A home stay at a green refuge In Thippannahalli leaves behind comfortable and contented memories. Thippannahalli, a green refuge near Chikmagalur is the best place to find peace and serenity in the present  day hectic lifestyle.  Valleyed between forests with tall trees and pepper vines, Thippanahalli is the ultimate experience any nature lover should never miss.Homestay provides comfortable cottages in this heaven of nature. In Homestay, hosts behave like family, asks guests where they have been, what they have seen, what they will like to do and then they enrich all this with their own views and experiences.The services that Homestay offer to their guests are multi faceted. From providing guides for adventure lovers to helpin people to satiate their cultural tastes they have everything to make their guests feel at home.It will not be an exasageration to say that Homestay is synomous with Comfort, Care and Content.

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Riverstay Heritage Homestay, Mylanthra: Situated along the riverside this heritage home is a 75-year old one. The Calm village atmosphere full of trees and breeze from the Vembanat Lake backwaters is sure to mesmerise you.

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Bajaj India Home Stay, Delhi: Uniting a traditional hotel and a guest house that allows you to stay in an Indian home, close to hub-centre of Delhi.

Duke's Villa, Goa: Situated in Miramar this heritage homestay fills you with the magical, musical mood of marvellous Goa.

As India is a popular name in the world mostly because of its population.

We have more than 110 crores people in our world and one research says that before 2025 India will be world's No1 country in the population.

Some time this is good because we Will have the maximum man power but some time it sounds odd that from where such a huge employment Will be created to get all of them engaged.

India is still fighting to settle there proper infrastructure, so it will be every difficult to provide job for the young stars and I think if we do not think about tomorrow then it will be not possible to et engaged .

So from today our Government have to think and they have to utilise the proper uses of money kept at swiss banks by our corrupt politicians and business man so that the profit will equally distribute and everybody can stay live happy

Holidays

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Holidays are the days that one spends away from one’s routine work. They do not always mean the act not doing ant important work, but are meant to be only for relaxation. Holidays may be combined with even physical exertion. The important fact to be remembered about holidays is that they should include work that is not normally done by a person. The ways in which such holidays are spent depend upon the temperament and even moods of different individuals.

A person who spends the whole day in intellectual pursuits like a teacher, or a lawyer or an executive toiling over daily financial problems may feel quite relaxed and even happy when he spends a few hours in this small garden. He feels the joy of creation when what he was tended grows into a plant and yields flowers or fruit. This work, through physically tiresome takes his mind away from this daily worries or avocation. This can be termed a holiday. Some others may prefer to spend their holidays sitting in their gardens, under the shade of the cool trees and pour their mind over a play of writers like Shakespeare or Galsworthy, or poems of Keats or shelly, or novels of Hardy or Dickens, or the charms of Somerset Maugham… these people will feel that these hours spent in the company of great writers is the best form of enjoying a holiday.

Holidays can also be properly enjoyed in the company or friends of relatives. Here again, the psychology of the people plays an important part. This enjoyment may be in an out door excursion to well known sports or sitting by the fireside, exchanging their views on matters that interest them.

Busy executive or businessmen or others who toil to make their economic life happy may find that the best holiday for them would be playing in the company of their children. This gives them a mental peace which they cannot other wise get.

Holidays thus can be enjoyed in different way. The only thing that matters is that it should relax the mind so that the ``holidays’’ – can be fresh to tackle their usual problems.

The most burning problem in our country is the need for national integration. This is a subject that is most talked o, but on which the least work is done. Many who consider this as important o not follow up their precept with practice. There are several ways in which such integration could be attempted, even if not successfully achieved. One of them is the promotion of communal harmony.

Communal troubles have been aplenty in very part of our country in recent times. Anti-social elements which, sometimes, include even unscrupulous politicians try to fish in troubled waters by whipping up communal frenzy and hatred. They do not care for the loss of life or property or the dignity and the welfare of the country at large. All that they are interested in is their own advantage.

Workers in a mill, for example, many have a real grievance that they are not paid well, that the bonus they get is not consistent with the production-profits or that the amenities provided are insufficient. They may go on a strike just to induce the management to take note of their grievances. But the situation would be made to go out of control by some vested interests not by really fighting for their cause, but by making they believe that communal animosity is behind the attitude of the management. Even among the workers this `communal bogey’ may be raised. In the end, the struggle may cease to be one between the workers and the management, but between one community and another.

People do not stop to think where this communal disharmony would take them. Our country is passing through a critical period-economically, politically and socially. We are surrounded by neighbors who wait for a chance to swoop down upon us. In this context, if we do not avoid communal disharmony and if we do not think of ourselves as Indians first and last, we would be playing into the hands of our enemies. Our daily life would become a night-mare. If the future generation is to enjoy peace, to-day everyone should realize the need for communal harmony and strive towards it.