David Swift

You cannot create or destroy energy. You can convert it from one form to another. This law of Physics applies to our daily lives as well. One should conserve energy for various purposes. The two important motives for doing so are to save on your utility bills and protect the environment. India and Germany have committed to bringing about sustainable urban development while conserving energy at the same time. It is part of their responsibilities towards achieving the SDGs. The Indian Government has taken initiatives by forming the Smart Cities Mission whereby it will be developing 100 cities into smart cities to compete with the rest of the world. The Indo-German relations are such that Germany has come forward to help India in this endeavour. As an initiative of the Indo-German Development Cooperation, they have taken the lead in assisting India with developing three of its cities, namely Kochi, Coimbatore, and Bhubaneswar. One of the critical aspects of the sm

Festivals in Germany The German people love to have fun and celebrate. The advantage of visiting Germany is that you have some event or festival at all times of the year. You have concerts, exhibitions, film festivals, wine and beer festivals, and the traditional Christmas and Easter festivals among the book fairs and food festivals all year round. That is Germany for you. Let us look at seven of the top festivals in Germany (not in any particular order of preference) worth celebrating. 1.     Weindorf Wine Festival Germans love to have a drink and enjoy life. Hence, you have wine festivals in almost all cities at some point or the other during the year. The Weindorf Wine Festival in Wurzburg is usually held in the last week of May and stretches to the first week of June. You can taste different varieties of wines and have some of the best traditional German food during this fortnight. 2.     Holi Festival of Colours India and Germany have a long history of friendsh

Camel Parade, Bikaner Camel Festiv Bikaner is a city in the North Indian province of Rajasthan, East of Pakistan. The Camel Festival at Bikaner is organised out by the Tourism Department of Rajasthan. The celebration is planned each year during the long stretch of January or late December. You can plan and book a room at Narendra Bhawan Bikaner before the place is booked full. Arabian Nights at Bikaner Bikaner is a very well connected city with the closest air terminal at Jodhpur, regular trains coming in from Delhi, Kolkata, Allahabad, and so on. The travellers can likewise settle on transport administrations, lease autos or jeeps from the neighbouring states. This current celebration's fundamental accentuate is to portray the value of camels.   Bikaner Camel Festival is a yearly celebration committed to the surly, strong creature - the camel. This celebration unconditionally welcomes people in general who need to appreciate the beautiful celebration with full ferv

Men love shoes – no two ways about it. Although it might sound hard to believe – considering shoes have been predominantly perceived as a women’s only domain – men do love flaunting their style-quotient & reflecting their personality through the shoes they adorn. The passion & zest for owning the best & stylish footwear there is within their inner circle, has undoubtedly driven men to own the best they can afford. There’s also a lore behind why men love shoes as reflected in shoemaker John Wildsmith’s cleverly-devised statement. "You are either in your bed or in your shoes – therefore it makes sense that you invest in both - J ohn Wildsmith" Women may love their shoes and might have more options lying at their disposal but when it comes to men’s preferences in footwear – it’s always quality over quantity. Manners may maketh a man but it’s his shoes that define his style. So that being said, right from casual shoes for men , mens brown leather shoe s,