Chennai...... 

I would like to thank PROTECT SOFT first and foremost to giving me chance to visit Chennai.
My journey started on 18th Jan from Pune by Chennai mail at 04.00 am .As It was winter season so I took all the warm clothes including one of my favorite "Shawl". It took me 24hrs of traveling to reach my destination Chennai.
First time I was traveling to Chennai, During the train travel I met with Ashish and not to say my journey got a very good co-traveler. We really enjoyed our voyage. Also a co-traveler family offered us some Teel Roti and Pongal. It was awesome.
When I step down to Chennai it was 05.00am and guess what? It was so hot in the morning that I have to remove all my warmers and have to start my day with Cold coffee instead of Hot.
The people of Chennai were very co-operative.
Before coming to Chennai I was wondering that why Chennai People wear LUNGI insted of comfortable PANTS, but when I worked for a day (wearing my JEANS) in Chennai the feeling of wearing a Loongi was Mutual.
All and all it was a  great day and I wrapped up my day relaxing by the sea shore of Marina Beach.
Thanks to Chennai People for their Support

Bhiltek A place to visit in Amravati

Bhiltek A place to visit in Amravati

(Best Session Jan to Feb)

How can I forget the place where I spend the most fabulous days of my life with my family.

Ohhh god please bring...those days back.....

Woh papa ke kandhe par baithke mele me ghumna....

Wohhh maa ki hatho se roti khhanna........

Ohhh god bring those days back......

Bhiltek is a village in Candur tahsil with 58 houses and a population of 305 as per the 1961 Census. It. has a temple of Nagoba also known as Sambusek Maharaj in whose honour an annual fair is held.

 It is situated beside the river Kholad which has its source somewhere in the village Bhankhed. I several time enjoyed bath in the holly river. Actually I dont know swimming but I always enjoyed the session with my father. Thanks to him...

The temple is a plain cabutara or an elevated platform of cement concrete about 3.716 sq. metres (40' square), in the centre of which is the Ligna, sheltered by a single hooded cobra of brass.

Approach can be made by two flights of stairs built on the western and northern sides respectively. The shrine is deeply revered and a fair, lasting for a month, is held in the month of Pausa (about the end of December or beginning of January). It is attended by about 25,000 people. However, the importance of the fair is on the decline. In olden days it lasted for two and a half months and was attended by not less than 60.000 persons.

 It is believed by the people that if a person who is bitten by a snake burns some incense at the temple with appropriate prayers and swallows a little of the ashes, he would recover.

I have attended the fair several time with my Parents. Here one can get the the real taste and smell of Amravati's soil. I love the place......

Prafulla Tagade

(Specially for my Mom & Dad)