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<ul><li>Today, the Park covers an area of 1334 square kilometres after the adjacent Keladevi Sanctuary, Sawai Mansingh sanctuary and a few other forests were added to the Park's territory.</li><li>If you really want to see a <keyword id="9403" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="Tiger">tiger</keyword>, be sure to book at least three safaris.</li><li>Built by the Chauhan Rajputs, the Ranthambore Fort is believed to be the first Jauhar site in Rajput history.</li></ul>Among the leading tiger sanctuaries in India, <keyword id="6368667" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Ranthambore-National-Park">Ranthambore National Park</keyword> in Rajasthan is an old favourite amongst <keyword id="6360144" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="wildlife">wildlife</keyword> lovers despite the promise of sighting the elusive big cat remaining slim. Open from October to June, Ranthambore is perhaps one of the best places to see wild tigers in Rajasthan. Of course, multiple attempts may be required. That said, tigers are not the only creatures inhabiting the dry scrublands. The Park is also home to a host of other wild animals, including leopards, striped hyenas, crocodiles, langurs, rhesus macaques, jackals, jungle cats, caracals, blackbuck, black-naped hare, chinkara and hundreds of species of birds. <div type="image" title="Ranthamore National Park" msid="82015236" hostid="261"></div>Ranthambore was declared a tiger reserve in 1973, and seven years later, a 274.5 square kilometre area of the forest was declared as Ranthambore National Park. Today, the Park covers an area of 1334 square kilometres after the adjacent Keladevi Sanctuary, Sawai Mansingh sanctuary and a few other forests were added to the Park's <a href="https://www.wwfindia.org/about_wwf/critical_regions/national_parks_tiger_reserves/ranthambore_tiger_reserve/">territory</a>. The topography consists primarily of grasslands and forest cover featuring primarily hardy 'dhak' (Butea monosperma) trees that can withstand long dry spells. Also called 'Flame of forest', these dhak trees flower even during the dry season. Safaris<div type="image" title="Ranthambore National Park" msid="82015215" hostid="261"></div>If you really want to see a tiger, be sure to book at least three safaris. Ten kilometres from Sawai Madhopur is the first gate of the Park, and an additional 3 kilometres will take you to the main gate. The safaris take place twice daily -- morning and evening. You have the option to book a Gypsy vehicle that will ensure a more private experience. Else, you can book a seat in a canter which is basically a large open van. Booking can be made in advance from the <a href="http://www.rajasthanwildlife.in/">website</a>, or you can try your luck directly at the Forest Office who keep a few canters and a Gypsy on hold for impromptu reservations.Ranthambore Fort Smack in the middle of the Park is the fascinating 10th-century Ranthambore Fort, strewn around which are ancient temples and mosques, hunting pavilions, lakes and vine-covered chhatris. Built by the Chauhan Rajputs, the Fort is believed to be the first Jauhar site (mass suicide by immolation) in Rajput history. The rather grim story is that the ruler Hammir Deva was embroiled in a long battle with Muslim forces. Although Hammir fought off the invaders, the women who were seeking refuge in the Fort learned that he had succumbed on the battlefield and preferring death to dishonour, they committed mass suicide. Covering an area of 4.5 square kilometres, the ruins of the Fort provide a great vantage point to view the surrounding areas. The Fort also has a few temples dedicated to Ganesha, Shiva and Ramlalaji. DastkarThis not-for-profit NGO was established in 1981 to empower village women to earn regular income by selling their textile and embroidery work. Situated a little beyond the park entrance, the Dastkar Ranthambore Project was started in 1991. At the time, there were only 100 <keyword id="940905" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="bandhani">Bandhani</keyword> workers in Sawai Madhopur. Today, more than 2000 craftspeople work here. The workshop and outlet is definitely worth a visit. <div type="image" title="Ranthambore National Park" msid="82015255" hostid="261"></div> Getting thereAround 463 kilometres from Delhi, Ranthambore can be reached by car, or you can take a train to the town of Sawai Madhopur. There are a bunch of trains that ply this route, including the Nizamuddin–Kota Jan Shatabdi (12060) that leaves Delhi at 1.15 pm and arrives at Sawai Madhopur at around 6 pm. Or you can opt for the Golden Temple Mail (12904) that departs from the Nizammudin station in Delhi at 7.05 am and arrives at Sawai Madhopur at 1 pm. Places to stay There are dozens of places to stay to suit every budget near the Park. <a href="https://www.khemvillas.com/">Khem Villas</a>, a rather swanky property, is run by the late Fateh Singh Rathore's son who was an instrumental force behind the tiger conservation movement here. This impressive eco-lodge set in 22 acres of organic farmland and reafforested land has various accommodation options on offer -- from rooms in the colonial-style bungalow to luxury tents and stone cottages. Run by the <keyword id="167201" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Rajasthan-Tourism-Development-Corporation">Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation</keyword>, <a href="http://rtdc.tourism.rajasthan.gov.in/Client/HotelDetails.aspx?HotelID=SawaiMadhopurJhoomarBaori">RTDC Castle Jhoomar Baori</a> is around 7 kilometres from the station. 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Ranthambore National Park features an excellent variety of wildlife amidst dry scrublands and fortress ruins

Jamnagar (Gujarat) [India], February 28 (ANI): The pre-wedding festivities of Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh <keyword id="19898589" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="ambani" source="keywords">Ambani</keyword>'s youngest son Anant Ambani, who is set to tie the knot with industrialist Viren Merchant's daughter, Radhika Merchant, have started with 'anna seva'. At Jogwad village near Reliance Township in Jamnagar, Mukesh Ambani, Anant Amband other members of the Ambani family, including Radhika Merchant, served traditional Gujarati food to the villagers. Radhika's maternal grandmother and parents - Viren and Shaila Merchant - also took part in the 'anna seva'. Food will be served to about 51,000 local residents, which will continue for the next few days. The Ambani family has organized 'anna seva' to seek the blessings of the local community for the pre-wedding celebrations of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant. After the meal, the attendees enjoyed traditional folk music. Famous Gujarati singer Kirtidan Gadhvi stole the show with his singing. Sharing food is an old tradition in the Ambani family. The Ambani family has been serving food on auspicious family occasions. When the country was grappling with coronavirus pandemic, Reliance Foundation, under the leadership of Anant Ambani's mother Nita Ambani, ran a large food distribution programme. Taking forward the family tradition, Anant Ambani has started his pre-wedding functions with anna seva. The pre-wedding functions are expected to be traditional and grand. Guests will get to experience the beauty of Indian culture at the pre-wedding festivities. The guests at the occasion will receive traditional scarves made by women artisans from Kachchh and Lalpur in Gujarat. Qatar Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, Queen of Bhutan Jetsun Pema, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen, and Saudi Aramco Chairperson Yasir Al Rumayyan are among those invited for the celebrations scheduled between March 1-3. The guest list also includes former Prime Minister of Sweden Carl Bildt, former Prime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper, President of Google Donald Harrison, former President of Bolivia President Jorge Quiroga, former Prime Minister of Australia Kevin Rudd and Chairperson World Economic Forum Klaus Schwab. CEO and MD ADNOC Dr Sultan Al Jaber, CEO bp Murray Auchincloss, Chairman and Founder Colony Capital <keyword id="20770673" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="thomas-barrack" source="keywords">Thomas Barrack</keyword>, , CEO JC2 Ventures John Chambers, former CEO bp Bob Dudley, President of Global Development at BMGF Christopher Elias, Executive Chairman at Exor John Elkann, and CEO of Endeavor Ari Emanuel are also expected to be in Jamnagar next month. Chairman and CEO BlackRock Larry Fink, CEO Brookfield Asset Management Bruce Flatt, Co-chair Board member BMGF Bill Gates, COO BlackRock Rob L Goldstein, Managing Director Morgan Stanley Michael Grimes, Chairman Hilton &amp; Hyland Richard Hilton, Vice Chairman Berkshire Hathway Ajit Jain, Board Member Mandarin Oriental Archie Keswick, Scientist Dr Richard Klausner, Businessman Jared Kushner, Founder <keyword id="20626887" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="thrive-capital" source="keywords">Thrive Capital</keyword> Joshua Kushner, Former CEO bp Bernard Looney, Former Governor Businessman Terry McAuliffe, Scientist and Entrepreneur <keyword id="20770671" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="yuri-milner" source="keywords">Yuri Milner</keyword>, Founder and CEO Lupa Systems James Murdoch, President and CEO Aramco Amin H Nasser, Founder NV Investments <keyword id="20770672" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="vivi-nevo" source="keywords">Vivi Nevo</keyword>, Former Dean Harvard Business School Nitin Nohria, COO Meta Javier Olivan, Vice Chairman Bank of America Purna Saggurti, , Founder and CEO Steel Perlot Michelle Ritter, Founder Schmidt Futures Eric Schmidt, Founding and Managing Partner Sherpalo Ram Shriram, CEO Sanmina Corp Jure Sola, CEO Enterprise GP Jim Teague, Group Chairman HSBC Holdings Plc Mark Tucker, and journalist Fareed Zakaria are among some of the other expected guests. Recently, Reliance Foundation posted a video on their Instagram handle in which women from Gujarat can be seen curating Bandhani scarves for the wedding functions of Anant and Radhika. In the clip, one can also see Nita Ambani, the founder and chairperson of Reliance Foundation, meeting the artisans and expressing her happiness for their hard work. "These women pour their hearts and souls into the craft, preserving age-old techniques and breathing life into stories as ancient as the land itself. Swadesh is empowering communities and preserving age-old craftsmanship," Reliance Foundation captioned the post. Ushering in the much-awaited wedding, the Ambani family has also facilitated the construction of new temples within a sprawling temple complex in Jamnagar, Gujarat. Featuring intricately carved pillars, sculptures of Gods and Goddesses, fresco-style paintings, and architecture inspired by generations of artistic heritage, the temple complex keeps India's rich cultural and spiritual identity at the heart of the wedding festivities. Brought to life by master sculptors, the temple art employs age-old techniques and traditions. The initiative highlights the incredible skills of local artisans, reflecting Nita Ambani's vision of preserving and promoting Indian heritage, tradition and culture. Anant and Radhika got engaged in a traditional ceremony in January 2023 at the family's residence Antilia in Mumbai. Isha Ambani, Akash Ambani and Anant Ambani, the three children of Mukesh-Nita Ambani, have been closely involved with and are leading and managing key businesses of RIL over the last few years including retail, digital services and energy and materials businesses. They also serve on the boards of the key subsidiaries of Reliance Industries. While Isha M Ambani has been driving the expansion of Reliance Retail, Akash M. Ambani is serving as the Chairman of Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited (RJIL) since June 2022 and Anant M Ambani is driving the expansion of energy and materials businesses of Reliance Industries. Isha and Akash got married in 2018 and 2019, respectively. Anant Ambani is also involved with several compassionate initiatives to rehabilitate at-risk animals and provide them care and dignity in their residual life. Reliance Industries and Reliance Foundation this Monday launched Vantara, a paradigm-shifting initiative for animal welfare in the heart of Gujarat's green belt. Vantara (Star of the Forest), an ambitious programme is dedicated to the rescue, treatment, care, and rehabilitation of animals in need. (ANI)

Anant Ambani, Radhika Merchant's pre-wedding celebrations begin with 'anna seva'

<ul><li>The fashion carnival is slated to be held between October 16 and 22, and will showcase close to 2 lakh new styles over the last festive season.</li><li><keyword id="319719" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Myntra">Myntra</keyword> has scaled its MENSA network to 18,000 Kirana partners, to fulfill 70% of the festive deliveries.</li></ul> Myntra will be holding its '<keyword id="10055257" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="big-fashion-festival">Big Fashion Festival</keyword>' October 16 and 22 and expects a 2X increase in traffic over the previous festive season. Myntra’s holistic approach to its marketing campaigns, ahead of the event, with Bollywood, Tollywood and other regional celebrities, along with top T20 teams, is expected to reach 150+ million people across the nation. The upcoming edition of the fashion event is also set to witness a massive uptick in demand according to the brand, at 4X over BAU and 2X over the last festive season, with 50% of the contribution coming from Tier 2-3 markets. Myntra is geared to handle the increase in traffic with tech capabilities, scaled to operate at 20,000 orders per minute at peak. Biggest ever Fashion and Lifestyle selection Myntra has scaled its collection by 2 lakh styles, over the last festive season, and has also launched region-specific ethnic collections from various parts of the country underscoring the role of fashion during festivities. In order to cater to the consumer’s festive preferences, Myntra’s selection ranges from the evergreen regional specialties such as bandhani, benarasis, kaantha, kanjeevaram and chikankari, to more experimental trends such as ruffle sarees, shararas and asymmetrical kurtas. <keyword id="2799949" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Myntra-Fashion-Brands">Myntra Fashion Brands</keyword> (MFB) will have a wide range of collection for men and women from brands, including, House of Pataudi, Anouk, Taavi, HRX, Wrogn during the seven days long festive event. There will also be a large focus on 'above the waist' looks and work from home wear with the nature of social events and celebrations becoming virtual. To cater to this change in fashion consumption patterns, there is a higher emphasis on selection across t-shirts, tops, dresses, kurtas, accessories, jewellery, sports footwear, winter wear, beauty and personal care categories. The apparel category on Myntra is slated to contribute ~70% to festive demand on the platform, with other key categories being, kidswear, footwear, home and personal care and accessories. Investments in safety Myntra is prioritizing safety above all aspects. From warehouses and fulfilment centers, to the customers’ doorsteps, there are numerous protocols on safety, which are strictly being adhered to by employees, delivery personnel, MENSA partners, brand partners, and even customers. These include, following strict social distancing norms, regular temperature checks, frequent sanitization of facilities and delivery bags, ensuring the use of PPE’s at all times, frequent hand sanitization and more. Customers are encouraged to undertake contactless deliveries and use digital modes of payment. Speaking about Myntra’s upcoming Big Fashion Festival, Amar Nagaram, CEO, Myntra said, “Myntra’s Big Fashion Festival will offer a specially curated selection of 9 lakh styles for consumers across the country, awaiting to bond over the joy of festivities. The region-specific collection will enable millions of consumers with diverse fashion choices, to celebrate the festive diversity of the country. The consistent momentum in demand observed over the last few months has given impetus to our brand partners, driving deeper collaborations this festive season. An event of this unprecedented magnitude is also set to provide thrust to Myntra’s ecosystem, especially the artisans, MSMEs, and our Kirana store partners.” Unique offers and early access There will be a ‘Grand Opening Hours’ offer for 2 hours on October 16 starting midnight, with the best value deals from top brands such as Puma, Vero Moda, GAP, Roadster, Nike, Levis and more. Myntra has also launched a ‘Play &amp; Earn’ feature where users will be able to play games and redeem their stars to get the Gold slot which will give them a window of 4 hours to shop before the event begins. All customers will be able to avail 10% instant discount on ICICI Bank debit and credit cards during the event. Over 45 celebrities and 80+ influencers are being engaged with, to harness the reach of Myntra Studio and social media platforms, to drive customer engagement. Top international and domestic brands are also set to offer ‘Deal of the Day’, to Myntra Insiders, through the seven-day period, with the top 3 tiers of the brand’s loyal customers getting Myntra vouchers worth up to Rs 1000. Role of <keyword id="2535292" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Omni-channel">Omni-channel</keyword> Overall, Myntra has integrated more than 1000 stores from close to 100 brands on its platform so far to ensure that the customers get their orders delivered to their doorstep in the shortest possible time. Giving a major boost to the omni channel strategy ahead of the festive season Myntra has partnered with a dozen new brands across categories, giving customers access to new season collections from their stores across the country. Logistics and supply chain Myntra’s fulfillment centers across the country are using automation to enhance the speed of packaging, quality control process and expedited shipping. The company has added three packing centers and seven mother hubs ahead of the festive season for processing faster deliveries during the event. Myntra has also given a major boost to its supply chain network, including MENSA partners and has increased its capacity of last-mile deliveries by adding ~600 dexters and 6000 new kirana store owners, over the previous festive season to reach 27000 pincodes.

Myntra expects 2X increase in traffic over the previous festive season in its upcoming Big Fashion Festival

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Tie-dye involves folding or crumpling fabric with string or rubber bands to create patterns with dyes.</li><li>Tie-dying gets messy, so make sure to wear gloves and use a plastic drop cloth.</li><li>There are endless ways to experiment with colors, patterns, and fabrics when tie-dying.</li></ul>If you're looking for a way to bring new life to clothes and other textiles, tie-dye is an easy and fun, all-ages activity. Tie-dye is a form of resist-dyeing, where "resists"- in this case, rubber bands or string - prevent the fabric from being dyed all over. Tie-dye traditions date back to the 6th century and can be found in many cultures around the world. For some inspiration, check out Japanese shibori, Indian Bandhani, and Nigerian Adire."I always tell my friends who come over to do tie-dye, just have fun with it," says Ashley Meier of <a href="https://www.etsy.com/shop/goldenterraco/">Golden Terra Co.</a>, an LA-based shop specializing in custom tie-dye. "There's no wrong way to do it. At the end of the day, it is a form of art."Because there are so many variables to play around with, like folding patterns, colors, and styles, tie-dye is an exciting way to make unique creations that are easy and ready to wear in less than a day.<h2>What you need</h2><ul><li>Fabric or clothing item </li><li>Plastic squeeze bottles with tips (about 2 oz.)</li><li>Dye (powder or liquid)</li><li>Rubber bands</li><li>Gloves</li><li>Plastic drop-cloth or garbage bags</li><li>Wire rack (optional)</li><li>Resealable gallon storage bags </li><li>Water</li><li>A sink or bucket</li></ul><h2>How to tie-dye</h2><div type="image" title="A tie-dyed shirt surrounded by bottles of dye." height="3069" width="4092" msid="85607678" hostid="261"></div><ol><li>Prep your supplies and workspace. Cover any surfaces that need protection with plastic drop-cloths or garbage bags. If you have a <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08GHM6YHY/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=bihk_082421_how-to-tie-dye-20&amp;camp=1789&amp;creative=9325&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;creativeASIN=B08GHM6YHY&amp;linkId=cc9937f94bd29efdc7b11cbccd1fa2174bd29efdc7b11cbccd1fa217" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener sponsored">tie-dye kit</a>, prepare the dyes according to the instructions. Place a wire rack over a plastic drop cloth. The rack prevents dye pooling under your item, and the drop cloth prevents unwanted stains.</li><li>Wash your item: Wash your item with soap and hot water (or in a washing machine with no fabric softener) to remove chemicals that prevent dye from adhering to fibers. Leave the item damp, which, Meier says "helps the colors bleed out better."</li><li>Choose and fold your pattern, if you're using one. Decide on your pattern and the colors you'd like to use before beginning your dye session to ensure that you have all the materials you need. Follow the folding instructions for your pattern. "Don't rush here," Meier advises. "Take your time getting the creases nice and sharp. It can really affect the outcome."</li><li>Bind your pattern. Tie rubber bands around your item. Patterns bound tightly will take more dye to penetrate deeply, while patterns bound loosely have more color blending.</li><li>Dye your item. Put your gloves on then squeeze the dye directly onto the fabric. You can play around here with how much dye you apply and how many colors you use. Flip your item over and continue applying dye, so that the same color continues over the edges and back. "Don't get caught without gloves. It gets messy," Meier warns.</li><li>Let the dye set. Put your item, still bound, in a sealed gallon bag. Keeping your item damp allows the dye to fully penetrate all the fabric fibers. Wait for 6 to 8 hours, or according to your dye's instructions.</li><li>Rinse and wash the item. Carefully cut off the rubber bands and rinse your item with cold water until the water runs clear. Then, wash and dry according to your dye kit. If washing indoors, take care to quickly clean up any dye spots in your sink or tub to avoid permanent staining. Once it's dry, your new tie-dye creation is ready to wear or use.</li></ol><h2>Tie-dye patterns</h2><h3><div type="image" title="Explainer showing types of tie dye patterns" height="1500" width="1667" msid="85607682" hostid="261"></div>Spiral</h3>Pinch the center of a shirt, and twirl the pinched fabric until all of the fabric becomes a semi-tight pinwheel (it should look like a puck). Place rubber bands across the item, making slices, like a pizza. Dye each wedge, continuing the color on the back. You can make each wedge a different color, make every two wedges the same color, or use the same color for the entire item. <h3>Crumple</h3>Loosely crumple your item into a puck, then loosely secure it with rubber bands. Apply your dye(s) freely on the front and back. Be aware that colors will blend when dying with multiple colors: you can test your dye combination on a piece of scrap fabric to ensure you like their mixed color.<h3>Stripes</h3>Fold your item with an accordion-fold, folding over and under. If you want horizontal stripes, gather fabric starting from one side. For vertical stripes, fold from the bottom or top. You'll have a long block. Tie rubber bands along the length of the block. The farther apart your binds, the larger your stripes will be. Dye each section in alternating colors to create stripes.<h3>Accordion</h3>Accordion-fold your item horizontally, until you've formed a long strip. Then, loosely repeat the folding pattern vertically, until your item forms a compact rectangular brick. Bind the brick with horizontal and vertical rubber bands, like a tic-tac-toe grid.<h3>Ice dye</h3>Crumple your item, secure it with rubber bands, and place it on a wire rack. Cover your project with ice cubes, then sprinkle unmixed dye powder directly onto the ice. As the ice melts, it activates the dye and creates a colorful watercolor effect.<h2>How to reverse dye</h2>Reverse tie-dye your shirt by lifting pigment from darker colored fabric using bleach instead of dye. This can be done in any of the patterns above.Using a 50-50 mixture of bleach and water, cut the 6-8 hour wait time down to a maximum of 30 minutes. But be sure to keep an eye on it: if left on too long, bleach can eat away at your fabric.For a colorful effect, leave your item bound during the rinse and tie-dye the bleached areas. "I definitely think the reverse tie-dye is beginner-friendly," says Meier.<h2>What else can you tie-dye?</h2><div type="image" title="Two tie-dyed pillows." height="1412" width="1883" msid="85607687" hostid="261"></div><ul><li>Dish towels: Tie-dying plain dish towels is an easy way to give your kitchen a colorful update and a fun way to test out new tie-dye techniques. Plus, they make a great housewarming gift.</li><li>Socks: Cotton socks are a budget-friendly way to experiment with different colors, patterns, and dye techniques. Add a pop of color to your outfit with on-trend tie-dye statement socks. </li><li>Baby clothes: Whether you're hosting a baby shower, sending a gift to new parents, or preparing for your own newborn, tie-dyeing baby clothes is a memorable activity that's great for groups and kids. Plus, it's a clever trick for hiding stains.</li><li>Pillows &amp; linens: Dyeing your decor with a single color is a fun, tasteful way to elevate your space on a budget. Try dyeing curtains, throw pillows, or sheets. </li><li>Thrift store finds: If you're making a day of tie-dyeing, dig through the thrift store. T-shirts (try one with a screen-printed design), button-downs, and sundresses make great canvases, and they don't have to just be black or white. Reverse tie-dye darker fabrics and experiment with colors on lighter colored fabrics. Test on an inconspicuous spot to see how your colors will appear. Just make sure your finds are primarily made from natural fibers, like cotton, rayon, and silk.</li></ul><h2>Insider's takeaway</h2>Tie-dye is a fun and simple project that's great to try solo, at your next date night, or for a memorable kid's party. With easy-to-use kits available at most craft stores, setting up a tie-dye station takes less than thirty minutes. Be careful, as tie-dyeing can get messy. Be sure to wear gloves, work outside, and protect your workspace. 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