Hotel Hampshire Plaza Hyderabad

So there were a few more details about the great trip to Hyderabad that I didn't include in the last email....i must say i did that last email after an overnite bus ride.....not the best for articulate blogging!!!<br><br>*Hyderabad was byfar the most advanced city we have seen in India so far. It was very clean and well organized!!! There were street signs everywhere which were showing us where to go and it was ...

So a delayed entry for sure, but better late than never.....so how was hyderabad:<br><br>1. Spicy food: the food was great....we stayed at a hotel which had a great restraunt attached to it. but the food was not as spicy as my mom's cooking....but what can i say, it was tasty and we had some pretty decent biryani (long rice specialty)<br><br>2. Baby birthday: so we went to Hyderabad for a baby birthday of our friend's Vasi and Shilpa's one year old ...

... the first American President." <br><br>Now, I have absolutely no idea if this story is true or not, but it does illustrate a key leadership point that seems to be missing in many areas of life whether it is in politics, business, or social organizations. It seems that YSR remembered that to be a great leader paradoxically also requires that one is a great servant as well. By remembering why he was elected to office, and by leading from the front, he won the ...

... as vegetarian and non-vegetarian within the kitchen including the utensils and burners for each section. <br><br> Our place has the special blend of fine tastes that go beyond just food. The décor of the restaurant reflects judiciously and brilliantly used antiques. Wooden pillars and doors, natural looking toadstool lamps, red tiles for the cottage roofs, murals, a water fountain, lush green plants and tender ...

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... because of complications with my auto rickshaw, cell phone problems, power failure, etc. After spending an hour hearing Verghese's story of Byrraju I was most impressed and he asked me to spend four days including a train trip to visit their programs in remote villages with them. I was able to schedule in two days. The evening of the first day I was given an invitation to attend a major ...

... an earthquake hotel! They were all like haunted houses with people jumping out at us in the dark and making us screech like sissy's. Each one had us run out in to the main shopping mall screaming! On one occasion, so petrified we reused to go on so the man had to stop screeching at us and direct us on! Oh and we got interviewed for TV too! *Visited film city... it's in the Guinness book of records, being the biggest film city in the world, and is ...

... an idiot...but now I'll just have to go again next year and try to capture it again. After lunch we played some games and then all gathered in another room where some of the girls came up and sang songs for the entire group. Then it happened....one of the girls said she wanted me to sing them a song...oh dear God. What song am I going to sing to a room full of children and my coworkers that a) they'll understand and ...

... to him in Hindi to which he let go. Finally, a local on my side. I smiled. The three of us wandered through the giant bazaar, purchasing silver anklets, earrings, and giant mangos for after dinner. Carla and Rachel were a few steps ahead of me when a woman holding a baby grabbed a hold of my wrist and refused to let go. I gave her the standard, 'No!' but she didn't back down, grabbing harder and pulling me towards her. I raised my voice, 'Back off!' but she held on. I ...