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Monday, March 30, 2015

2:44 AM

12 Amazing Guest Houses You Should Stay At In India!


12 Amazing Guest Houses You Should Stay At In India!




Here's some of the best Home Stays and boutique Guest Houses in India!

1. Rosie's Lakeside Retreat Homestay, Udaipur, Rajasthan

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Overlooking Lake Pichola, this duplex apartment comes with all the modern luxuries required by the 21st century tourist would require. The veranda is comfortably designed where the soothing breeze from the lake is perfect to end the evening in contemplation.
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A two minute walk away is the City palace which is home to the Maharaja's family and the 15th century Jagdish temple with its intricate stone work. 
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Right at the buildings doorstep is the boat stand where you can cruise on the waters of the lake into the idyllic sunset. 

2. Heritage Apartment @ Hauz Khas, New Delhi

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One Bedroom beautiful apartment designed as a of blend of contemporary and traditional Rajasthani style with a fantastic view of the Deer Park lake and the 13th century monuments in the buzzing area of Hauz Khas Village. The apartment has one bedroom, one drawing room with a dining space and a balcony. 
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Feel the old bygone days of Delhi as you look at the monuments and visitors soaking in the natural splendour of the deer park. 

3. Jade Munnar, Kerala

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Nestled in the mountains of the tea producing hill station of Munnar, the Jade guest house is run by a family who make sure that guests get to appreciate the beauty of nature while dining under the stars and gazing into the greenery of the mountain forestry while soaking in the emerald chemical-free pool. 
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4. Lovedale Lakeside Home Stay, Alappuzha, Kerala

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Facing Lake Vembanad, the house is located in Alleppey. Experience life in God's own country as you take boat rides in the lake, learn how to fish and enjoy delicious cuisine in an al-fresco setting. Soak in the sun as you relax on a hammock or find inspiration to get your creative juices flowing. 
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Friday, December 21, 2012

11:12 AM

Gmail Users in Iran Regain Access to Accounts

Iran bannedIranian officials have unblocked Gmail services for the country's citizens, Reuters reported. The unblocking marks a quick end to the government sanctioned block of Google's email service.

Officials have reported that the Gmail block was an unexpected consequence of the country's YouTube shut down.

Iran is said to be blocking YouTube in protest of a recent anti-Islam video posted on the video-sharing site.

"We wanted to ban YouTube and then Gmail was cut off as well, and this was unintended," Iranian official Mohammad Reza Aghamiri told the Mehr News Agency, according to Reuters. "We absolutely do not want YouTube to be accessible. Therefore, the telecommunications ministry is trying to find a way to solve this problem so that it can block YouTube in the HTTPS protocol while leaving Gmail accessible."

Gmail services were shut down last week in an attempt to protest YouTube. The video-sharing site has fallen into hot water because of its decision to not take down a controversial anti-Islam video posted on its site earlier this year.

The Gmail shut down irked some Iranian legislators. Iranian political figure Hossein Garousi reportedly threatened to summon Iranian telecommunications Minister Reza Taqipour to parliament for questioning if Gmail wasn't reinstated, according to Reuters.

Iran is known for its strict internet policies. Country officials already ban members of certain industries from using foreign email. Rumors also began spreading that the country would move to a local intranet following the Stuxnet virus scare from earlier this year.

Despite the governments attempts to ban certain internet uses many Iranian citizens are said to avoid restrictions by using virtual private networks to gain access to blocked sites.

This article was originally published on V3.

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