As per reports, the Chinese call the market as trade war wherein unfair trade practises like lying, stealing and cheating should be part and parcel of their day to day business. China is known to sell out their products at the cost of one tenth of the cost, which developed nations sell. This means they cheat monumentally to the developed nation in a big way. The irony with China is that the country has been the part of WTO since 2001 and has promised to stop cheating in order to remain fair in business, however, they didn’t keep their word and are seen indulged in a number of unfair practises, which include illegal export subsidies, currency manipulation, worker abuse, etc. In fact, China has been using the same as weapons in the market to meet their ends.  The country has gone one step further networking corrupt and backward countries like Pakistan and training them as well to tread their path.

Piracy – The Integral Part of Chinese Business Practises

One of the key reasons not to shop the Chinese products is the menace called Piracy. The country cares the damn for issues like piracy in terms of ideas and products. They do not mind stealing the data from other places via government departments and personal file by hacking and getting into infringement to squeeze out the data and designs from European market and other places. They do not mind with activities like stealing the data from university along with sending viruses and malicious programs, which help them to steal the information, which they use to produce a number of products on the ideas and designs of others.

Other Reasons

In fact, you can find a number of other reasons why you should not buy Chinese products. One such reason is the low wages, the Chinese companies pay to their workforce at different levels. This simply means they simply allow their millions of workers live under poverty line hampering one and all to dire state, which is hard to digest in a market of clean practises particularly witnessed in the developed nations. And as said before, the country does not follow any norms in business forget about conforming the environmental rules, which endanger the human life.

Wrapping up

Considering all these reasons, no country including Indian government promote the Chinese products in the market. So, if you really do not want to go for a ride for the corrupt products then opting out their products is decent preposition. Our Government should take action on these types of products by increasing excise duty/import duty by 200%. As the billing from China are under billings. So that our country should not loose excise revenue and our local manufacturers would be in a position to compete their products as per quality and price wise. Our Government have to promote Indian products not other country products that will help to decrease the unemployment in India.

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Head to the town on next vacation and pick from the best hotels in Bagalkot for your lodging.




Bagalkot is one of the major towns of North Karnataka. It is an old town that was ruled by numerous kings and rulers of different dynasties; rulers of Vijayanagara, Peshwas, Maratha kings, and Hyderali of Mysore in particular are the most-illustrated rulers of it. According to one of the legends, the place was gifted to local musicians called Bajantries by the demon king Ravana, who ruled the region in ancient times. There is another legend that states that a Bijapur king gifted the place as bangle money, which is money gifted to daughters who then use it to buy bangles, gold jewelry, sarees, etc., to his daughter. Consequently, the place came to be known as Bagdikot and later changed to Bagalkot. As the place was ruled by rulers of different religions and lineages, there are numerous old temples, mosques, and other religious shrines filling the place. This makes the place a chief religious site and a pilgrimage visited by thousands of people of different religion and region. It is a highly popular town in the state and a must-visit place. Tourists arrive here in search of solitude and a wonderful holiday experience, and the place does not disappoint.




Spoiling the tourists with a wide range of tourist attractions and offering the genuine south Indian hospitality at the best hotels in Bagalkot, the place offers a holidaying experience of a lifetime. It is best to visit the town in October to February as it is the time frame when the climate remains mild and most ideal for tourism. Apart from the historic monumental structures, the place is also full of several modern-day attractions. A couple of chief tourist attractions that you just cannot afford to miss include:

Badami Fort – It is a grand fort still exhibiting the might of the past rulers. Its location is about 2 k.m. away from the town and was built in 5th century by great ruler Pulikeshi II. Inside the fort exist two big temples dedicated to Lord Shiva and Lord Ganesha. Both the temples are highly revered and pilgrims flock to them in large counts every year. The architecture of the temples is a treat to the eyes. They are adorned with beautiful sculptures and carvings based on Hindu mythology.




Agasthya Tirtha and Bhuthanatha Temples – Agasthya Tirtha is a beautiful lake that is considered to be auspicious. The lake’s water is believed to have healing powers that can cure some diseases. Set at the foot of enchanting hills, the whole scenic setting consisting of the lake, lush greenery surrounding it, and the serenity make the place a must visit. Near to the lake are ancient cave temples. They are called the temples of Bhuthanatha and are dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Pattadakal – It is a small locality in Bagalkot district and about 29 k.m. from the main town. The place is an old site and popular as the old cultural capital during the rule of Chalukyas. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and most noted for its old and highly spiritual Hindu and Jain temples.




In a nutshell, full of interesting and unique tourist attractions Bagalkot is a must-visit destination in south India. Book your train or flight tickets well in advance, keep yourself updated with the train running status by doing Indian Railway time table check, and head to the wonderful town for a fun vacation.

Body: Patnitop, also spelled as Patnitop, is a beautiful hill station situated in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. It is situated on a plateau and it lies in the Shiwalik belt of the Himalaya mountains. The main river that flows through this destination is the Chenab river.




The name of Patnitop originated from the name “Patan Da Talab” which loosely translates to “Pond of the Princess”. It is believed that during ancient times, there was a beautiful and serene pond that existed in this place and a certain lovely princess used to visit it daily and bathe in there. There is a local youth hostel nearby and some part of the pond is still in existence near this hostel. Historians believe that the British had troubles recording the Indian name of this place due to which they had to change it from “Patan Da Talab” to Patnitop.

It might help you to know that Patnitop enjoys an amazing location as it is located in the local Himalayan range and lies close to the famous Pir Panjal range. It is a quite famous hill resort and attracts a large number of tourists from all over the world. It is also one of the best honeymoon destinations if you are looking forward to a romantic getaway in an untouched landscape. One of the best things about this town is that it lies in a close proximity to major highways and road networks that give it a definite advantage if you are travelling by road. Apart from this, there are a large number of places to visit in Patnitop that are very easily accessible, thanks to the extensive road networks in the town. Other nearby towns to Patnitop include Batote and Kud. The town of Kud is quite famous among visitors as it has sweet shops that prepare Patissa, a famous sweet dish of the region. Similarly Batote is known for its high quality rajma or kidney bean and attracts large number of food lovers that come all the way to purchase the high quality rajam sold in this town.




If you are here, you should head to Billo ki Powri, which is a staircase carved across a mountain face and it consists of 270 steps. It is a moderate difficulty level trek and takes around an hour or two to finish. Similarly another noteworthy trek to have here would be Patnitop to Sudh Mahadev. it is a 15 kilometre trek that takes around 5 to 6 hours to finish. It is quite famous among pilgrims as well as it ends at the historic and ancient Shiv temple at Sudh Mahadev. This temple is said to be around 2800 years old and the path of this trek gives breathtaking views over the Chenani Mantalai Valley. The trek over the un-named ridge is also quite exciting but requires a good amount of experience in trekking earlier. It leads to an un-named ridge near the town of Shivgarh and it involves a  risky and difficult ascent. It has an unmarked trail and requires lot of prior experience and guidance as mentioned earlier. There are a large number of hotels in Patnitop that offer great accommodation and other facilities to give you a memorable stay in this town.

Body: Pahalgam is a beautiful town that is situated in the Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir. It is a quite popular destination among tourists due to its unparalleled charm and beauty. It is in fact a world famous destination and is also the shooting spot for several Bollywood flicks. It is also home to health resorts to treat your body and soul amidst its embracing charm. You can also pick from the large number of budget hotels in Pahalgam. If you are into adventure, it might interest you to know that it is the starting point for quite a many interesting trekking trails.




Further Pahalgam has a significance for the hindu pilgrims as well as it is the starting point of the Amarnath Yatra that takes place each year around the months of July and August. The shrine of Amarnath forms an integral part of Hinduism and is known to be one of the most sacred and holy shrines by hindu devotees. The main cave is surrounded by towering snowy mountains and is covered in snow itself most of the time of the year. A large number of devotees and pilgrims visit here annually by covering the challenging mountainous terrain.

If you grew up watching the Bollywood flicks and just love them for as long as you can remember, do not miss out the Betaab valley in Pahalgam that has served as the shooting destination for the superhit Bollywood flick Betaab, and thus got its name. It lies sandwiched between two major Himalayan ranges by the names Zanskar and Pir Panjal. It is also a great campsite and you can pick it as your base camp site for trekking and exploring the rich surroundings. Enjoy the rare pleasures of tasting the crystal clear and chilled out water from the bubbling stream that flow down the snowy hills. As a matter of fact, this water has served as the drinking water for the locals too. Other notable attractions in its close proximity are Baisaran lake and Tulian lake.




One of the most prominent features which you will notice almost immediately after reaching here is its rich greenery cover. Coorg has a rich cover of flora and it also serves as the home to several rare species of fauna as well. Some of the most prominent plants here include Abies pindrow, Cedrus deodara, Pinus griffithii and a lot more. Similarly it is home to several endangered and rare species of animals as well. You can also have a low key visit to the banks of river Cauvery and enjoy from the large variety of recreational activities that frequent it such as boating and river rafting.




Coorg offers beautiful shopping markets that offer anything and everything from its famous chicory coffee to traditional costumes and jewellery. If you are a food lover, purchase the famous honey, fresh spices and dry fruits. Also try the delicious oranges and grapes that are grown here. You can check out all thehotels in Pahalgam with rates to make the best choice for yourself.

One of the most majestic places to visit here is the Mysore Palace, which is a historical palace famous for its magnificent architecture. Jaganmohan Palace is also a beautiful place to visit here, featuring an art gallery and a function hall. Moreover you head to the elegant Lalitha Mahal, the second largest palace in the princely city of Mysore which also functions as an elite hotel.

For history lovers, Mysore can leave you spoilt for choice with its monuments and palaces of bygone times as well as many museums that are home to items and objects from the past. Mysore is home to several amazing places such as Folk Lore Museum, Railway Museum Mysore, and Regional Museum of Natural History Mysore. If you are a shopaholic, Mysore can be your one stop destination for a large variety of items. Buy sandalwood products from Mysore including pure sandalwood oil and incense sticks. You can also shop for Mysore silk that has been captivating women for several years. Whatever you want to purchase, you can go on the streets of Mysore and shop to your heart’s content on a vast array of jewellery, clothing and art work.




Nature lovers should definitely visit the Karanji lake for a memorable visit. After all, the lake is surrounded by a nature park that is home to a walk-through aviary and a butterfly park. It is the biggest walk-through aviary in India and adds to the charm of this place. The Brindavan Gardens also make a great visit owing to its symmetric design. It also has a botanical park with fountains as well as boat rides beneath the dam. You can also visit Kukkarahalli lake with your family and friends. Also Krishna Raja Sagara is worth mentioning when it comes to the attractions of Mysore city.

In order to welcome a large number of visitors each year, the princely city of Mysore has many hotels consisting of options for all budgets and preferences. If you are willing to splurge on your accommodation, then head to Orange County Kabini, Country Inn & Suites by Carlson, Parklane Hotel, and Fortune JP Palace for a grand stay. If you are on a shoestring budget, you can take a pick from The Fern Residency, Hotel White Parrot, and Hotel Paradise. All these hotels will provide you with the best facilities and services to make your stay comfortable and memorable.




So whether you are here for corporate purposes or for leisure, you can be assured that the excellent hotels in Mysore will take care of all your needs. So pack your bags and visit this beautiful and culturally rich city for a memorable experience. The grandeur of this city will surely make you want to come back again soon.

The M.G. Road triangle

M.G. Road has been at the heart of Bangalore since aeons. So it’s no surprise that the most happening part of the city should be here. The M.G. Road, Residency Road, and Brigade Road triangle is the best of all that the city has to offer – from shopping to food and everything fun in between. Bangalore’s home of the rock lovers – the Hard Rock Cafe – is here. So are the other popular haunts like No Limmits, Hint, Sphyre, Amnesia and I Bar.

While Hard Rock Cafe or HRC is where the rock heads hold forth and memorabilia lines the walls, Amnesia is a favourite with the party crowd. It has a pool and a dance floor next to it and has been known to host some big names in the DJ circuit. Hint and Sphyre are both old names and yet they still have their legion of loyal fans.

Indiranagar

No introduction to Bangalore is complete without a visit to Indiranagar. Walk down 100 feet road and you’ll know why. It is the perfect assortment of all the good things in life; Bangalore’s own ‘Strip’ a la Vegas if you may. All the big names in shopping, all the best eateries, and the best places to down a drink and let your hair down!

Xtreme Sports Bar is the place for sports lovers to hang out and have their quibbles over teams and players. Geoffrey’s is for friends and lovers to meet up and catch up on the week’s happenings. Eclipse, in the basement of the posh Leela Palace Hotel, is one of the best discos in Bangalore so if you feel like some music and dance, this is exactly where you need to be.

Koramangala

Koramangala is the centre for many of the events in Bangalore directed towards the youth and the city’s substantial college crowd. But, if you thought that was all, you are sadly mistaken. Koramangala boasts of some fabulous night-life spots like Banana Beach Bar, Firangi Paani, Jimis Beer Cafe, Legends of Rock, and Coco Bongo.

Coco Bongo is famous with the dancers in the city – this place has a large dance floor and hosts a lot of domestic DJs. Before HRC, Legends of Rock was the bastion of the rock-lovers in the city and still continues to be a popular place blaring out old forgotten rock ballads with every pint of beer.

With these happening places, one can enjoy the best nightlife in Bangalore!

 Author’s bio: An out-and-about Bangalore an who loves to find new hotspots in her beloved city, she writes frequently about upcoming and interesting events in Bangalore for eventshigh.

Body: Ajmer, a bustling chaotic especially because of the Muslim pilgrims who head to the city to visit the holy shrine of Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chishti, is certainly a destination for those who are looking for a religious break at a tranquil location. Housing one of the most venerated Muslims’ religious sites, Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chishti’s shrine known as the Dargah and many other Hindu temples, no doubt the religious facet of the city is one prime aspect of tourism in the city. Each year devotees flock to this little city in the counts of ten and thousands, making it one of the most visited destinations in the country.

Aptly located in the state of Rajasthan, the city is also widely known as the gateway to another supremely Hindu religious site and the former hippy hangout, Pushkar. As far as tourism in the city goes, it won’t take long for one to get done with exploring all the attractions of the city. Ideally a day or two, is sufficient enough for touring the city and everything from accommodation, splurge, travel, to touring can be done without making the wallets too loose, hence the city makes one fine option for budget holidays.

 




For an admirer of history and architecture, Ajmer offers plenty of rewarding opportunities to explore and get stunned. Several superb exhibits of early Muslim architectures dot the city. The Dargah itself is one fine visual delight to the onlookers. In addition, there are several beautiful Mughal structures within the Dargah precinct, the Shah Jahan’s Mosque being one among the best. It is a beautiful structure made up of white marble containing delicately carved trellis-work. Another must visit place in the city is the former royal residence of Emperor Akbar, which is now transformed into a fantastic museum consisting of a good collection of Mughal and Rajput belongings, armour, and fine sculptures.

For those who like to admire the combination of nature and men’s creativity, there is a beautiful artificial lake of Ana Sagar and a garden at the vicinity. These places belong to the most popular places to visit in Ajmer , and are quite popular among the tourists as well as locals for sightseeing, picnics, retreating, and meditation.

 




Another interesting activity that one can relish while exploring the enchanting regions of Ajmer is the camel ride. There is a 3 hours long excursion organized on every morning and evening, letting the tourists to best explore the city and its surroundings riding a camel. It is simply a must try as it is one cool way of understanding the city.

One thing about Ajmer tourism that one can be certain is that of a content stay at the finest hotels in Ajmer . There is no dearth of hotels in the city, making one pick the best hotel that suits all his needs and expectations. Hotel Star, Hotel Prithviraj, and Hotel Sobhraj some of the highly rated mid-range hotels in the city. In addition, those who seek luxury can select from the uber-luxurious hotels, such as Paradizzo Resort and Welcome Heritage Bijay Niwas Palace.

Body: Matheran, one among the places in India that simply delight every visitor heading to the town, is the closest hill station to Mumbai and is set in the verdant regions of Sahyadri Hill Range. It is arguably the most unspoiled hill station in the southern part of the nation, as no motor-vehicle is allowed within the town’s limits.

Tourism wise, it is a perfect destination to retreat/unwind. Cool weather, virgin forests, everlasting hills, beautiful meadows, sparkling water bodies, vast valley, number of lookout points, and rich-diverse flora and fauna; what is there not to like in the hill town. Tourism is slowly and steadily taking its pace in the region. It is yearlong flocked by the locals of Mumbai, Pune, and other neighbouring cities. It is the perfect place to meditate, rejuvenate, practice Yoga, picnic, trek, and hitch-hike. A good thing about the town is that it remains favourable for visit in all months in a year. It is set on a plateau and is considerably cooler than Mumbai. However, many recommend to visit the town during monsoon and post-monsoon, as it is at these time period, when the town becomes a complete bliss. All the lakes and waterfalls become full of glittering water and the whole region freshens itself with the first rain.

Replete with number of places to visit in Methran and several interesting activities, a trip to the city is an adventure to embark. Besides, the town also provides one a must-needed break from the typical city life. Being in the town gives one the opportunity to relax-rejuvenate at a tranquil place, being surrounded by unspoiled-unpolluted greenery.

The lookout points of the town are very popular for viewing sunrise and sunset. In fact, all the lookout points offer the best views of sunrise, sunset, and the valley. There is a beautiful lake called the Charlotte Lake, right at the middle of dense forest, with clear sparkling water and cool breeze. It is one of the best venues in the region to relax and take pleasure of nature’s delights. Another popular tourist point in the town is the One Tree Hill. It is a unique hill, as there is just one big tree growing on the region. In addition to these, the other not-to-miss places in the town include: Panorama point, Heart Point, Monkey Point, Honeymoon Hill, Lords Point, Artist Point, Khandala Point, and Sunset(Porcupine) Point.

Another must-do activity in Matheran that worth mentioning is Valley Crossing from Honeymoon Point to Louisa Point. There is a U-shaped mountain and one has to cross the valley from one end to other, hanging on a rope 1000 feet above the valley. It is seriously not for the faint-hearted.

Being one of the most popular hill stations in the nation, accommodation in Matheran is excellent. There are plenty of Matheran Hotels , ranging from humble cheap hotels to ultra-luxurious hotels. Adamo The Resort, West – End Hotel, Lords Central Hotel, Horseland Hotel And Mountain Spa, Hotel Cecil, Adamo The Village, and The Verandah In the Forest are some of the top rated hotels. If you are a vegetarian then Gujarat Bhavan Hotel is the ideal accommodation for you.