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Tuesday, 11 August 2015

Moshi - A Smart location in PCMC, Pune

IS MOSHI REALLY A SMART LOCATION TO BUY PROPERTY IN PUNE,PCMC ?
Key points highlight Advantage Moshi as a property location or place to stay.
  • Moshi is just very close to Nashik road/Highway. Thus all the properties in Moshi have easy connectivity and access to the main road which is very well done up.
  • Nashik Phata is just 18-20 minutes of drive wherein you connect to Hinjewadi,Aundh,Baner etc using the flyover or Shivajinagar and Pimpri is easily accessible.
  • Talawade IT Park is just 10 minutes drive from Moshi, thus making it very convenient place to own a home especially for people who work in companies like Cap Gemini, Syntel and other IT Companies based in Talawade IT Park.
  • Chakan is hardly 20 minutes drive. Chakan is one of the larget industrial hub and has a huge employment opportunities with top MNC’s having there production facilities.
  • Marriot Courtyard at Chakan is a easy drive and so are other locations of fun,leisure and sports activity.
  • Bhosari industrial area which has companies like TATA Motors,Bajaj etc are all within 10-20 minutes of drive.
  • Alandi and DY Patil college is hardly 5-10 minutes drive.
  • Price advantage as compared to other micro markets of similar sizes.
Src. puneproperties.com

Friday, 28 November 2014

Skillful Command Of The Hammer Over The Chisel







It is aptly said that “life is architecture & architecture is the mirror of life.” depicting the nomadic life are the Ajanta Caves.

Magnanimous & beautiful, the Ajanta Caves in Maharashtra are breathtaking & illustrate the history in a visually enticing manner. Located merely 55 kms from Jalgaon city & 105 kms from Aurangabad these are prominently known as the world’s greatest historical monuments. Discovered in AD 1819 these caves are dated back to the 2nd Century BC. These 30 rock-cut cave monuments boast of never seen before architecture. Out of the 30 caves in Ajanta 9, 10, 19, 26 and 29 are Chaitya-Grihas (in modern texts on Indian architecture, the term chaitya-griha is often used to denote an assembly or prayer hall that houses a stupa)and the rest are monasteries. Depicting the Jakarta tales these caves include paintings and sculptures that are considered to be masterpieces of Buddhist religious art. All the rock-cut caves have paintings on the verandahs, inner walls and ceilings, revealing some of the most beautiful masterpieces of world art.

There are also symbolic Buddhist mounds called Stupas, and cells for monks called Viharas. There are giant sculptures of Buddha's, Bodhisattvas (potential Buddha's), or Taras (female Buddhist divinities), as also Dwarapalas (doorkeepers).

All the paintings show heavy religious influence and are centric to the live of Buddha, Bodhisattvas, and Jatakas. The paintings are executed on a ground of mud-plaster in the tempera technique.