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02/02/2022

Figs are cultivated in about 2,500 hectares of land in Maharashtra from Purandar alone which is known as Anjir Aagat.
The unique size, shape, skin color, and pulpiness of Purandar Figs are attributed to the agro-climatic factors.
An interesting point to note about The Purandar Figs is that their fruiting period happens twice a year. A blossom takes place in the months of July and August (during the rainy season). The fruit of the figs which ripen in this season are moderately sweet to taste, not very attractive to look at but are in great demand as other fruits are not available in the Kharif season.

The fig is a highly nutritious fruit. Its fiber, potassium, and antioxidant content helps control blood pressure, aids in digestion, helps to maintain weight, prevents constipation, etc. to mention a few.
With so many health attributes, it is one of the most sought for fruits in the state of Maharashtra.

26/01/2022

Let us celebrate Republic Day today by thanking those who sacrificed their lives for us.
A big thank you to all who have supported our country and us citizens during these trying times.
We Salute You!

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24/01/2022

Today on the occasion of National Girl Child Day, let us be committed, focused and strengthen all our efforts to empower the girl child for a brighter tomorrow.

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19/01/2022

Nashik well known as " The Wine Capital of India" is famous for its grapes in all its varieties. Nashik contributes to more than half of the total grape export from the country. It is known to be the biggest supplier of grapes in India and also home to many vineyards and orchards.
Nashik is India's most prolific wine-producing area, located some 135 Km (85 miles) northeast of Mumbai in the state of Maharashtra. The wine industry here has been growing steadily since the mid-1990s, and now there are around 40 vineyards spread throughout the area.
The following are some well known Wineries & Vineyards in Nashik, a treat for wine connoisseurs and a must visit for tourists especially interested in wine making and tasting.
1. Sula Vineyards
2. Vallonne Vineyards
3. York Winery & Tasting Room
4. Soma Vine Village
5. Grover Zampa Vineyards
6.Chandon India Winery
7.Chateau d'Ori Vineyard
8.Tiger Hill Vineyards
9.Awli Vineyards
10.Grape Berry Vineyards.....to mention a few.

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14/01/2022

Hope you always soar to great heights
like the colourful kites, and may the sun radiate Peace, Prosperity and Good Health in your life..always!
🪁Happy Makar Sankranti! 🪁

12/01/2022

Folk dances of Maharashtra

The folk dances of Maharashtra is the mirror in that it manifests to a great extent the Maharashtrian temperament, art, culture, simplicity, social status, and customs.
Most of these dances are traditional or folk dances, which are performed during festivals, marriages ceremonies, during a celebration of birth, and also during the harvesting time.
The main folk dances of Maharashtra are Lavani, Dhangarigaja, Lezim, Koli, Gondhal, and Tamasha. The majority of the dancers are associated with these dances for atleast the last 10 years, where they receive their dance training from trained dancers and are motivated to perform the dances due to their own interests.
This beautiful dance tradition is also one of the best to feel and understand the culture of Maharashtra folk dances.
Dindi and Kala folk dances are religious folk dances, reflecting the bliss of Lord Krishna. Lavani and Koli, these types of dance amuse people with their music and musical movements. The Dhangaris of Solapur to pay gratitude to God perform this dance. Povadas is a dance form that reflects the lifelong achievements of the famous Maratha ruler, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

05/01/2022

Folk Songs of Maharashtra :
When we sing folk songs it connects us with the generations who have come before us as well as other cultures from around the world. We follow in their footsteps and gather together because of our love for singing and dancing. Folk songs tell stories of life forgotten or on the verge of disappearing. Almost everyone can relate to a folksong.
Bhajan, Bharud, Gondhal, Kirtan, Lalita, Abhangas, and Tumbadi singing are the other forms of community entertainment based on folksongs found in Maharashtra. Lavani and Povada are the most popular folk songs that entertain the village folks in Maharashtra. Bhaleri, a folk song is sung to cheer the farmers working in the field. Suvasinis sing folk songs at the halad and ghana ceremonies in a marriage. Palane is a lullaby in Maharashtra to put a child to sleep. Artya is the folk song that appeases the wrath of deities to protect them from diseases like smallpox, plague, etc.
Let's sing together to connect with maharashtrian culture !

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01/01/2022

A New Year means a New Chapter.
We hope 2022 is an incredible part of your story.
We look forward to a continuous association with all our clients, business partners and social media family.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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29/12/2021

The J. N. Petit Library is a membership library, a Grade II heritage structure, situated at Fort, Mumbai.
The magnificent building which houses the library, was built using a donation received from Bai Dinbai Nesserwanjee Petit and was inaugurated on 1st May, 1898.

The library is one of the finest examples of Neo-Gothic architecture in Mumbai.
There is a grand reading room for those who want to be left undisturbed and focus on their studies or for leisurely reading.

The Reading Room with a seating capacity of 300, is open on all days. Its functionality is complemented by the breathtaking beauty of its stained glass windows and ornate portraits of members of the Petit family.
Truly a legacy of knowledge shared with all visitors.

A must visit to the library as it showcases the rich cultural heritage of the city of Mumbai.

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25/12/2021

May the magic of this festive season fill your homes with joy and peace.
We wish you and yours a Merry Christmas and a Healthy New Year to come.
Stay safe and well.

22/12/2021

Maharashtra State Digital Library :
The Government of Maharashtra has commissioned a State Central Library Digital Centre in Mumbai, located in Andheri. A 3-storey facility, the new library houses digital content in CD/DVD-ROMs as well as various reference and academic books.
Each floor offers access to different types of learning.
The ground floor is specifically meant for children and senior citizens, housing a multimedia computers with digital academic material, movies, games, as well as books in Hindi, Marathi, and English.
A must visit to explore this Library.

15/12/2021

The David Sassoon Library and Reading Room is a famous library and heritage structure in Mumbai city.
The idea for a library to be situated in the heart of the city was thought of by Albert Sassoon, son of the famous Jewish Indian businessman and philanthropist, David Sassoon.

The interior design layout of the library comes through as an old-school reading room with a lot of old-world charm, especially with the way the reading desks and books are arranged.
This Library is a very historic in nature and a very tranquil place for reading, researching and studying.
With a wide range of books available for reading,
Old but gold, but a must visit.