Enjoy the rains in the land of abundant natural beauty

[email protected] (Aalia Jahan)
June 30, 2014

Escape to the hills of Uttrakhand to witness the grey sky, flying mists, clouds, cool breezes and gentle drizzle as Shervani Hilltop, Nainital is all set to offer you the most splendid and relaxing vacation. With the green hills washed with rain, the evening mist, the panoramic view from your window, cozy accommodation, delightful food and exquisite service; this finest Garden resort at Nainital brings to you the most relishing monsoon experience. Be it with your spouse, children, friends or entire family, you are assured a lovely holiday.

Acclaimed for its exquisiteness, tranquility, aesthetics and unsurpassed hospitality, the hill resort is built in the form of little cottages set in the midst of lush green hills. Surrounded by the flora and fauna of the Himalayas, and conveniently placed just 2 km from the Mall road, it is the seventh heaven for the discerning traveler. The hotel with its tastefully done 47 rooms offers a blend of classic and modern amenities to its guest. The hotel offers Deluxe, Premium, hill view, garden view and suite rooms. The best of all of them the Presidential Suite comes with a personal valet for the customer at all times. The multi cuisine restaurant offers Indian and International gastronomic delights. The courtyard bar serves the finest and most impressive collection of liquors ranging from cocktails, mock tails, premium whiskeys and other alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Also, the hotel provides Rain Coat, Umbrella etc to the guest during his/her stay.

Bagging the Trip AdvisorTraveler choice award in the family category', the hotel also pays special attention to ensure a fun time to kids of all ages. Their Toddler room with its toys, clay moulding, blocks and many other games makes the place a kids delight and it is difficult to get them out of this room. For grownups Indoor games like Air-hockey, fuss ball, video games, table tennis, X-box are all available in the activity room along with a pool table in the pool room. Outdoor games like Volleyball, Basketball can be played in the courts and in the sprawling lawns croquet and kite flying are organized by the hotel along with periodical magic shows and puppet shows. Picnics and nearby excursions can also be arranged by them.

Be it for a romantic getaway or a fun filled vacation with your family, or friends seeking time to unwind and have fun aplenty, Shervani Hilltop, Nainital is the most ideal holiday destination for all.

Duration will be two nights and three days. The cost will be Rs 13,999 onwards for a couple on twin sharing basis for two nights and three days. Valid till July 31, 2014.

Inclusions: Accommodations, welcome drink, morning and evening tea with cookies, daily breakfast and dinner, complementary transport to mall at regular interval, adventure activities, bonfire in the evening, nature/jungle walk and recreational activities at the resort.

For reservation, you may contact: 011 43508686, 9873664150, 09411197601.

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New Delhi, Mar 8: In order to spread awareness, a special COVID-19 mobile phone caller tune was launched by all telecom operators with basic infection prevention messages played when a caller dials-out, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said on Saturday.

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India has 39 confirmed cases of deadly coronavirus so far. The disease has caused deaths of 3200 people globally. 

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Seven companies from the coveted list witnessed a decline in their market valuation last week, but their cumulative loss of Rs 37,701.1 crore was less than the total gain made by three firms -- Reliance Industries Limited, Hindustan Unilever Limited and Infosys.

The market capitalisation of Infosys zoomed Rs 52,046.87 crore to Rs 3,85,027.58 crore. Shares of Infosys had rallied over 9 per cent on Thursday after the company posted a stronger-than-expected 12.4 per cent rise in the first quarter consolidated net profit.

Hindustan Unilever Limited added Rs 25,751.07 crore in its market valuation which stood at Rs 5,48,232.26 crore at close on Friday. Reliance Industries' m-cap jumped Rs 20,824.95 crore to Rs 12,11,682.08 crore.

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Washington, Jan 7: Facebook will ban deepfake videos ahead of the US elections but the new policy will still allow heavily edited clips so long as they are parody or satire, the social media giant said Tuesday.

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Clips would be removed if they were "the product of artificial intelligence or machine learning that merges, replaces or superimposes content onto a video, making it appear to be authentic," the statement from Facebook vice-president Monika Bickert said.

However, the statement added: "This policy does not extend to content that is parody or satire, or video that has been edited solely to omit or change the order of words."

US media noted the new guidelines would not cover videos such as the 2019 viral clip -- which was not a deepfake -- of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that appeared to show her slurring her words.

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