If you are looking to make some big shopping for the best rates then you need to become a member of Metro - Cash & Carry India which is a huge store of 1,00,000 sft area available in 4 locations over the country ie Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata & Mumbai. You need to become a Metro member first to get a entry into these stores with a Metro Card which can be used in any of their chain of stores. In order to get a Metro Card you need to fill in this application form and then submit a copy of your Business License ie Partnership deed or AOA/MOA along with a photo ID like Ration Card/Driving Licence at the Distribution Centre following which you will be offered with a temporary METRO Card. Then a customer representative would verify your documents and personally visit your address and give you complete details about the Card and its features. Personalised cards are issued to the representative of the business to facilitate business purchases at any of the METRO Distribution Centre...
Something that Game of Thrones does very well is choose its scenes wisely, which is more necessary than ever now that there are so many characters to juggle. We only have a little bit of time with each of them, so it’s imperative that the time we spend with them is as revealing as possible, or moves the plot forward in a significant way. This was especially evident last week, where each storyline moved forward not only dramatically, but interestingly. This week’s installment, ‘The Old Gods and the New,’ was a little more laid-back in its approach, which is odd considering that it featured both the sack of Winterfell by Theon, and a major riot in King’s Landing. These are big events that I guess I felt weren’t treated with the gravitas they deserved. But hey, Tyrion slapped Joffrey again, so there’s that. I’m not saying I didn’t like the episode, because there was plenty that I enjoyed. The opening scene, where Bran wakes to Theon seizing Winterfell had a gr...
Hon'ble Minister Sri Jana Reddy distributed Bhagavath Geetha Books and Sri Vari Prasadams to the prisoners of Cherlapalli Jail and later addressed the prisoners as part of Geetha Govidam on Oct 27,2008. To become a perfect human being and inculcate good habits, values is possible by reading Bhagavad-Gita Gita told Sri K.Jana Reddy, Hon’ble Minister for Home, Govt of A.P. speaking on this occasion of Gita Govindam organized by TTD and Jail Dept. at Cherlapalli central Jail, he asked the prisoners to avoid frustration, anger and ego so as to lead a peaceful life in the society. He congratulated the TTD for organizing such a good programme. Later he distributed Sri Vari Laddu Prasadam as well as Bhagavad-Gita Gita books. Sri J.Rathnakar Rao, Minister for Endowments said that through reading Gita, one can respect our Indian culture, traditions and values. Sri D.K.Audikesavulu, Chairman said that TTDs main aim of this Gita Govindam is to change the negative attitude of the...
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