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Conference
& Conventions :
Handling Meetings, Incentives, Conferences
and Events are all in a day's work for our
Conference Management Services cell. Domestic
or international, large or small, right from
venue selection, managing the conference secretariat,
handling delegate registration, booking hotel
rooms, organising entertainment, innovative
social programmes, and handling the logistics
of transportation to financial planning, budgeting
and control... our team does it all -- with
professionalism and panache. |
Rajput
Wedding :
A traditional Rajput wedding ceremony where
the group members participate as the "baraat"
(the bridegroom's family and friends who form
the wedding party) and the bridal party. The
baraat arrives with a local band, complete
with "mashaals" (torches). The hosts
(the bride's family) receive the baraat and
the wedding ceremony is performed under a
decorated "mandap" (pavilion). The
"meena- bazaar" (a colourful bazaar
for the ladies) also forms an integral part
of the setting. A festive buffet meal, laid
out for both parties in the illuminated palace-hotel
is accompanied by spirited "shehnai"
music and folk dances. Also accompanying the
ceremony is the traditional "mehendi"
(henna) application for the ladies, which
is considered auspicious at the time of an
Indian wedding.
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Baradari
Dinner :
This gala is held on a cool, open terrace
under a starlit sky. Earthen lamps and "mashaals"
(torches) lend a rustic look to the terrace.
Relax, as royalty would, on soft, satin mattresses
with cushions and bolsters. Enjoy a superb
Rajasthani sit-down "thali" (a traditional
plate) meal while folk dancers perform for
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Darbar
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Guests with traditional "pagris"
(turbans) and "chunnis" (scarfs)
are welcomed with a shower of rose petals
and "attar" (perfume). Traditionally
attired attendants serve a sumptuous meal
in silver thalis on "bajots" (low
tables) to guests seated on mattresses.
Chowk :
Set in a "chowk" (street market)
with all its colourful attractions. Streetside
dishes are cooked in front of you. Discover
"kadai" and "tawa khana"
- hot tasty delicacies, snacks and Indian
breads cooked on a griddle. For dessert, visit
the "mithai-wala" (the Indian sweet-maker)
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who tempts you with fresh fruits. There is
a "paan" shop which also sells "bidis"
(freshly rolled Indian cigarettes). A "mehendiwalli"
traces intricate designs in red colour on
the hands of the ladies. This is done traditionally
at all Indian weddings. A bangle-seller offers
a glittering array of glass-bangles in vibrant
hues. |
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