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zinaida

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

05:13 PM

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Hiking around Chorla Ghats!! What was meant to be a 8km hike, turned about to be 24 kms!!!


But who would complain, if you witness scenery such as this >>>


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thecouple

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

03:48 PM

thomas

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

03:25 PM

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Have you ever seen a kill (predator killing a prey) taking place in the wild and the prey being devoured by the predator?! Yes, it is gory, but at the same time it just reiterates the fascinating ways of the jungle. We consider ourselves lucky to have witnessed such an action packed series during one of our trips to the forest. It is needless to say that the air was thick with the heightened sense of excitement and awe in being able to see first hand, the hunting prowess and ruthless nature of one of the predators found in India – ‘Dholes’, commonly known as the Indian Wild Dogs.

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radhika

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

03:18 PM

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A peek into Bhutan with lots of trivia and images.

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joseph

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

02:57 PM

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While war and terrorism have torn the valley of Kashmir apart in the past few decades, the place remains a true “paradise on earth” for the many curious travellers across the world. The real Kashmir that lies in the populated towns of Anantnag, Pahalgam etc gives an opportunity to discover the unreal lives of the people who live with gunshots and explosions as their background music.


A short post. Read on.

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tirthankar

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

02:00 PM

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First Day First Show and here I was taking underbody snaps of the Cedia. Yeah, most might wonder is he a freak or what?

And then after the TOP12 - Posts after Posts of Gyaan on DRIVOBLOG® Mission, Vision, Passion and all other words that don’t rhyme well so not spelled here.

Here is how it connects!

After those discussions about Horrible Indian Roads and Surprises, these Underbody photos truly instill confidence to the driver who takes ‘the journey’.

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tirthankar

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

01:58 PM

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Statutory Warning: Driving maneuvers appearing in the featured videos has been performed by an experienced person, with careful planning and consideration of the generic risks and their consequences prevalent at that particular time, necessary for evaluation of performance of a vehicle. The author in no terms or situations whatsoever encourages practices which might put into danger people or property. 

 

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tirthankar

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

01:38 PM

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You must be thinking, how could I miss the TD Review?  Well Here it is.

I will just say: Devour it to BELIEVE all this

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tirthankar

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

01:09 PM

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DRIVOBLOG® also intends to explore and capture the rural and urban transformation that India is undergoing and understand the macro & micro consequences it has had on local people and economy.

Indian Roads will remain unpredictable as long as we are living. They are broken, washed-off, water-logged, pot-holed, unfinished and even absent!  Swerving cattle, dogs, jaywalkers and erring motorists are as much a challenge as avoiding crashing on to un-illuminated medians or doing a belly smash over unpainted speed breakers. India-worthy Vehicles, whether Hatchbacks, Sedans or SUVS, need not only to be able to hobble on such surfaces but also be able to endure hours of congestion idling and cruise safely on expressways at the same time.
It’s a dual irony. As much as the ‘Authorities’ ignores road infrastructure and takes us commuters for granted, so do we take poor roads for granted and cannot influence them. We may be ‘communicative’ but really don’t have much a role to play as there are very ‘less’ of us to ‘make a point’ strong enough to the ‘Authorities’.

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joseph

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

11:54 AM

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Feeling hungry. Thinking about the GDC. Remembering all the great places I’ve eaten at around the earth. And all the unknown places too.

Like this one.


Tell us what you’re having for lunch! Leave a comment!

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Vamsi & Charu

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

10:05 AM

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ten thousand saw I at a glance /
tossing their heads in sprightly dance /
Buddhist prayer flags… 


Flags


 

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namrata

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

09:50 AM

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An ode to the road to the Top 12!

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Cedia cuts its way from Red stone to Port wine land
IIM Outdoor to Indore 27 Mitsubishi @ Jaipur Cedia cuts its way from Red stone to Port wine land
     



Dr Jai prakash Parmar

GPS Car Navigation Device
(from GOGO india)

Noora Dmello

Tracking Device
(from Auto Track India)

  1. Vinamra Agarwal
  2. Madhav Khanna
  3. Mrinmay Bhattacharjee
  4. Archiramu
  5. Harpreet Singh
  6. Bhavin Patel
  7. Harish Kukreja
  8. Ananya Ukil