NIGHT LIFE IN DELHI

Although clubs and bars are multiplying in Delhi, you still have to look hard for them. Whenever you feel like dancing, the best option probably is to go to one of the big hotels that presumably has a private club and bar.

It is quite likely that you end up watching a Hindi film or a traditional dance performance, finished off with a beer or lassi and an early night of sleep. After all, it's going to be a busy day again tomorrow.

Night life is cool in delhi, almost every hotel as a big pub and a disc starting from le meridian to taj to hayatt. otherwise ´travel to noida adjoining delhi 20min by car youcan find the ELEVATES there its too good to be called indian. you can get couple as wellas stag entry there.

STEEL is another good name for disc and bar kinda thing its in Gurgaon, peppers in bristol gurgaon is a good name. couple is a must on weekends but if u r good there are a lot of girls you can buy a drink for.
You will get to know about nightlife in Delhi that includes discotheques/discos, pubs and bars in New Delhi, India.

Five years ago, a typical night out in New Delhi was a family trip to the latest Bollywood blockbuster. Now the children of today are liberal. The young heir's of India's new market economy grew up on Indian MTV made more money than their parents.

Flushed with disposable income, they carved out a kinetic new night life in South Delhi. Delhi is no longer a snake charmer city. Delhi's nightlife has slowly stared to gain momentum. Though most likely after 11pm you find the roads deserted but few bars, discos and coffee house are now open 24 hrs. Though the clubs and bars are increasing but you still have to search for them.New Delhi is fast growing to cater to all the needs of the tourist who visit the Indian capital from all parts of the world. So enjoy the nightlife in New Delhi that is replete with its own charm.

Equipped with all major amenities that you require in the bars and the pubs of New Delhi, they are the perfect place to soar your exotic spirits. Just take a glass of drink, brush aside all your tensions and rock your body to the music played by the DJ’s.

Many a times there are live performances of the bands. If you do not wish to dance, than simply take a glass of your favorite drink and watch the crowd are they engross in complete fun and festivity.

If you want to learn about the crowd, then bars and the discotheques are the best places to satisfy your instincts. Though many blame that in these places the rich show off their wealth, yet they are the ideal places to realize how fast Delhi is progressing. Just sit and enjoy the taste of lovely food and drink that you get over here.

Gradually, nightlife attraction is becoming top rated entertainment option that has made its way through the itinerary of all the tourists.

With the advent of lounge bars , the nightlife has certainly transformed. Delhi is one of the most happening cities of India. The people in Delhi are always up to some kind of enjoyment. The crowd is really rocking in Delhi. After the entire days hustles and bustles, relaxation becomes very important.

There are a wide range of recreational spots in Delhi which includes clubs, bars, discotheques, coffee joints where the night like starts after 9 pm. Few important places for a good nightlife is:Visit the impressive destinations that bustle with a lot of night life opportunities. Feel the awesome music that floods the floor of the countless bars and the pubs that are scattered all throughout the capital city.

ANNABELLES
ANNABELLES is club at Hotel Intercontinental opens at 9.30 PM. It is open seven days a week with two nights, Wednesdays and Fridays, especially reserved for women.

DJINNS
This pub at Hyatt Regency has a live band Tangello and DJ

PEPPER'S
This Pub remains open six days a week and is closed on Tuesday. It opens at 6 PM and closes at 2 AM on weekdays and 2.30 AM on weekends.

GHUNGROO
This disco is opens at 10.30 PM six days a week. It is closed on Sunday. It has ladies night on Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays.

FIREBALL
It opens at 10 PM daily. Ladies night is on every second Saturday. It is situated at , Jaipur Highway, Gurgaon

A city ruled by women, unsafe for them

OVER THE last few years, the national capital Delhi has witnessed a rising concern for the issue of women’s safety in the city. The national capital seems to be finding itself in dire straits as far as shrugging off the image of being the ‘rape capital’ is concerned with over 330 rape and molestation cases reported in the first quarter of 2008.

In a report by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), Delhi is the most unsafe place for women with highest rate of crime against the weaker sex. Women are certainly unsafe in Delhi streets, going through the trauma of harassment, attack, assault, rape and murder. Moving through the city of Delhi on foot, by public transport or on personal vehicles has always been fraught with sexual danger, as prowlers seem to be waiting for their prey in every corners.

One does not need to look at the statistics collected by the NCRB to concur that women in Delhi are subject to high levels of violence, going by daily newspaper reportings, one could easily find out the facts of inhuman behaviour against them. The incidents of rape and violence against women in Delhi in the last few weeks has once again ignited the debate on law and order in the city and the need for reform to curb those practices.

In the heart of the city, two salesmen in Delhi’s famous Palika Bazaar raped a 23-year-old girl when the girl was buying some clothes for her in their store. In another incident, a school going girl was gang raped by her class mate and his friends in a photo studio where they had gone to take photographs for their exam forms. Similarly, a minor was raped and murdered by her neighbour sending the public in tizzy. These are merely a few examples which came into public, whereas a number of such incidents don’t even come to the fore.

The president of National Commission for women, Girija Vyas, was quite apprehensive in her remarks about women safety in Delhi. She asked the government to come out with much more essence and urgency to check the indecent behaviour against women folks, and the need to chart out stern measures on the part of administrative authorities for curbing down such events.

It is a matter of pity that a city ruled by women is a sort of graveyard for women folk. The city boasts of a female President, Pratibha Patil, a female chief minister, Dr Sheila Dixit, a female mayor, and also the head of the ruling party in Centre (Congress) is a female. A city run by women is not in a position to provide safety measures to women! It is quite an embarrassing fact for the residents of Delhi that even elderly women are subject to misbehaviour and sexual abuses.

While serious law reform is the need of the hour, it also should be taken into consideration that the planners, administrators, and law enforcement agencies work efficiently and diligently in that direction. If those concerned for delineating safety measures turn out to be non functional then the picture turns gloomier. What would you describe the acts of the Delhi traffic police constable who was charged against the crime of raping a minor? The means and mode of policing in Delhi leave much to be desired.

There have been umpteen theories pouring in stating that all these indecent acts could be stopped if women are properly educated and trained. But in actuality, this will not suffice the cause unless and until awareness is raised. The gender and women rights advocates have opined the same obligation of raising awareness in the communities where we live. Violence against the weaker sex brings out the manly demeanour of our society where oppression of women is deemed as a custom.

The parameter of judging a city’s decency can be discerned in the level of treatment its women are put against. It is high time that the citizens of Delhi wake up to the alarming signals of gender based social disintegration. People need to come out with determination against such evils and not be a moot spectator wherein a daughter, or a sister, or a wife, or a mother is crying for alms. Wake up Delhi unless it is too late!

India International Trade Fair

 

India International Trade Fair, or the IITF, is an annual fair that takes place at the grounds of Pragati Maidan in Delhi. Organized by the India Trade Promotion Organization (ITPO), it starts on the 14th of November every year. India International Trade Fair was held for the first time in Delhi in the year 1980 and since then, it is an annual event much awaited by people from all over the country. The fair provides a kind of platform to the manufacturers, traders, exporters and importers of the country to showcase their products.

In the IITF, the government of each and every state sets up a huge stall or pavilion. The stall of a particular stall has the traditional look of that state and has one theme that it follows throughout. For Example, the stall of Punjab will offer you all the specialties of Punjab like Punjabi cuisine, Punjabi clothes, Punjabi footwear, and so on. This fair constitutes of one of the major tourist attractions of the capital city. People from all over the city as well as the country flock to this fair where they get to buy the best products at the minimum possible prices.

The biggest and the most popular fair of Delhi, India International Trade Fair also has stalls set up by the different countries of the world. The initial reason for organizing the trade fair was to promote the products of India amongst foreign buyers and vice-versa. However, today, people from all over the country participate in this fair in huge numbers and buy goods in large quantities. The products available at the India International Trade Fair include electronics, electrical equipments, commodities, textile, mechanical parts, crockery, etc.

If you visit the fair during its end days, there are chances that you will end up with heavy discounts. However, make sure that you do not wait to buy your favorite item till the end of the fair. This is because some pavilions, like China and Japan, get out of stock much before the fair ends. Handicraft items of almost all the Indian states are available in the fair and are definitely worth buying. The reasonable price and authenticity of these handicrafts make them perfect for mementoes and souvenirs. Don't forget to taste the tasty cuisine at the pavilions!

Places to Visit in Delhi

Famous places to visit in Delhi: -

Delhi is known to be the world famous picturesque destination, where you will find the vast majority of old and the New Delhi. Extravagant and ostentatious in one side and starving in another side, Delhi is the soul of India. Being the largest democracy in the world, Delhi is also known as the capital of the Mughal Empire. Golden Triangle tour is the most popular tour of the northern region of India and that is why tourists prefer to visit these picturesque places with Golden Triangle Tour. Golden Triangle Tour gives you the plenty of opportunity to explore some of the renowned picturesque destinations in Delhi.

India Gate: As it was built by Sir Edwin Lutyens in the memory of the 90,000 Indian soldiers who died in World War 1 fighting for Britain, is one of the major hot spot of New Delhi. India Gate is also known as the “Amar Jawan Jyoti” and “All India War Memorial”. The best to visit this picturesque hub is in the evening time.

Qutub Minar: Qutub Minar is one of the highest towers in India which is72.5 meters high and listed as a Unesco World Heritage site. It is made up of red sand stones with great carvings. This great monument was built by India’s first Muslim ruler Qutub-ud-din-Aibak.

Humayun’s Tomb: this monument was built by the great Mughal Emperor Humayun’s wife Hamida Banu Begum in 1562 AD. It is made up of red sand stones, white marbles, and rubble masonry.

Red Fort: this is also known as the ‘Lal Quila’ and was built by the great Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1638. Red Fort is the most popular tourist’s destination in Delhi which is listed in the Unesco World Heritage Sites.

Jama Masjid: Jama Masjid is one of the largest and a renowned Mosque in India. It is made up of red sand stones and white marbles and it has three gates and four towers with 40 meters high minarets.

Jantar Mantar: Jantar Manta was built by King Jai Singh of Jaipur and is famous for 13 architectural astronomy instruments that were used to accumulate astronomical tables in prehistoric times.