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HOW TO GO KANHA NATIONAL PARK

By PARTHA PRATIM MANDAL NikonD3400; 18-55 VR HOW TO GO KANHA NATIONAL PARK It will be very interesting to know that while going to Kanha you will get 3 more national parks, now the question is how are you going? So let us start. If you are abroad from INDIA then please choose DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT [NAG] which is in NAGPUR in MAHARASHTRA. from NAGPUR: Nagpur to Kanha National Park is near about 280 km through NH-44 and NH-53. You can choose both public and private transport. (depends on your comfortability) But the fact is that if you choose private transport it will take nearly 5 hours whereas if you chose public transport it will take only 7 hours. It will cost nearly $6 (415 INR) for an online bus ticket you can visit yatra.com Interestingly on the way to Kanha National Park from Nagpur, you will cross a famous national park namely PENCH NATIONAL PARK. The distance between th

BOOK REVIEW : Fifty Year Road: A Personal History of India from the Mid-Sixties Onward

BOOK REVIEW : Fifty Year Road: A Personal History of India from the Mid-Sixties Onward AUTHOR : Bhaskar Roy Publisher ‏ : ‎ Jaico Publishing House; First Edition (17 January 2024); Jaico Publishing House Paperback ‏ : ‎ 298 pages ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 8119153952 ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-8119153954 Within the vast expanse of literature, there are certain books that have the power to etch themselves into the core of our hearts, leaving an indelible mark on our minds. Bhaskar Roy's 'Fifty Year Road' is a profound collection that resonates deeply, weaving together personal narratives with the rich tapestry of India's history. As I delved into its pages, I found myself captivated by author's ability to intertwine the personal and the historical, creating a narrative that is both intimate and expansive. FIFTY YEAR ROAD PAPERBACK One of the most compelling aspects of the book is its portrayal of the acute scarcity faced by ordinary Indians in the aftermath of the 1962 Sino-Indian

Marble Rock: A Scenic Wonder in the Heart of Madhya Pradesh

Located in the heart of Madhya Pradesh , Marble Rock is a breathtaking natural wonder that must be on every nature lover's bucket list. The towering marble cliffs rise to an incredible height of 100 feet and overlook the serene Narmada River, making for a stunning sight that is hard to forget. by Partha Mandal The Marble Rocks are situated in the city of Jabalpur and are a popular tourist attraction in the region. The best way to experience the beauty of the Marble Rocks is by taking a boat ride on the Narmada River. The boats are run by local operators who provide a guided tour of the area, which is sure to leave you mesmerized. The boat ride is a serene and peaceful experience that offers a unique perspective of the Marble Rocks. As the boat glides over the calm waters of the Narmada River, the majestic cliffs loom above, casting their reflection on the crystal-clear waters. The boat ride also offers a glimpse of the local wildlife, including crocodiles, turtles, and sever

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