ાркЬા рккાрк╕ે рккркЯેрк▓ркиી ркдрк╡ા рк╕ркм્ркЬી, ркЕંркмાркЬી рк░ોркб рккрк░ рк╕ુрк░ркдીркиા ркЦркоркг,рк▓ાрк▓ркЧેркЯ рккાрк╕ે ркоркЬркжાркиી ркиાркиркЦркЯ્ркЯાркИ, ркнાркЧрк░ рк╡િрк╕્ркдાрк░ркоાં рк░ાркоркЬી ркжાркоોркжрк░ркиું ркнુрк╕્рк╕ુ,  ркЦાંркбрк╡ાрк│ાркиી рк╢ેрк░ીркиા рк╕ુрк░ркдી рк╕рк░рк╕િркпા ркЦાркЬા, рк▓ીркоркбા ркЪોркХркоાં ркЪેрк╡рк▓ીркиા ркнркЬિркпા, ркЭાંрккાркмркЬાрк░ рккાрк╕ે ркЖркжрк░્рк╢ркиી ркЪા, ркжાрк│િркпા рк╢ેрк░ીркиી ркирк░ેрк╢ркиી ркнેрк│, ркмેркЧркорккુрк░ાркоાં ркорквીркиી ркЦркоркгી,рк╕рк▓ાркмркдрккુрк░ાркоાં рк╕ેрки્ркбીркХેркЯркиા рк╕ркоોрк╕ા, ркоોркЯા рк╡рк░ાркЫાркоાં ркХુંркнркгિркпા ркнркЬિркпા, ркЯેркХ્рк╕ркЯાркЗрк▓ ркоાрк░્ркХેрк▓ рккાрк╕ે рккрк╣ેрк▓рк╡ાркиાркиા ркЪોрк▓ે ркнркЯુрк░ે, ркнાркЧрк░ рк╡િрк╕્ркдાрк░ркоાં ркоોркЯી рк╣рк░ркЬીркиી ркЬрк▓ેркмી, ркЙркзркиા ркоркЧркжрк▓્рк▓ાркиો рк╣ркЬુрк░ીркиો рк╕ોрк╕િркпો,рк╡рк░ાркЫા рк░ોркб рккрк░ркиા ркоркпૂрк░ркиા ркнркЬિркпા

ркЧાંркзીркиркЧрк░ :  ркоркпુрк░ркиા ркнркЬિркпા , ркЧાંркаીркпાрк░ркеркиા ркЧાંркаિркпા, ркорк╣ાрк▓ркХ્рк╖્‍ркоીркиા ркЦркоркг, ркорк╣ાрк░ાркЬркиા ркжાрк│рк╡ркбા, ркнાркнીркиા 
ркнркЬિркпા,ркмркЯુркХркиા ркЧોркЯા, ркоોрк░рк▓ીркиા рквોંрк╕ા, рккુркЬાркиા рквોркХрк│ા, рк╕ેંркзાркиા ркЧોркЯા, ркЕркХ્рк╖рк░ркзાркоркиી ркЦીркЪркбી, рк▓ркХ્рк╖્ркоી ркмેркХрк░ીркиા рккркл ркЕркиે рккેркЯિрк╕ ркЕркиે ркиાркиркЦркЯ્ркЯાркИ, рк╡ૈрк╖્ркгોркжેрк╡ી рккાрк╕ે рк╢િрк╡рк╢ркХ્ркдિркиી ркжાрк▓-ркмાркЯી

ркЕркорк░ેрк▓ી : ркЪркХ્ркХાркнાркИркиી ркЪા, ркЬркпрк╣િрки્ркжркиા ркЧોркЯા, ркЯાрк╡рк░ рккાрк╕ે ркЧોрккાрк▓ркиી ркЬાркоેрк▓ рк▓рк╕્рк╕ી, рк╣િрк░ાркнાркИркиા ркжૂркзркиા рккેંркбા ркЕркиે ркиાркиા ркмрк╕рк╕્ркЯેрки્ркбркиી ркЪા, ркнркЧркдркиું ркЙંркзીркпુ, ркорк╣ાрк░ાркЬркиા ркнાркЬીрккાંрк╡, рк╢િркдрк▓ркиુ ркХોрк▓્ркбрккાрки

ркнૂркЬ : ркмાрк╕ૂркжી ркЧોрк│ા, рк░ркЬрк╡ાркбી ркЧોрк│ા, ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко ркЧોрк│ા, рк╡ાркгિркпાрк╡ાркб ркЦાрк╡ркбાркиા рк╕ાркЯા, рккркХрк╡ાрки ркЕркиે ркЧુрк▓ાркмрккાркХ, ркЧોрк╡િંркжркЬીркиા рккેંркбા,ркоркзુркиી ркнેрк│, ркзીрк░ૂркнાркИркиી рк░ોркЯી, рк╢ંркХрк░ркиા рк╡ркбાрккાંрк╡

рк╕ુрк░ેрки્ркж્рк░ркиркЧрк░:  ркнાркнીркиા ркнркЬીркпા, рк░ાркЬેрк╢ркиા рк╕ркоોрк╕ા, ркЬркЧркжંркмркиા рккрк░ોркаા, ркЙркХાркиું рккૂрк░ી-рк╢ાркХ, рк╕િркХંркжрк░ркиી рк╕િંркЧ,ркЬрк▓ાрк░ાркоркиા рк╡ાрк│ા-рккાંрк╡, ркиોрк╡ેрк▓્ркЯીркиા рккрк░ોркаા -рк╢ાркХ, рккેрк░ાркоાркЙрки્ркЯркиો ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко, ркЪેркдркиાркиી ркжાркмેрк▓ી, ркжાрк│ркоિрк▓ркоાં рк╕ાркЧрк░ркиી ркЦрк╕ркдા ркХркЪોрк░ી, ркПрк╕્ркЯ્рк░ોркиркиું рккાрки, ркХિрк╕્ркоркдркиી рк╕ોркбા, рк╕ૂрк░્ркпાркиા ркнાркЬી рккાંрк╡, ркЧોркХુрк▓ркиું рк╕ીркЭрк▓рк░, ркЧોрккાрк▓ркиા ркорк╕ાрк▓ા рккાંрк╡

ркЬાркоркиркЧрк░ : ркПркЪ.ркЬે.рк╡્ркпાрк╕ркиો рк╢ીркЦંркб, рк╡рк▓્рк▓ркнркнાркИркиા рккેંркбા, ркЬркиркдા рклાркЯркХркиા рк╡ркгેрк▓ા ркЧાંркаિркпા, ркЬркЧркжિрк╢ркиો рклાрк▓ુркжો, ркЧીркдાркиો ркЖркЗрк╕્ркХ્рк░િрко, ркЬрк╡ાрк╣рк░ркиા рккાрки, ркжિрк▓િрккркиા ркШુркШрк░ા, ркЙркоિркпાркиા ркнркЬિркпા,  рк▓ркЦુркнાркИркиો рк░ркЧркбો, ркЧીркЬુркнાркИркиી ркнેрк│рккૂрк░ી, ркбાркпркл્рк░ુркЯркиી ркХркЪોрк░ી

ркорк╣ેрк╕ાркгા:  рк╕рк╣ркпોркЧркиા рккેંркбા, ркоુрк░рк▓ીркиા рк╡ркбા рккાંрк╡, рккркЯેрк▓ркиી ркЦркоркгી, рк╕્ркЯેрк╢ркиркиી ркЪા, рк░ાркорккુрк░ા ркЪોркХркбીркиી ркжાркмેрк▓ી, ркХ્рк░િрк╖્ркиાркиી ркжાркмેрк▓ી

ркмાрк░ркбોрк▓ી : ркЬрк▓ાрк░ાркоркиા рккાંркдрк░ા, ркЬрк▓ાрк░ાркоркиા ркЦркоркг, ркЬрк▓ાрк░ાркоркиી ркЦીркЪркбી, ркорк╣ાрк░ાркгાркиા ркжાркгા-ркЪркгા, ркнрк░ркХાркжેрк╡ીркиું ркЖркИрк╕્ркХ્рк░ીрко,ркЬેркаાркиી рккાંрк╡ркнાркЬી

ркЬેркдрккુрк░ : рк╡ркЬુркЧીрк░ી ркиા ркнркЬીркпા, ркжિрккркХркиી ркжાркмેрк▓ી, ркиાркеркмાрккાркиા рк▓рк╕ркгિркпા рк╕ેрк╡ ркоркорк░ા, ркнркЧркдркиા рккેંркбા

ркнાрк╡ркиркЧрк░ : ркнркЧрк╡ркдીркиું рк╕ેрк╡-ркЙрк╕рк│ 

ркЖркгંркж : рк░ેрк▓рк╡ે рк╕્ркЯેрк╢ркиркиી ркжાркмેрк▓ી, рккાંркбુркиા ркжાрк▓ рк╡ркбા, ркпોркЧેрк╢ркиા ркЦркоркг, рк╕ાрк╕ુркЬીркиો рк╣ાંркбрк╡ો

ркжાрк╣ોркжા : ркмાркжрк╢ાрк╣ ркХૂрк▓્рклી

ркЧોркзрк░ાઃ рккેркЯ્рк░ોрк▓ рккંрккркиા ркнркЬિркпા, ркЧાркпркд્рк░ીркиી рк▓рк╕્рк╕ી, рк╢ંркХрк░ркиી ркнાркЬી-рккાрк╡, ркЧોрккાрк▓ркиો ркЧોркЯો

ркмોркЯાркж : ркЬેрк░ાркоркнાркИркиો ркЪેрк╡ркбો

ркоોрк░ркмી‍‍ : рккркХાркиા ркнૂંркЧрк░ા ркмркЯાркЯા, ркХાркиાркиી ркжાркмેрк▓ી, ркнાрк░ркдркиી рккાркгી рккુрк░ી, ркоркпુрк░ркиા ркнркЬિркпા,ркЪркХ્ркХાркиા ркм્рк░ેркб ркмркЯાркЯા, ркЬૈркиркиા ркЦркоркг

ркирк╡рк╕ાрк░ી: рк╡િркХાрк╕ркиા рк╕ркоોрк╕ા, ркоાркоાркиી рккેркЯીрк╕

ркзાрк░ી: ркХркиૈркпા ркбેрк░ીркиો рк╢ીркЦંркб

ркорк╣ુрк╡ા: рк╡рк░િркпાрк│ીркиું рк╕рк░ркмркд

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рккાркЯркгркиી рк░ેрк╡ркбી, ркжેрк╡ркбા ркЕркиે рккркЯોрк│ા

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ркирк╡рк╕ાрк░ીркиી ркиાркиркЦркЯાркЗ

ркЦંркнાркдркиું рк╣рк▓рк╡ાрк╕рки

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рккંркЪркорк╣ાрк▓ркиી ркдાркбી ркЕркиે ркорк╣ુркбો

Saturday, August 17, 2013

2 JMC Officers caught in fair for accepting bribe

2 JMC officers of estate dept. we're caught last night accepting bribe of rs. 25000 in Shravan fairs at pradarshan ground.

In this shocking story, it was reveled that these men namely Sunil Bhanushali and Rajbha Jadeja were asking one ice cream stall owner for 25000. Ice cream stall owner had reportedly consumed more space then allotted to him.

Arrest was done by rajkot Anti corruption bureau.


Now Jamnagar citizens know why they have to pay rs. 40 for each ride in Shravan fair.


Sunday, August 11, 2013

Guarding temple without salary

Jamnagar home guard is guarding most iconic temple in Gujarat. Dwarkas jagad mandir, without salary.

Since 4 month Dwarka posted home guard has not received salary.

Govt should look to address these development issues also.



Saturday, August 10, 2013

Shravan fairs at Pradarshan Ground

Jamnagar city administration has no shortage of controversies, latest is in....

Pradarshan Ground fairs for Shravan are already started, many consider this as an inside job to attract Eid visitors also.

This year the stall auction has earned record 1.12 Crore of income for JMC.

JMC has let the fair start without formal inauguration or announcement.

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Jamnagar city bus service stopped


Jamnagar city bus service is stopped since 5 days now.

Since 1995 Jamnagar Munipal Corporation has handed over the management of bus service to ex. Service men's association.

This arrangement was working till last few months, due to internal conflicts this association approached Gandhinagar and updated transport secretory of closing this service.

JMC is trying to sort this mess, till then rikshaw is the only public transport option available in Jamnagar.

Monday, February 6, 2012

Rajat Jayanti Mahotsav Sidsar Update

More news on Rajat Jayanti Mahotsav Sidsar: Chief minister Narendra Modi confirmed his presence and will inaugurate the mahotsav. C.M. will be attending this event with more then 6 ministers.

Ministers who confirmed the presence includes Narottam Patel, Anandiben Patel, Nitin Patel, Vasuben Trivedi, Saurabh Patel and many more.

Gujarat State department will run around 700 buses from various places to Sidsar. See http://www.halar.org/post/2012/02/01/Sidsar-Rajat-Jayanti-Mahotsav-Bus-Schedule.aspx for complete schedule and frequency.

In Total 120 stalls bookings have been confirmed, this also includes bookings of 10 state department stalls.

See http://halar.org/?tag=/RajatJayantiMahotsav for more details.

Rajat Jayanti Mahotsav Sidsar 2012 - Jamnagar

[Update]


Recently Khodaldham (Kagvad - Rajkot) saw the show strength by Leuva Patel (LP) community.

Kadva Patel (KP) community who has equally strong base is all set to give fitting reply this february in Jamnagar's Sidsar. "Maa Umiya nu Tedu" (Invitation by deity Umiya) is already sent to 2.5 Lakh Kadva Patel families living in 747 villages in Saurashtra.



This religious and social event will be a showcasing event to show unity and strength, this will also mark the silver jubilee celebration of Umiyadham at Sidsar in Jamnagar, the event will be held between February 9 and 13. 


The Kadva Patel event will be inaugurated by CM. Modi, unlike the Leuva Patel event which was a LP only event. 


KP event's media cell is managed by Rajni Patel and he explained this event as non-political and solely for followers of Umiya, prominant names who confirmed the presence includes chief minister Narendra Modi, Baba Ramdev, Shri Shri Ravishankar, Morari Bapu, Rameshbhai Oza etc. Chief minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the event on February 9.



Entire Mahotsav will run for 5 Days Mahotsav, and will cover 250 Acres of Land.
This event will be a milestone in terms of event management. The event will feature 25 Dining Hall on 15 Lac sq. ft land, 23 Lac Sq. ft Mandapa, 50 Lac Sq. ft flooring, Grand Agricultural fare, Industrial Fair & Book Exhibition, Colourful & Entertaining Amusement Park, 200 sign boards, 15 lighting towers, the organising committee is also promising world class grand cultural programmes throughout the five day bonanza. Complete event is spawn across 255 acres.

Recently, around 41 crore was received in donation in just three hours for the event, the management is expecting total 25 lakh visitors in five days. 

Besides the usual social activities a new and better initiative for eye donation registration will be carried out, around 2 Lakh Kadva Patel community members will register for eye donation during this five-day mahotsav in Sidasar near Jamnagar, 15 counters will be setup for this registration. 11,000 volunteers are managing this complete process. A parallel blood donation drive will collect 6,000 bottle of blood.

There is a plan to collect 25 million USD (around rs 125 Cr.) in the event, expected are 400 NRI families who will can travel from Rajkot to Sidsar via a paid helicopter service.

Event will be live telecast on Zee Jagran,   Online live telecast will be available on http://mahotsav.umasidsar.org/video.php?PHPSESSID=70ebb2fdb8a7352943b349dedcfdfc93

Sidsar is well known pilgrim place for Patel community, contact the management and advt. staff below for more details.








Shree Umiya Mataji Mandir Trust-Sidsar
At: Sidsar - 360 530, Tal: Jamjodhpur
Dist: Jamnagar, Saurashtra (Gujarat-India)
Phone: (91 2898) 274435, 274735, 274700
Fax: (91 2898) 274474

Thanks to : http://mahotsav.umasidsar.org/cmspage.php?id=35 

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

3.5 Lakh birds in Jamnagar district

A bird population counting project in Jamnagar district lasted 3 days covering 150 sites across Jamnagar district. The project was undertook by district forest division and included ornithologists, forest staff, photographers, nature club members etc.

80,000 birds were estimated in Khijadiya alone. Lakhota lake (Ranmal lake) registered around 25,000 birds. Major species included Seagull, Rosy pastor, spot bill duck, pelican etc.

Common cranes were birds with highest population, common crane visit Jamnagar in winter.

Sunday, January 16, 2011

Save Mangroves - Marine National Park


A campaign by Marine National Park authority is well received by Jamnagar coastal areas, a "Save Cher" campaign launched this year brings fisherman’s, coastal locals and authorities in one shed to save the mangroves in India's largest marine national park.
Around 58 villages will be covered for this campaign, this campaign will feature activities like puppet show, booklet distribution, documentary and traditional shows like Bhavai, street play etc.

Good thing about this campaign is that the activities are executed by students and local eco development committee.

Friday, January 14, 2011

Sudama Setu , temple complex inauguration - Dwarka

CM Narendra Modi will commence construction of Sudama Setu on 28 Jan, he will also inaugurate new temple complex of Dwarkadhish Temple.
New temple complex boats modern facilities for pilgrimages like luggage box, shoe boxes, CCTV etc.
CM will also commence construction of a Bandra-worli C Link look alike bridge called "Sudama Setu", stretched from Gomti Ghat to Paanchkuva

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Ghumli Temple Renovation

An ancient temple in Ghumli holds special place as it stood as last symbol of Jethwa dynasty, Jethwa dynasty was crushed by Jam kings whose name marks the name of the Jamnagar province.

This almost a ruin temple is now looked upon by archaeological survey of India; recently some renovation work has been initiated in this part.
This place was capital of the Jethwa dynasty and was constructed by prince ShalyaKumar, this strategic location near Barda hills provided perfect cover from enemies, Ghumli flourished and became world renowned for trade in international markets. Jam kings attacked Ghumli in 1309 and in 1313, and they destroyed the town.
Ghumli is now a collection of only few huts of herdsmen, ASI will complete the works within 2 months and it will bring memories back of the Jethwa kings. Today ruins of Navlakha Palace (palace with a million statues), Bhan Gate etc can be seen.

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Narara Island - Aquatic Life Education Camp

Marine national park will be hosting an aquatic life education camp at Narar island near Jamnagar.


Narara island is one of the 42 island that constitutes marine national park near Jamnagar, the park was open for public in 1982 and is spawn across 163 Sq. Km.
This education camp will benefit students from std 8, Narara island is the only island connected to Jamnagar by road, hence tourist can easily reach to this place. During low tide one can walk on the coral reef and observe the coral reef life like coral conchs, crabs, octopus, sponges, prawns, starfish etc.
15 different types of land grass and many types of sea weed can also be seen.
At present a students and teachers can enjoy a night stay and education program in Narara, Teachers / Students can enrol to this program by filling form from marine national park office in Jamnagar.

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Bhanvad - Ancient Cave found

Ancient cave buried under 80 feet was found yesterday near Bhanvad's pachtchar village.

People flocked the place after the news spread, this cave has three stones resembling shivaling and the cave seems to be very long, archaeological department was rushed to conserve the spot and dig on further to get more information.
This cave was found when DCC Cement Company's mining department was unearthing some of the ore.

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Dwarka - Rising Sea Level

Rising sea level around Dwarka is worrying, in a new development area near Hanuman Dandi in Bet Dwarka is now separated from land area of Bet,
around five sweet water wells are now submerged, few temples that were accessible by land in last few years are now moved to this new island, soon one will need to visit the temples by boats.
Bet Dwarka is very popular tourist place near Dwarka, many temples of Lord Krishna, Devi Rukmani are in bet Dwarka, a Dargah and a Sikh holy place makes this place a must visit for believers of all religion

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Global Bird Watchers Conference Ends

"Excellent" was the term used by many dignitaries and bird watcher enthusiast who gathered for the first time in Jamnagar for the Global bird watchers conference 2010.

Three day long Global Bird Watchers Conference ended on Friday with Narara hiking and Pirotan excursion, foreigners were excited to see diversified flora and fauna of the Gujarat state and especially of Jamnagar. Bird watchers from far west and Europe were thrilled to see that excellent marine biology exists just beside a well maintained aquatic bird reserve Khijadia.
Khijadia was main attraction of the conference, around 400 visitors spotted more then 180 species of birds in Khijadia, many writers and bloggers commented appreciation for this wonderful place.
Conference also displayed many research papers and documents from many bird experts.
CM Narendra Modi, Tourism Minister Jai Narayan Vyas and Jam Sahib Shri ShatruShalyaji promised to declare early winter period a Bird Watching season from next year onwards to boost eco tourism.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Global Bird Watcher's Conference - Started

Tourism Minister Jay Narayan Vyas inaugurated the Global Bird Watcher's Conference here in Jamnagar yesterday.




Global Bird Wacther's Conference - 2010 was inaugurated at Town hall and many district dignities were present during the inauguration. This includes Jam Sahib Jam Shatru Shalya Sinh ji who is an avid nature lover and a major figure in protecting and nourishing Khijadia as a National Bird Sanctury.
This conference will be held each year; this conference is already a roaring success with around 100 delegates participating outside India. Jamnagar is host to some 400 delegates worldwide for the bird watching conference; major foreign participation is from places like China, Russia, Philippines, UK and Western Russia. The list also includes big names in bird watching like Ben King who owns a bird watching tour company.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

International Bird Watcher Conference

Jamnagar is gearing for International Bird Watcher's Conference.

Starting 25th Nov. Jamnagar administration is organising many events for the conference,

Two new bird watching tower are now ready for the bird watchers, Khijadiya - a 600 Acre wetland near the salty plains serves around 250 species of migratory birds, this wetland has speciality of salt and fresh water reservoirs. Gujarat Tourism Department has organised this conference to attract visitors across the globe.

More then 700 visitors will be participating in the conference, around 100 visitors around the world and around 450 national bird watching enthusiast from across the India will be travelling Jamnagar.

Hotels in city and highway are booked by administration, exhibition schedules and information will be presented in three languages, 100 different sign boards in various languages are also prepared, translation facilities will also be made available.

Schedule of the events are as follows

25Th Nov:

Inauguration by Chief Minister Mr. Narendra Modi
Film Show
3 - 4: Group Discussion
4.30 - 7.30: Bird Watching
7.30: Group Discussion

26th Nov:

6.30 - 9.30: Group Discussion
10 - 12.30: Information exchange
1:30 - 2:30: Information on major bird species.
Bird Viewing

27th Nov:
Pirotan Excursion

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All major roads of Jamnagar city are patched and cleaned in view of the conference (and CM's presence), Town hall is upgraded with estimate cost of 2.5L , looking at activities of the Gujarat Tourism Board, Khijadiya and Pirotan will be developed as a major places of travel within Gujarat.

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