Theaters In Ahmedabad

MembName er Name	Area	Phone
Advance Talkies	Lal Darwaja	+91-79-25506580
Amber Cinema	Saraspur	+91-79-22742192
Amrapali Theatre	Gomtipur	+91-79-22774418
Anupam Cinema	Daxini Society	+91-0-9426360693
Apsara Cinema	Calico Mills	+91-79-25326900
Aradhana Cinema	Calico Mills	+91-79-25326900
Ashok Cinema	Gheekanta Road	+91-79-25356598
City Gold Cinema	Asarwa Ex South	+91-79-22205515
City Pulse Cinema Booking Office	Ashram Road	+91-79-65218134
City Pulse Cinema	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-65728080
Devi Multiplex	Ashram Road	+91-79-27540192
Drive In Cinema	Thaltej Road	+91-79-27482710
Essem Entertaiment Pvt Ltd	Azad Society	+91-79-26929721
Fun Cinema	Azad Society	+91-0-9879112109
Fun Republic Cinema	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-66300402
Galaxy Cinema	Naroda Road	+91-79-22840440
Gauri Cinema	Azad Society
Geeta Cinema	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-22872444
Golden Cinema	Vatva	+91-79-25711605
Gujarat Cine Enterprises Private Limited	Daxini Society	+91-79-27546020
Gujarat Science City Cinema	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-23244849
Gujrat Science City	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-65222128
Gurumaya Theaters	Kabirchowk	+91-79-25329822

I Max Theatre	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-65220111
Kamal Cinema	Gujarat Vidhyapith Ahmeda	+91-79-27506888
Lalitamahal Cinema	Ranip	+91-79-27523255
Madhuram Theatre	G P O	+91-79-25622261
Mangalam Cinema P Ltd	Ashram Road	+91-79-26408629
Manglam Cinema Pvt Ltd	Ashram Road	+91-79-26408629
Maya Cinema	Sardarnagar	+91-79-22816158
Mira Cinema	Space	+91-79-25393450
Mohan Cinema	Asarwa Chakla	+91-79-22680321
Natraj Cinema	Ashram Road	+91-79-26587808
Neon Home Theater	<<No Area found>>	+91-0-9426071808
Pooja Cinema	Dariapur	+91-79-22131074
Priti Theatre	Naranpura	+91-79-27641275
R World Cinema	Ambawadi	+91-79-23971601
Raj Multiplex Pvt Ltd	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-26585906
Rajshree Cinema	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-23226060
Red Carpet Cinema	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-27437114
Relief Cinema	G P O	+91-79-25507748
Roopalee Cinema	Lal Darwaja	+91-79-25502918
Rupam Cinema	G P O	+91-79-25356787
Sapna Cinema	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-26820750
Shital Cinema	Gomtipur	+91-79-22161225
Shiv Cinema	Ashram Road	+91-79-26589973
Shiv Digital Cinema	Odhav I E	+91-79-22900201
Shyam Cinema (Bareja)	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-26302365
Sunset Drive In Cinema	Thaltej Road	+91-79-27454600
Sunset Drive-In Cinema Pvt Ltd	Thaltej Road
Theatre And Media Centre (Budreti Trust)	<<No Area found>>	+91-79-29298404
Theatres4U	Azad Society	+91-0-9825068780
Usha Cinema	Saraspur	+91-79-22774583
Wide Angle Essem Entertainment Private Limited	Azad Society	+91-79-26929721

GolaWala- Ahmedabad

With the summer heat hitting hard on everybody, one can’t help but drink cold beverages, shakes and juices. Along with these drinks that sell like hot cakes (pardon the pun) every summer, there is another section that makes lots of money too - the local Gola wala! How many of you remember eating golas every evening or afternoon to beat the heat and get some relief. Remember going to the beach, walking past a line of vendors who sell these tasty, colorful icy treats. You would notice kids lingering around like bees, girls in their teens trying to pester the Gola wala for extra syrup by fluttering their eyes. The older generation are as eager only they act more sophisticated about it. It brings to your mind that Ratatouille Moment where you see yourself as a child, looking at the wonderfully cold and tasty ice in front of you! That was the best prize you could get. Rose, orange, kala khatta, mango flavored, you name it and they have it. Just one wouldn’t be enough. Like the new saying goes “No one can eat just one.”

How many of you remember bribing your parents to get that one Gola. You would say “I will study continuously for 1 hour if I got one Gola today”. Sometimes that would work and the rest of the times you would get a stare that would drive you away in order to escape a slap. Bets with friends would have a Gola as the prize for winning it. Also who can forget the first “chuski” of the Gola with your loved one? One can just never let go of those days. Drive down to the Gola wala and have a “chuski” of those long gone memories and bid farewell to this hot summer!

the Gola wala is the ice slush vendor. With several  bottles of colorful syrups lined up in his cart, an ice crusher  machine  and such essentials like gola sticks, glasses and bowls, he churns out the most tasty ice golas.On crushed ice the flavored syrups like Kala khatta, orange  is poured with a sprinkle of chaat masala and it is sucked to enjoy it's taste.Kala Khatta is one of the flavors of tangy syrup that is poured on crushed ice to form a Gola. Gola is ice candy that is generally a frozen, tangy flavored ice slush, quite similar to the American snow cone.One has to lick or suck the syrup from the ice candy.It is also known as  'Chuski.''. It's one of Mumbai's speciality  the kala khatta  flavored golas. Now a days you do get sterile golas made by people wearing gloves and using bottled safe mineral water for the ice.

Alpha 1 - Ahmedabad

Setting up AlphaOne at Ahmedabad, the largest city in the state of Gujarat, was driven by factors such as - its importance as a centre for art, culture and education. This city is also well known for culinary adventurism and the love of the good life. In Ahmedabad, families live, work, eat and entertain together. AlphaOne Ahmedabad plans to emerge as that ‘one’ destination where the families of Ahmedabad can relax and rejuvenate with each other 

The development area of AlphaOne Ahmedabad is 1.2 million sq.ft. Pitched as a ‘single destination getaway’ for the entire city, AlphaOne will bring the City of Ahmedabad the best in Retail, Entertainment, Food and Stay. 

The innovative design of AlphaOne is courtesy world renowned, international architects, ARCOP and the AlphaOne management has developed strategic associations with prominent clients such as Lifestyle, Shoppers Stop Ltd and Cinepolis.

Today AlphaOne is proud to partner with key anchors like Shoppers Stop, Hypercity, Lifestyle and Cinepolis in order to make AlphaOne the ‘one’ destination where the families of Ahmedabad can relax and rejuvenate with each other. Apart from this leading stores, AlphaOne is also showcasing Indian and International brands like Wills Lifestyle, Guess, Puma, Nike, Biba, Timex, Lilliput and lots more. Some of these brands have partnered with AlphaOne in the city of Amritsar too, where they have revolutionized the shopping experience for the people of Amritsar and turned around business for themselves. It is these names that make AlphaOne a key destination not only for consumers but for brands too. 

Since Gujarati cuisine is one of India’s most exclusive and evolved, Gujarati eating has become that way too. We at AlphaOne are well aware of how Gujaratis eat and enjoy food which was the main reason behind creating a state of the art food court for our Gujarati patrons. 

The love for good food is akin to the love for life. We bring you a vast array of speciality dishes and eclectic cuisines, all suited to the palate that Ahmedabad is famous for. Flavours, Gujarat’s largest vegetarian food court is that one stop shop where you are likely to find a favourite dish for each member of the family. 

So eat, drink and celebrate at Ahmedabad’s newest and largest culinary destination. A place that brings you fine dining and fine food along with a host of other opportunities. Come join us for an unforgettable meal, every time!

Nirma University-Ahmedabad

Nirma University of Science & Technology was established in April 2003. Institute of technology is now a constituent of Nirma University of Science & Technology.

The Institute started in rented premises in 1995 with five under graduate programmes affiliated to Gujarat University. In 1996 the Institute started functioning in new campus & subsequently in April 2003, Nirma University was established. Institute of Technology is constituent of Nirma University. Following are the programmes offered by institute of technology,

Under Graduate Programmes Started in Year Chemical Engineering 1995 Electrical Engineering 1995 Electronics & Communications Engineering 1995 Instrumentation & Control Engineering 1995 Mechanical Engineering 1995 Civil Engineering 1996 Information Technology 1997 Computer Engineering 1998 Post Graduate Programmes Started in Year MCA 1998 Electrical Engineering [Specialization in Power Electronics, Machines & Drives] 2002 Chemical Engineering [Specialization in Environmental Process Design]        2002 Civil Engineering [Specialization in Computer Aided Structural Analysis & Design] 2002 Mechanical Engineering [Specialization in CAD/CAM] 2003 Electronics & Communications Engineering [Specialization in VLSI Design] 2003 Computer Science and Engineering 2004

Fabric Things In Ahmedabad

Fabric work 

Indian fabric enjoys a world wide reputation. The ethnicity, colors, patterns and quality is unmatched by any other fabric in the world. With the Indian fashion industry seeing a growth in the world market, the demands for Indian fabric has risen all over the world. In India, much of the textile industries are concentrated in Ahmedabad. The commercial centre of Gujarat, Ahmedabad is famous for its Traditional Bandhej Fabric. Popular for its intricate designs and the lovely hues, the Traditional Bandhej Fabric in Ahmedabad is in great demand all over the country. Bandhej work is a special type of tie and dye work with its origins in Jaipur by the name of leheriya. However another story of origin states that the special form of textile was brought by Muslim Khatris to the Kutch region. Starting its journey from Jamnagar, bandhni gradually became the most recognized fabric in Ahmedabad. If the city's monuments are of great interest to the historians, then the Traditional Bandhej Fabric in Ahmedabad is the most prized possession of the shopper's. With the rising demand, the fabric has now made way into the other state markets.

Colors and patterns are the two most important factors that make a bandhej work stand out. The various traditional patters involved in this printing technique are Barah baag, Bavan baag, Chokidal, Ambadal, and Kambaliya. Meant especially for the brides are two designs called Shikhara and Chandokhni. Basant Bahar is a special design to symbolize the colors of spring. Among the colors used, the primary ones are red and saffron. Red is associated with marriage and the saffron color with the ascetics. The color Yellow stands for the spring season and maroon and black symbolize mourning. Raw materials used as the base are muslin, silk cloth or handloom. However other requirements of this textile printing are the quick use of hands to tie the knots precisely and a good sense of color. The craftsmen of Gujarat excel in this art which justifies the excellent quality of Traditional Bandhej Fabric in Ahmedabad.

In Gujarat two centers are famous for their Bandhej works- Ahmedabad and Jamnagar. However Ahmedabad scores above the other centre for being the state's commercial hub. Going through the old city streets which are a treasure trove of silk patola saris in Ahmedabad , antique jewellery in Ahmedabad and handicrafts items in Ahmedabad make Shopping in Ahmedabad fun. The streets, bazaars are the most authentic place for buying this colorful fabric. Dress materials, Salwar kameez, saris, blouses and skirts all are available in bright colors. Bargaining is the key word here to strike the most lucrative deal. Now that you know what to buy foremost in Ahmedabad and shopping being one of the most important Things to do in Ahmedabad , the best places you can visit are the boutiques along C.G Road and the outlets near Law Garden. Two well known places to look out for the Traditional Bandhej Fabric of Ahmedabad are Archana Shah's Bandhej, Anuradha Vakil's Boutique and Sanskruti. The prices are however fixed in such places. For cheap buys the shopping malls, Gujarat Emporia and the city's main shopping hub, Manek Chowk near Lal Darwaja are worth a visit.

Handicraft Items in Ahmedabad

Handicraft 

Other than its textiles, Ahmedabad is well known for its handicrafts. Handicrafts are an integral part of the city's cultural life. Available in various forms, every object in Ahmedabad is equivalent to a work of art. Handicrafts Items in Ahmedabad is famous all over the country for the detail and designs. With a Textile background and a rich folklore, Handicrafts Items in Ahmedabad are not only the identity of the city but for the various tribes and villages of Gujarat too. Starting right from the heavily embroidered fabric works, to pottery, dhurries, carpets, rugs, blankets, bags, coats, woolen garments, wood works, showpieces, list is endless. There is a ready market for the handicrafts items in Ahmedabad. Known as the Handicrafts Bazaar the place is a storehouse of the popular handicrafts to be found in Ahmedabad. Not only are the pride of the locals, the Handicrafts Items in Ahmedabad also a source of sustenance for the people involved in the making of this rare pieces of art. However if you are concerned about where to buy the handicrafts items from, then the C.G Market in Ahmedabad is good for the patola silks and pottery. For antiques, showpieces with wood carvings and furniture's of all sizes and shapes the Teen Darwaja in Ahmedabad is worth a visit.

Handicrafts Items of Ahmedabad like the rugs, carpets, dhurries are made personally at the family looms. As such they are not only authentic but can be identified as a master piece made out of lovely patterns and colors. The villages of Bhuj and Saurashtra specialize in making these items. Handloom is a thriving industry in Ahmedabad and the soft quilts are the best products of this weaving industry. Coming from the villages located on the Ahmedabad Bhavnagar Highway, the Ahmedabad quilts have now become a common household item. The wall hangings featuring Rogan printing are perfect gift items to take back home. The rogan prints are also used in embroidering the tablecloths, skits, saris and curtains. Other Handicrafts Items of Ahmedabad worth buying are antique jewellery, mirror studded jewellery boxes, ashtrays, rosewood and ivory engraved knives, sticks, nut crackers.

Some of the well known shops offering you the best price in the handicrafts items are Hastkala, Kapasi, Banascraft, Gurjari and Bandhej. Prices can be a bit high but then you can always strike up a bargain which is an inherent aspect of Shopping in Ahmedabad

Law Garden - Ahmedabad

Most popular picnic spot in the city, the Law Garden in Ahmedabad would be a fantastic experience to all. Located at the heart of the city, the lovely ambiance of the garden provides the visitor with enormous and splendid pastime hobbies. Along with lots of recreational activities, one can make the evenings more colourful by tasting the mouth-watering delicacies of Gujarat. 

While you are undertaking sightseeing in Ahmedabad , you can definitely pay a visit to the beautiful gardens, named the Law Garden, in the city. The Law Garden in Ahmedabad is one of the most popular and colorful public gardens of the city. Everyday a large number of tourists come to visit and check out the beauty of this marvelous garden.

The Law Garden in Ahmedabad is a popular recreation center of the city. Unlike other gardens of the city, the Law Garden is filled with a large number of shops selling handicraft items and Indian delicacies that are worth going for. All this makes the garden a popular place to hang out, especially amongst the younger generation.

The Law Garden in Ahmedabad has its own market, which sells numerous handicrafts items such as cane items, wooden items, traditional Indian clothes and others. Foreigners usually visit the market for the Indian handicrafts sold here by the local people. The street hawkers are profited by selling various kinds of mouth-watering food items. Not only the visitors, but also the college students and the office workers enjoy the taste of stuffs like bhuttas, dosas and other fast foods. Of course, ice-cream parlors are there to relieve you from the heat.

Law Garden has numerous and fantastic shopping malls ideal for seasonal shopping. You can find the garment shops being frequented by the shopaholics. One can find colorful skirts, saris, and cushions displayed in these shops. One can also find designer dresses in these malls. Local people enjoy the Navratri shopping for some of the exclusive stocks available during that time.

People freak out at the gardens with a whole lot of energy and enjoy a rollicking time. The Law Garden in Ahmedabad has a unique character of its own. It adds a blend of color to the vibrancy of the city.

To enjoy a long cherished experience and rejuvenate one's life a visit to the Law Garden in Ahmedabad is indispensable

Law Garden is not just a beautiful place but it is a hub of local vendors who sells excellent clothing items and handicraft materials. These shopping centers are more popular with the locals since it sells fine verities of Navaratri outfits. Other frequent visitors in the park are college students, who prefer to eat and shop in affordable prices. 

This pictorial place is named after the law college that situates adjacent to it. Law garden offers something to every body, be it kids, youth or the old. The sprawling expanse of the garden is usual venue of cultural activities like Music concerts, dance festivals and the like.

Gujarat Chief Minster Mr Narendra Modi

Modi was born in a middle class family in Vadnagar in Mehsana district of what was then Bombay State, India. During the Indo-Pak war in the mid sixties, even as a young boy, he volunteered to serve the soldiers in transit at railway stations. As a young man, he joined the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, a student organization and was involved in the anti-corruption Nav Nirmāṇ ("Reconstruction") Movement. After working as a full time organizer for the organization, he was later nominated as its representative in the Bharatiya Janata Party. As a teenager Modi used to run a tea stall with his brother. Modi completed his schooling in Vadnagar. He earned a masters degree in political science from Gujarat University.

Narendra Modi is a vibrant chief minister of the Indian State of Gujrat.

The first slogan that he coined to capture the voters imagination was “Apnu Gujarat, Agavun Gujarat or Our Gujarat, Unique Gujarat”.

Since 7th October 2001 has been the chief minister of the Indian state of Gujrat. Narendra Modi was promoted to the office following the defeat of the BJP in the elections.

In December 2002, Narendra Modi won re – election as chief minister with 126 seats in the 182 – member assembly. In the early 1990′s, as elections organiser he participated in the rise to political dominance of the Bharatiya Janata Party in Gujarat.

Mr Narendra Modi was born on 17th September 1950, to a middle class family in the Mehsana district of Gujarat. During his student life, Narendra Modi displayed influential leadership qualities, and this was clearly seen when Narendra Modi successfully set up a new chapter of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, at that time it was a powerful national student body.

This post – graduate in political science, Modi entered social life right at the beginning of his career, in the early seventies. Narendra Modi joined the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh as a young man in the year 1974.

After that he became a full – time worker and organiser for it. During his engagement with RSS, Narendra Modi plunged into the anti – corruption movement. In the early 1980s, Narendra Modi joined the Bharatiya Janata Party. Narendra Modi was the brigde between the RSS and the BJP.

Modi was recognized as the master planner between 1988 and 1995, who had successfully carried out the necessary groundwork for making BJP the ruling party of the state.

The responsibility of organizing two crucial national events were entrusted to Narendra Modi during this period – the Somnath to Ayodhya Rath Yatra (a very long march) of Mr Advani and a similar march from Kanyakumari (the southern most part of India) to the troubled Kashmir in north.

To note a statement of Lal Krishna Advani, a senior leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party about Modi “a leader who, after being subjected to a malicious and prolonged campaign of vilification, has been able to impress even his critics with his determination, single – minded focus, integrity and a wide array of achievements in a relatively short time”.

In the beginning, Narendra Modi was believed to be a back – room operator for the political party. Narendra Modi was made the National Secretary of the party in the year 1995, in charge of five major states in India.

Narendra Modi was asked to head the government of Gujrat in the turmoil period (2001) of Gujrat, as the state was undergoing problems because of several natural calamities including the massive Gujarat Earthquake in January 2001.

In order to compensate for economic losses, Modi re – organised the government’s administrative structure. It was during his headship Gujarat registered the highest growth rate among all the states in India with a GDP growth rate of over 10%.

Narendra Modi was credited by the Gujrat Government for reducing the fiscal deficiency of the state treasury by fifty percent and reducing the losses of the Gujarat State Electricity Board. It is his initiative with which the availability of electricity in many parts of rural Gujarat was increased in over 5,000 villages.

Successful raising of the height of the Narmada Dam from 95 to 110.64 metres is one of the most substantial accomplishments of his government that has been resulted in increased irrigation, water supplies and hydroelectric power.

The increased height has resulted in waters finally flowing to practically all parts of the state. Several drinking water schemes, in addition, have been accomplished and the problem of water scarcity is nearly on its way to extermination.

By over one hundred per cent, value of the agricultural production of Gujarat has grown during the first three years of the Narendra Modi’s government.

Narendra Modi is considered to be one of the most easily reachable political leaders in India. Narendra Modi is popular and progressive, tech – savvy and a true democrat, a poet and author of three books.

For the 500,000 government employees in Gujarat, Modi has launched a motivated training programme. Narendra Modi is a leader who believes in teamwork. This initiative of him is being watched in admiration by every other state and is in for replication through out the nation.

A true Karmayogi (doer), as Narendra Modi has been named Mr Modi refuses to be intimidated by catastrophes and turmoil and is effectively leading Gujrat to be one of the top states of India.

His trail – blasting efforts have afforded rich dividends for the economy of the state.

Narendra Modi has been awarded by ‘India Today’ as the best chief minister twice in three years. Modi is considered front – runner in party’s leadership among the next generation of politicians.

A section of society calls him “Chhotte Sardar” the next Sardar Patel who is most distinguished politician from Gujarat – State who is the architect of India with immeccable contribution to India’s freedom movement.

Narendra Modi is widely esteemed as a youthful and vigorous leader with innovative thoughts. Modi has communicated his vision successfully to the people of Gujarat and has been able to impart faith, trust and hope among the 50 million people of Gujarat.

Image of the state as a preferred investment destination with the successful conclusion of the Vibrant Gujarat Summit in January 2005, among global investors has taken a quantum leap.

Mr Narendra Modi is adored as an able and visionary leader, wide cross section of the people of Gujarat, cutting across religions, income groups and even political affiliations.

Narendra Modi is also admired as one who is successfully, significantly, extensively, transparently and persuasively uplifting the quality of their lives. A skilled narrator and an adroit negotiator, Mr Narendra Modi has earned the love and affection of people from villages and cities.

Ahmedabad Bhadra Fort

Bhadra Fort

The historical city of Ahmedabad is filled with numerous magnificent palaces and forts that are worth paying a visit. The Bhadra Fort in Ahmedabad is one of the most ancient forts of the city, which offers a glimpse into the history of the city and of India.

The Bhadra Fort in Ahmedabad was built in the year 1411 A.D. The magnificent fort was built by Shah Alam, the founder of the city of Ahmedabad. As the fort houses a temple dedicated to Goddess Bhadrakali, hence it was named Bhadra.

The Bhadra fort is Ahmedabad occupies a total area of 44 acres and includes a huge garden as well as a grand pavilion. Tourists from all across the world come to take a look at this marvelous fort. The carved arches, intricately carved balconies and the exquisite Jali work of its windows attract a large number of tourists to this place everyday. The arches of the fort have Islamic inscriptions carved on them.
One of the biggest attractions of this fort is the Teen Darwaja or the Triple gateway. Located on the eastern side of the fort, this huge gateway serves as an entrance to the Royal Square, which is situated inside the fort premises. Step inside the palace and you will take back to the ages of the sultans. Tourists can check out the rooms of the kings, the dungeons where the prisoners were kept, the royal court and other halls and rooms of this grand monumental structure. The roof of the fort offers a wonderful view of the streets surrounding the palace. However, in order to go to the roof, one has to take special permission of the relevant authorities. Dabbed in history, the Bhadra Fort at Ahmedabad tells one tales of Sultan Shah Alam, his family and his courtiers.

Today the fort houses a large number of government office like that of the Archeological Survey of India, a post office and the statue of the first industrialist of the city. The Sidi Sayed Mosque in Ahmedabad is also located inside the premises of this huge fort.

Consisting of splendid palace and beautiful lush green garden, the charm of Bhadra fort is unbeatable. The fort is well known for the Bhadrakali Temple that was built in the dedication of Hindu Goddess 'Bhadra, a different form of Goddess Kali. In the present times, the fort more often serves as the venue for conducting flag hoisting ceremony during the occasion of Independence Day & Republic day.

Within the vicinity of the Bhadra fort, there are located a couple of Government offices. On the eastern side of the fort, lies the well known Teen Darwaza, which is another important tourist attraction spot in Ahmedabad. Bhadra fort, which is made by using the beautiful deep red stones, stands majestically even today. It is the maiden Muslim edifice that was constructed long back in the Ahmedabad city.

The fort houses a magnificent palace, the arches and balconies of which are ornately embellished. People are of the belief that, Goddess Lakshmi had once visited the Bhadra fort and blessed the Sultan that, his city would always remain prosperous. Since times immemorial, people of Ahmedabad have been wealthy and infact, Ahmedabad has throughout been the hub of trade and commerce in the state of Gujarat.

The Bhadra Fort in Ahmedabad is truly one of most famous historical place to go for sightseeing in Ahmedabad . The architectural beauty and the grandeur of the fort are worth taking a look.