Birla Mandir

New Delhi

BIRLA MANDIR
Laxmi Narayan Temple, also known as Birla Mandir, is one of Delhi’s major temples and a major tourist attraction. Built by the industrialst G.D. Birla in 1938, this beautiful temple is located in the west of Connaught Place.		Location: Near Gole Market,Mandir Marg, Connaught Place Nearest Metro Station:RK  Ashram Marg Timings: 6am to 10pm(best to visit duringmorning and evening Aarti) Entry: FreeDays Closed: None Photography: Not allowed in prayer hall
	The temple is dedicated to Laxmi (the goddess of prosperity) and Narayana (The preserver). The temple was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi on the condition that people of all castes will be allowed to enter the temple. (Source Delhi Tourism)

Working Women and Girls hostel

Nirmala Sadan
Working Women and Girls Hostel In Dwarka

Greeting of Nirmala Sadan

Main Object:

Nirmala Sadan SDWS provide accommodation for working women & girls who can live in a family atmosphere amongst the inmates coming from various parts of the country to the cosmopolitan city of Delhi having no safe place to stay, on getting an employment and education.

A Brief introduction:

A double storied small Working Women & girls Hostel is set up by the SDWS. It consists of two categories of accommodation as under:-

Ordinary Rooms:- single, Double & triple sharing occupancy room with common toilet of 2 rooms. Total Rooms-2

Deluxe Rooms- Single, Double & Triple sharing occupancy room with attached toilets. Total - 7.

The Hostel is situated at the prominent place having fully secured for women. Market facility is available very close to the hostel. The hostel also approachable by Delhi metro. The hostel is having sufficient open space, spacious kitchen, dining hall, and common room. The hostel is to be run the SDWS of repute who will be taking care of all inmates of the hostel.

Unique Position

It’s prime location in Dwarka Sector - 7, has an access to all institutes and offices.

 Very near to sec-9, Dwarka Metro Station.

4Km From Domestic Airport

9Km From IGI Airport

Touch of Excellence

Our service rooms are toilet bath attached, innovatively laid out, stylishly furnished with bed, bed sheet, pillows, study table, chair, almirah.

We have developed a concept of neat and clean rooms with added comfort to stay and concentration on study without spending more than the price of outside renting places.

RoomsDrinking Water (R.O.System), Refrigerator(Cold Water)Hot Water for bath in winter (Geyser)In house laundry serviceCooler in summer
Dining Hall – Three times meals, Two time tea.
T.V. (Common Room)
SecurityWe are providing a complete package for monthly bases to all facilities.

Monthly Charges with Meals and other services

Ordinary Room: Room with common toilet of 2 Rooms. Total – 2

Double Sharing occupancy:         Rs. 5500.00/Resident

Triple Sharing:                                Rs. 4850.00/Resident

Deluxe Rooms: Rooms with attached toilet bath.       Total – 7

Single occupancy:                     Rs. 10250.00/Room

Double sharing occupancy:    Rs. 5750.00/Resident

Triple sharing occupancy:       Rs. 5000.00/Resident

Dwarka Information: Park Progress Report

Dwarka Information: Park Progress Report

Park Progress Report

Park Progress Report
10.7.2010 to 31.10.2010
Park before pic

Park at Present

AKSHARDHAM MANDIR

Akshardham Temple

AKSHARDHAM MANDIR
Swaminarayan Akshardham reflects the essence and magnitude of India's ancient architecture, traditions and timeless spirituality. The main monument, depicting ancient Indian "vastu shastra" and architecture, is a marvel in pink sandstone and white marble that is 141 feet high, 316 feet wide and 370 feet long with 234 ornate pillars, over 20,000 sculptures and statues of deities, eleven 72-foot-high huge domes (mandapams) and decorative arches. And like a necklace, a double-storied parikrama of red sandstone encircles the monuments with over 155 small domes and 1,160 pillars. The whole monument rises on the shoulders of 148 huge elephants with 11-feet tall panchdhatu statue of Swaminarayan presiding over the structure.	Location: On NH 24, Mayur Vihar, Ph: 22016688, 22026688 Nearest Metro Station: Akshardham Timings: 11am to 8pm Entry Fee: Free (For Exhibition halls and theatres, Adults & kids:  125, senior Citizens:  75) Days Closed: Mondays Photography: Not allowed
The other attractions of the complex are three exhibition halls spaced around two huge ponds, where one is a venue for light-and-sound show. The three halls are "Sahajanand Darshan", "Neelkanth Darsdhan" and "Sanskruti Vihar". "Sahajanand Darshan" is where life of Swaminarayan is displayed through robotic shows, while "Neelkanth Darsdhan" has a huge I-Max theatre screening movie based on the life of the Lord. Another amazing presentation is "Sanskruti Vihar" with 12-minute boat ride experience of India's glorious heritage. The sprawling Swaminarayan Akshardham complex spread over 30 acres on the banks of the Yamuna near Noida Mor in East Delhi. For visitors, entry to the complex is free. However, those who want to visit exhibition halls and theatres, Rs.125 is to be paid and for children and senior citizens the charges are Rs.75. "Over 6,000 visitors could easily witness the shows and enjoy boat-rides every day, while over 25,000 people can visit the temple. We have deployed almost 140 guides who will facilitate visitors during their visit. It requires at least four hours to visit the entire complex thoroughly and see all the shows," said a temple management committee member, adding that the opening ceremony would be telecast live on Aastha channel. Elaborate security arrangements have also been made for the entire complex. Besides installing close circuit television cameras it has also deployed hundreds of its own security personnel.
The Rs.400-crore cultural complex, inspired by Pramukh Swami Maharaj of the Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS), will be popularised by its builders as "a place for cultural education and entertainment". The temple complex has drawn inspiration for its architecture from the historic temples of Badrinath (Uttaranchal), Somnath (Gujarat) and Konark (Orissa). It is the second Akshardham complex in the country after the one at Gandhinagar in Gujarat. Even as last-minute preparations are now on for the inauguration, curious visitors have started coming in for a look or for offering "PUJA" and "ABHISHEK".
At the heart of the complex is a palace-like monument built of at least 12,000 tons of pink sandstone and white marble brought in from Rajasthan. Topped with a series of domes, it stands 129 feet high, 275 feet wide and 315 feet long. Almost every square inch of the exterior has been exquisitely carved with statues and motifs of Hindu deities and Indian flora and fauna. Pramukh Swami Maharaj, the 83-year-old spiritual leader of the Swaminarayan sect that has over 10 lakh followers across the globe, has closely monitored every detail of the complex. It took over 7,000 builders, masons and polishers to build the complex in record time. The place is built to withstand major quakes "and to last at least a thousand years". The complex has two huge exhibition halls; one will take visitors on a visual journey through India's cultural heritage, while the other "will depict Indian moral values through a light-and-sound show". The complex also boasts of an Imax cinema, a canteen big enough to accommodate 5,000 people at one sitting, a research centre for "social harmony" and meditation gardens dotted with fountains and bronze sculptures.