'Send Rakhi To India' Echos Online Offline Biz Houses This August

By STAFF Writer
August 05, 2011

INDIA NEWS - Ancient Vedic festival Rakhi, also known as Rakhsha Bandhan, gets greater market both online and offline. The online B2C companies in India such as VirtualRakhi.com, Rakhi-Gifts.com, SendRakhiGiftsToIndia.com, RakhiFestival.com, rakhi.indiangiftsportal.com, Rakhi.Rediff.com, festivals.iloveindia.com/rakhi, Raksha-Bandhan.com have already launched their Rakhi Store months ago to attract its global customers who wants to send rakhi to India and other countries.

Indian postal department is also playing a major role to celebrate this relationship celebration between brothers and sisters. The department has launched special envelops for sending Rakhis which is pre-gummed with peel-off strip to ensure proper and safe delivery of Rakhis. These tear and water-resistant envelops cost just Rs. 5 per piece.

Riya Arts & Exhibition Solutions is organizing a Rakhi Mela, The Shopping Carnival, between 10th and 13th August at Bansal Bhawan in New Delhi for exhibitors to launch, market, showcase, sell and promote their brands. Apart from Rakhi, there will be other consumer and lifestyle products in the Rakhi Utsav. Below are other details of the carnival:

Rakhi Utsav 2011 Venue - Bansal Bhawan, New Delhi, India
Event Date - August 10 - 13' 2011
Business Timing - 10Hrs to 22Hrs
Public Timing - 10Hrs to 22Hrs
Industry - Household Consumables
Exhibitors - More than forty
Visitors - More than three thousand
Coverage Area - 4000 Square Feet


Rakhi Utsav Organizer:
Riya Arts & Exhibition Solutions
A-1/301, Sector-17, Rohini, Delhi, India
Tel:+(91)-(11)-27882324


Budget Hotels Near Bansal Bhawan, Delhi:
Grand President Hotel - 17A/8, karol bagh, Old Rajender Nagar, New Delhi, (011) 45064781
Shangri-La Delhi - 19 Ashoka Road, Connaught Place, Near Windsor Place, New Delhi, (011) 49815017
Hotel Opera - A-422 road no-6, Mahipalpur extension, Near IGI Airport, New Delhi, (011) 26783398
The Corus - KFC Inner Circle, Rajiv Chowk, A Block, Connaught Place, New Delhi, (011) 23315903
Hotel Broadway - 4/15 A, Near Delhi Gate, Daryaganj, New Delhi, (074) 28127012
The Metropolitan - Bangla Sahib Road, DIZ Area, New Delhi, (011) 42500200
Palace Heights - Radial Road 5, D Block, Connaught Place, New Delhi, (011) 43582610

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Left Is No More Right

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Trinamool Congress party supporters celebrate

India wrapped up its biggest political capsize as the popular firebrand lady of Bengal clean swept the three decade old Communist government. Mamata Banerjee, leader of the Trinamool Congress Party struggled for 34 years to oust Left, winning more than 60 percent of the seats allied with the Congress party. She is a cabinet minister but certain to take the must obsessed post of chief minister.

The day result was declared, the capital Kolkata almost dressed in green clothes, triumphant supporters danced in front of Ms. Banerjee’s modest home. Trinamool chief in her emblematic attire – a simple handspun white cotton sari and plastic sandals stood in front of her house, smiling towards jubilant crowd. Didi or big sister as she referred to, declaring by a woman supporter that her party ultimately subjugated the Communists and started the “new day of independence” for the people of West Bengal.

The ejection of Left is a shameful end of an ideological political dynasty and rise of a fresh force that promised tons of things. Nonetheless, Ms. Banerjee who was always hold responsible for a party of goons, is now come with more sophisticated team, consisting of civil servants and more intellectuals. It’s believed that they will get the important ministries in the state and a few will go to her all time old minions. The win would also prove to be a factor in New Delhi as it might be a step for long lost Congress to step in Bengal.

Sitaram Yechury, a member of the Communist Party’s politburo said they accepted people’s verdict as people wanted change.

In Kolkata, which is distinctively named as the cultural capital of India, Ms. Banerjee was perceived as a madcap among elite or intellectual society. Famous for her wearing unkempt flip-flops, involving in street brawls, publicly humiliating ministers, and a few unparliamentarily gestures, her two year tenure as a railway minister also witnessed many ups and downs. She renamed railway stations to gain political mileage, skipped most of the cabinet ministry meetings, and banned red color at events as a token gesture of her hatred for the Communist government. However, She is also the poorest Member of Parliament because she’s seen as incorruptible, even by her fiercest enemy, and that’s a rarity in Indian politics.

The most literate state in India, Kerala also witnessed topple of power in this election. The ruling Left Democratic Front was narrowly defeated by Congress-led opposition.

Surprisingly the beleaguered Congress Party who suffered from tarnished image after series of corruption charges had a mixed performance. It again come to the power in Northeastern Assam but suffered a mighty lose in Tamil Nadu, where Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam party, or D.M.K. a key ally battered by the biggest corruption scandal in Indian history, bluntly shown the exit door.

Undoubtedly, the biggest bombshell of this election is the end of the supremacy of party, which proudly proclaimed itself as a cohort of Karl Marx and Josef Stalin and put their portraits on office walls, and called each other “comrade”.

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In an interview to a private TV channel Prakash Karat said, "We can do business with them and ask them to support an alternative secular formation, it's possible- why not, I don't rule it out. Prakash Karat is a leader of the Communist Party of India (Marxist).

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