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I have seen you guys..really dirty and non sense dressings!
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4 to 5, 10, or say 1000......
But still faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar away from 96% of total women in Delhi................
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Yours and mine opinion matches on Pakistanis looks/apparels!
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Delhi on fast track for world heritage status
NEW DELHI: Delhi's dreams of becoming the country's first world heritage city are now officially in the fast track. On Thursday, heritage conservation body India National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) will submit a dossier to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to include Delhi in Unesco's tentative nomination list for a world heritage city tag. Delhi hopes to beat Ahmedabad in the race for the prestigious status.
"We have to formally apply to Unesco with the final dossier before February 1, 2012. One country can send two nominations for either world heritage city or monument. To date, India has never applied for a world heritage city tag and this year both Ahmedabad and Delhi are the contenders. We've had a pre-review meeting with ASI, which is the nodal agency appointed by Unesco for sending applications. Since there will be two contenders this time, we are hoping ASI will give a preference to Delhi over Ahmedabad,'' said Delhi Tourism MD G G Saxena. The tourism department is the coordinating agency, appointed by the Delhi government to prepare the nomination dossiers. The department roped in INTACH to execute the work. The government is funding the proposal for Delhi's world heritage city nomination dossiers.
The first nomination dossier includes an overview of Delhi's historical monuments, the master plan, urban planning, etc., and took up to six months to be prepared. "In the review meeting held with ASI two weeks ago, they asked for certain changes to be made in the dossier like including original historical names of places like Purana Qila with Dinapanah, King's Way instead of Rajpath, Queen's way instead of Janpath and Jahapanah instead of Vijay Mandal. We've made the changes and will submit the dossier to ASI,'' said an INTACH official. The final nomination dossier has to be submitted to Unesco by January end. "Thereafter, once the nomination is accepted by Unesco, a team will be delegated to visit the city in June-July 2012 after which the final list will be released by Unesco in months to follow.
The final nomination dossier is still under preparation and includes six volumes which contain intricate details on every aspect of Delhi. Officials said INTACH's databank collected over the years, heavy research conducted for several months and information collected from every place ranging from the British Council Library, Nehru Memorial Museum, National Archives, ASI, etc., has been included in this crucial document. "The first volume will focus just on the nine zones of Delhi. There will also be a statement outlining the significance of getting Delhi a world heritage city tag. The INTACH heritage listing is another crucial part of the dossier. From the 1,200 buildings in that list, which came out in 2001, we have also included present pictures of all the structures to show how development in the city coexists with heritage,'' said an official.
With three world heritage sites, Qutub Minar, Red Fort and Humayun's Tomb; 173 protected monuments and hundreds of listed heritage structures to the city's credit, conservationists have for years been pushing for Delhi's nomination for a world heritage city tag. Chief minister Sheila Dikshit has also strongly supported the nomination and said the government would leave no stone unturned to help get the prestigious tag.
Delhi on fast track for world heritage status - The Times of India
NEW DELHI: Delhi's dreams of becoming the country's first world heritage city are now officially in the fast track. On Thursday, heritage conservation body India National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) will submit a dossier to the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to include Delhi in Unesco's tentative nomination list for a world heritage city tag. Delhi hopes to beat Ahmedabad in the race for the prestigious status.
"We have to formally apply to Unesco with the final dossier before February 1, 2012. One country can send two nominations for either world heritage city or monument. To date, India has never applied for a world heritage city tag and this year both Ahmedabad and Delhi are the contenders. We've had a pre-review meeting with ASI, which is the nodal agency appointed by Unesco for sending applications. Since there will be two contenders this time, we are hoping ASI will give a preference to Delhi over Ahmedabad,'' said Delhi Tourism MD G G Saxena. The tourism department is the coordinating agency, appointed by the Delhi government to prepare the nomination dossiers. The department roped in INTACH to execute the work. The government is funding the proposal for Delhi's world heritage city nomination dossiers.
The first nomination dossier includes an overview of Delhi's historical monuments, the master plan, urban planning, etc., and took up to six months to be prepared. "In the review meeting held with ASI two weeks ago, they asked for certain changes to be made in the dossier like including original historical names of places like Purana Qila with Dinapanah, King's Way instead of Rajpath, Queen's way instead of Janpath and Jahapanah instead of Vijay Mandal. We've made the changes and will submit the dossier to ASI,'' said an INTACH official. The final nomination dossier has to be submitted to Unesco by January end. "Thereafter, once the nomination is accepted by Unesco, a team will be delegated to visit the city in June-July 2012 after which the final list will be released by Unesco in months to follow.
The final nomination dossier is still under preparation and includes six volumes which contain intricate details on every aspect of Delhi. Officials said INTACH's databank collected over the years, heavy research conducted for several months and information collected from every place ranging from the British Council Library, Nehru Memorial Museum, National Archives, ASI, etc., has been included in this crucial document. "The first volume will focus just on the nine zones of Delhi. There will also be a statement outlining the significance of getting Delhi a world heritage city tag. The INTACH heritage listing is another crucial part of the dossier. From the 1,200 buildings in that list, which came out in 2001, we have also included present pictures of all the structures to show how development in the city coexists with heritage,'' said an official.
With three world heritage sites, Qutub Minar, Red Fort and Humayun's Tomb; 173 protected monuments and hundreds of listed heritage structures to the city's credit, conservationists have for years been pushing for Delhi's nomination for a world heritage city tag. Chief minister Sheila Dikshit has also strongly supported the nomination and said the government would leave no stone unturned to help get the prestigious tag.
Delhi on fast track for world heritage status - The Times of India
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4 to 5, 10, or say 1000......
But still faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar away from 96% of total women in Delhi................
What's that about "96% of total women in Delhi"?
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Yeah..world heritage status to a city..that's something to be proud off!
Any Pakistani city like that?
Any Pakistani city like that?
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If Pakistani feels Lahore is GOOD, then be Happy with it. Why Comparing with any city ? Be it Delhi or Pune or Indore ?. Things will remain what is right now. Hardly matters to us also.
To be very frank - In India, No one compares with Pakistan. Indians have very less knowledge of what's going in Pakistan Cities and various other things. May be because we don't have anything related with Pakistan in India like Media, Movies, Entertainment, etc. Sometime, There is some news Military and terrorism wise news on Channels or Print media, So we care to certain extent as it effects us. Otherwise, We don't have anything which tells about Pakistan nor we have interest also. Don't go with Few Indians on this forum. They need to Post that only. So they do some research.
We care more about European, American, Australian, Singapore-HK, and Middle-East Countries - May be Either there are lots of Indians living there or some Business reason or Lots of Western Media in India or They have something better than Us.
Whatever, Be Happy with what you have. Our City belongs to Us and your belongs to you. We both should be happy with what we have and improve further.
To be very frank - In India, No one compares with Pakistan. Indians have very less knowledge of what's going in Pakistan Cities and various other things. May be because we don't have anything related with Pakistan in India like Media, Movies, Entertainment, etc. Sometime, There is some news Military and terrorism wise news on Channels or Print media, So we care to certain extent as it effects us. Otherwise, We don't have anything which tells about Pakistan nor we have interest also. Don't go with Few Indians on this forum. They need to Post that only. So they do some research.
We care more about European, American, Australian, Singapore-HK, and Middle-East Countries - May be Either there are lots of Indians living there or some Business reason or Lots of Western Media in India or They have something better than Us.
Whatever, Be Happy with what you have. Our City belongs to Us and your belongs to you. We both should be happy with what we have and improve further.
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4 to 5, 10, or say 1000......
But still faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar away from 96% of total women in Delhi................
How Many rape cases in Delhi?? can you give me number?? Delhi is a rape capital for India but when compared to Pakistan , it is most women friendly city
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Better than wearing a nonsense bloody dhoti or skin tight pyamas like indian men do.....
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NOW LISTEN LOUD AND CLEAR ALL OF YOU DUM WITS
KNIGHT FRANK ASSESSMENT OF GLOBAL CITIES WEALTH QUALITY OF LIFE ASSESSMENT 2011
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I,M SORRY PAKISTANIS CANT SEE LAHORE ANYWHERE
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I,M SORRY PAKISTANIS CANT SEE LAHORE ANYWHERE
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I am curious, nothing more, but does one see burqas on streets in Lahore? Pakistan is an Islamic nation...so does that show in the apparel of the people?
Again, just curious.
Again, just curious.
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if you had even half a brain and knew how distribution channels work, you would know that holdings groups and private distributors can be licensed to become (represent) car brands and be licensed to sell them.
Dewan Motors in Pakistan is licensed by Rolls Royce to sell those cars in Pakistan --to the lucky mofos who can afford to buy these fine cars.
sometimes, it helps to read!
https://www.press.rolls-roycemotorc...lId=4&id=T0000144EN&left_menu_item=node__5450
That news is from 2006. Check out Dewan Motors's website, they are licensed for BMW
Dewan Motors Private Limited - BMW Importer Pakistan
Dewan Motors Pvt Ltd.: Private Company Information - BusinessWeek
no mention of RR cars. Any link that can throw more light?
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I guess I am one of those who has been to both--TWICE to both. Lahore 1974, 1990. Delhi 1980, 1984.
Okay, too long ago to make a comparison now. Only the Lahore trip in 1974 was leisurely one.
Nah, I won't compare them. Don't know enough.
But I have often thought that Lahore and Delhi have similar kind of 'culture' and lifestyle while Karachi and Mumbai share much, being coastal cities.
Hmmm.
Okay, too long ago to make a comparison now. Only the Lahore trip in 1974 was leisurely one.
Nah, I won't compare them. Don't know enough.
But I have often thought that Lahore and Delhi have similar kind of 'culture' and lifestyle while Karachi and Mumbai share much, being coastal cities.
Hmmm.
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