Callezee is happy to share the delighted moments of our callezee team at Delhi branch. In the below space Callezee is in high spirits to post some photographs taken during the Diwali festival celeberation.
IGNITE Contemporary Dance Festival will take place on 10th November 2010 to 13th November 2010 at Delhi. The first of its kind, this spectacular 4-day festival will showcase some of the most innovative and cutting-edge choreographers in Indian dance from around the world. With an extraordinary program that includes performances, master classes, workshops and exhibitions, IGNITE Promises to bring to this city, the thrill, energy and sheer dynamism of dance like never before!
IGNITE’s events will be held at prominent venues in the heart of Delhi’s cultural hub such as Kamani, Shri Ram Centre, Arts i, Max Mueller Bhavan and British Council. In addition to the several dance performances that will occur at these various locations each day, the festival includes an Informal Café Hub, Parties and drop in Classes for amateurs and beginners.
The principal sponsors for IGNITE are Goethe Institute/Max Mueller Bhavan, Norwegian Embassy and Asia Europe Foundation. IGNITE is supported by British Council, Sriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra, Arts i, Embassy of the Netherlands, Pro Helvetia, India Foundation for the Arts and Bharat Forge.
After 12 Days of a multi-discipline sporting event Common Wealth Games 2010 comes to an end. On the last day of the Commonwealth Games, Delhiites were an enthusiastic lot. The Jawaharlal Stadium and Jangpura Metro stations had been witnessing a steady flow of visitors since 3 pm. “On the day of the opening ceremony, as many as 35,000 to 40,000 people used the Metro to attend it. It may hover around the same level today,” a Metro official said.
The closing ceremony began with the arrival of dignitaries who included the Prime Minister, the vice-president, UPA chairperson, CGF chief Michael Fennell and Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa, the guest of honour.
The Indian national anthem was played as the packed stand stood up in respect to mark the beginning of the closing ceremony.
Flags of the 71 participating nations with ace shooter Gagan Narang holding the Indian tricolor entered the field together as one big dependent, signifying the bonds and friendships formed during the Games.
There was also further entertainment from singers Kailash Kher, Zila Khan, Sukhwinder, Ila Arun, Usha Uthup, Shiamak Davar, Shankar Mahadevan, Shubha Mudgal, Sunidhi Chauhan and Sreeram who belted out some Indian chartbusters.
Many, especially foreigners, simply couldn’t believe everything just fell into place in the last minute. Says Grant, who has been covering the Games for a TV channel in the USA, “It looked very difficult. It was a mess. I don’t know how it worked out, but it worked out. The security was better than in Beijing.”
The ghazal king Jagiit singh conert is going to take place at Auditorium Siri Fort Delhi on 21st August 2010. Jagjit Singh is undoubtedly one of the most well known ghazal singer in the world today. Jagjit Singh is one of those entertainers who never pauses. For four decades now he has been a magic with his music and enchanting audiences. He has come out with numerous collections of ghazals, all of them winning appreciation from his fans. Jagjit Singh sings ghazals like a human breathes. It comes so naturally to him that one could not be thought of without the other. His voice is so mystical, full of infinite possibilities. His ghazals bring out his elegant, urbane, quiet, and educated, and impressive personality. There is absolutely no doubt that Jagjit Singh with his unique composing and singing style is the torchbearer for the survival of ghazals in India. We invite you to celebrate as he comes up with his “Jazbaat – Live in Concert”.
For more information on Delhi Events contact callezee Delhi 277 77 777, 633 33 333.
The best known stadiums are the Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium with a seating capacity of 75000, the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium (capacity 25000), the Yamuna Velodrome (capacity 2250), the Talkotra Indoor Stadium and the Tughtaqabad Shooting Range.Delhi has attracted people with a desire for adventure for which Delhi Tourism now provides avenues.
Rock Climbing- Equipment and training is provided to aspiring rock climbers in and around Delhi from October to March.
Trekking- It offers everything from short and easy excursions that kids can handle to the long challenges of the snowy peaks. We can get chances from some of the world’s highest mountains, greatest deserts, rivers, lakes, sea beaches and rain forests.
Water sports- A multi-sports and leisure complex has been created by Delhi Tourism at Bhalswa Lake, situated at Delhi’s northeastern edge. This offers facilities for boating in pedal boats, kayaks, canoes and speed boats. Keen anglers can also indulge in fishing.
Parasailing- For the truly adventurous, parasailing is available at Kanwar Shikha near Sohna in Haryana, about 60 kms from Delhi. Soar like an eagle under the watchful eyes of professional trainers.
Adventure Club- It provides an all combination of activities for abive the age of ten like parasailing, mountain expeditions, trekking, rock climbing, adventure camps and water sports, including river rafting in the Ganga. Delhi Tourism has also established a water sports club.
For more information on Delhi contact callezee Delhi 277 77 777, 633 33 333.
The Taj hotel groups are synonymous with luxury hospitality in India and are established in creating the kinds of hotels, with services and facilities which can compete with any top hotels in the world. Now it finds a restaurant called “Masala Craft” redefines the concept of fine dining in India’s most remarkable city. Committed to the very highest standards of cuisine, presentation and dining environment
Masala Kraft is a new dining philosophy devised by head chef Hemant Oberoi. The system is a combination of Masala techniques in cooking complemented perfectly with an authentic craft of dining ceremony. The traditions of Masala cooking lie with the use of blended spices, expertly selected for aroma and taste and ground in a paste with onions, ginger or garlic.
There is a selection of signature dishes on offer in Masala Kraft which are Langarwali Dal, a mixed lentil specialty, and Atta Chicken, a contemporary version of the traditional tribal dish from the Punjab region of India. The perfect accompaniment to any dish is hot Phulka breads, chosen from the Phulka trolley. That well established aspect of Mumbai life and culture, Dabbawalah Tiffin delivery, is celebrated too in both vegetarian and non vegetarian Tiffin options.
Masala Kraft is located in the lobby of the hotel and benefits from a truly incredible and luxurious environment, perfectly suited for the ritual aspect of the dining experience which begins with hand washing in brass receptacles. Opening hours for Masala Kraft are from 12.30am to 2.45pm for lunches, and from 7.00pm till 11.45pm for dinner.
2 Major corporate events are scheduled to take place in New Delhi next week…
IAMAI Marketing Conclave
Internet & Mobile Association of India,IAMAI will be hosting a Marketing Conclave wherein Marketing Heads and CXOs of various companies will be shaking hands. Sessions are scheduled around the future of marketing, effectiveness of new media and so on..
Date: 29th April 2010
Venue: Hotel Le Meredien, New Delhi
For more information, check the event website and blog. To register, click here. For any additional information on Delhi, for your travel/accommodation/eat out/sight seeing and other requirements, just call callezee Delhi on 277 77 777 or 633 33 333
Milagrows HE4SME Conference
Milagrow people practice brings to you a platform to help you gain knowledge to build “World Class HR practices in Small businesses”. Through interactive sessions with highly experienced and learned speakers, HR4SMEs gives you an opportunity to build a high performing organization.
Here’s an event, no MSME owner or HR professional can afford to miss !
Date : 30th April 2010
Venue : World Small Business School, 796, Udyog Vihar, Phase-5, Gurgaon
