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[L432]Liverpool City Of Culture
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Given its strategic location and development of infrastructure, Mohali is the city of the future and it would give a tough competition to Chandigarh in the years to come, feels Gursharan Batra, president of Chandigarh Overseas Private Limited, promoters of the Fashion Technology Park (FTP) in Sector 90 of Mohali.
“With the international airport project getting clearance and several major realtors, including Ansals, Parsvnath, Emmar MGF, and TDI, developing mega projects, the city is witnessing unprecedented urban growth and set to emerge as the favourite destination for global investors and end users", Batra told The Tribune in an interview.

“In fact, this satellite town of Chandigarh, is fast emerging as the new architecturally-planned and modern green city of India with realtors sparing thought for quality and environment. Besides, the development of infrastructure such as well-planned roads, sewerage, power and water supply by the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) in the 27 new sectors in the Mohali grid, is set to further make the township a favourite destinations for a cross section of people, including the NRIs.

Keeping these factors in mind, our company had decided to develop the FTP on an area of 13.76 acres in the strategically-located sector 90. The FTP aims at propelling the Indian Fashion industry into the international limelight", he said.

“It is India’s strategic response to the rapidly expanding global fashion market as the Indian fashion industry is in the process of building future brands," he asserts.

Once developed the FTP would give a further fillip to the real estate sector as the land in and around Mohali had been acquired by the major real estate players.
With large chunks of land at their disposal, the developers can plan their projects in a better way than in the neighbouring cities of Chandigarh and Panchkula, he claims.

“At the FTP, we are developing two set-ups simultaneously. One is building construction, the physical infrastructure, and the other is the business development, intellectual infrastructure. Both set-up would integrate to make Mohali the fashion capital of the country", he added.

Interestingly, the FTP is well-connected to many booming industrial centres having a large number of textile and garment manufacturing units like Ludhiana, Amritsar and Baddi besides Delhi.

Batra says that with infrastructure in place the starting of international flights from Mohali will act as a catalyst for urban development. This, coupled with the new development initiatives undertaken by the Parkash Singh Badal government for the development of Chandigarh’s periphery would only instill confidence among the investors in Mohali", he adds.


Liverpool is, of course, most famous for being the city that spawned
The Beatles. But there is much more to this fascinating city's past
than just the Fab Four. Recent years have seen extensive re-development
in the city and Liverpool is once again on the up swing in terms of
popularity. The docks have been rejuvenated, there is a thriving
cultural scene and the city is today renowned all over the UK for its
nightlife. Once again on the up, Liverpool is well worth a visit for
any visitor.


Places of interest:


  • WORLD MUSEUM LIVERPOOL continues to be a favourite with locals and
    visitors alike. From the creepy Bug House and brand-new Aquarium to The
    Natural History Centre and Treasure House Theatre, families will find
    enough to keep them coming back for years.

  • WALKER ART GALLERY is known as the National Gallery of the North.
    It houses an internationally important collection of art from the 14th
    to the 20th century. The collection is especially rich in European Old
    Masters, Victorian and Pre-Raphaelite pictures and modern British works.

  • MUSEUM OF LIVERPOOL LIFE Celebrate the unique character of this
    vibrant city and its contribution to national life in three fascinating
    galleries - City Lives, The River Room, and City Soldiers. Other
    galleries include Mersey Culture - from Brookside to the Grand National
    - Making a Living and Demanding a Voice.

  • TATE LIVERPOOL is housed in a beautiful converted warehouse; Tate
    Liverpool is one of the largest galleries of modern and contemporary
    art outside London. Home to the National Collection of Modern Art in
    the North with exhibitions from 1900 to the present day, the Tate holds
    regular introductory tours, exhibition talks and lectures as well as
    free family events every Sunday.

  • MERSEYSIDE MARITIME MUSEUM This award-winning attraction tells the
    story of Liverpool's seafaring heritage and the Merchant Navy, from its
    role in the transatlantic slave trade to obtaining one of the finest
    collections of shipping records in the UK

  • THE BEATLES STORY is where you can experience the greatest pop
    story the world has ever known; in the city where it all began. This
    multi-award winning attraction tells the personal tales of Liverpool's
    favourite sons, including a full-size replica of the Cavern Club, Abbey
    Road studios, a walk-through the Yellow Submarine and The White Room.
    New sections include ?Paul McCartney: The Solo Years? and the ?Living
    History? Audio Tour featuring the voices of the Fab Four's most
    influential figures.



  • Things to do:


    Guided tours are a great way to see the city. Taking you to places and
    visiting attractions, which you might otherwise miss. From the Beatles
    to Cathedrals, Sports tours and murder mysteries, Liverpool is awash
    with outstanding tours each guaranteed to make your visit truly
    memorable. If you want to get the family out and about, and get a dose
    of history and wildlife at the same time, take a trip along the Leeds
    and Liverpool Canal. You can travel along the canal by boat or cycle or
    walk the canal path. Croxteth Hall Country Park is an excellent choice
    for parents who want to give the kids a run around away from the city
    centre. Or visit Chester Zoo and see lions, tigers and giraffes.


  • CROXTETH HALL& COUNTRY PARK is one of the major heritage
    centres of the North West. Visit The Historic Hall, Croxteth Home Farm
    (great for kids) and the Victorian Walled Garden. Entrance to the park
    is free.

  • CHESTER ZOO offers a fun and stimulating days out for everyone, no
    matter what age or ability. As well as 500 different species of animals
    and award-winning gardens, it offers first class facilities that ensure
    your days out really are as enjoyable as possible.

  • CAVERN CITY TOURS can organise day trips and weekend packages to
    suit every Beatle fan. You can even take a trip on the real Magical
    Mystery Tour. They also present the International Beatle Week Festival
    in August.

  • AINTREE RACECOURSE is the beloved home of the Grand National.
    Aintree Racecourse hosts a range of professional and amateur events
    throughout the year.



  • Food & Drink:


    Liverpool's restaurant scene has blossomed over the past decade with
    new eateries seemingly popping up overnight. The city's ethnic
    diversity has led to a wide range of dining choices when it comes to
    style. Being home to the oldest Chinese community in Europe has meant a
    plethora of Chinese restaurants, a significant proportion of which lie
    in the city's Chinatown. However, one of the most impressive actually
    looks out over the River Mersey from a marvellous vantage point on
    Columbus Quay.


  • Blundell Street Restaurant (near Kings Dock) offers a modern take
    on the classic Sinatra-era cabaret lounges. International cuisine mixes
    with the best crooners in town to complete a very lively night out, so
    if you remember the glory days of the Rat Pack or simply want your meal
    to go with a swing then this is the place to go.

  • Sapporo Teppanyaki Restaurant is where the preparation of food is
    pure entertainment. Expert chefs flaunt their outstanding skills and
    creative flair to ensure that every meal is unique.

  • 60 Hope Street has been voted Best Merseyside Restaurant of the
    Year four times. This haven for European cuisine offers modern dining
    at a very reasonable price, though you are advised to book early.

  • Colin's Bridewell restaurant is set in an Old Police Station,
    Colin's upstairs dining room is light and airy whilst downstairs, and
    five original cells offer the ideal venue for a private party.



  • Liverpool Hotels & Accommodation:


    Liverpool's extensive range of hotels, bed and breakfasts, guesthouses,
    and self-catering accommodation offer a wide range of style and price.
    Accommodation ranges from luxury hotels to medium-priced hotels,
    family-run bed & breakfasts and self-catering apartments in the
    city centre.



















  • Entertainment


    In a city with such a wealth of musical achievement, you would expect a
    dazzling, diverse and vibrant nightlife. And that's exactly what
    Liverpool offers. Performing arts in Liverpool have a renowned
    reputation and famous city theatres have hosted performances by
    writers, directors, actors and actresses who have gone on to become
    world-famous names in the world of theatre, film and television.


  • FACT (a centre for Film, Art and Creative Technology) is located in
    the centre of one of the city's growing nightlife scene. The specially
    and strikingly designed building houses cinemas, studios and other
    venues giving Liverpool another state-of-the-art performing arts venue
    and creative centre.

  • ALBERT DOCK WATERFRONT complex contains bars, restaurants and club
    venues including an award-winning comedy club and other venues popular
    with soccer stars, local television personalities and other celebrities.

  • LIVERPOOLEMPIRE THEATRE is the largest two-tier theatre in the UK
    and still leads the way, with one sell-out performance after another.

  • LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC HALL is the home to the Royal Liverpool
    Philharmonic Orchestra and a broad spectrum of rock, jazz, world,
    contemporary music and comedy. Watch classic films on its unique
    Walturdaw rising cinema screen.



  • Liverpool is full of tradition. Music, Maritime and Sporting history
    dominates this city. Add this to the cultural history on show and the
    regeneration that has made it the European City of Culture for 2008
    this is a city that cannot be missed.


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