Father's Day**Tribute to all Father Across the Globe

Father’s Day is celebrated worldwide to recognize the contribution that fathers and father figures make to the lives of their children. This day celebrates fatherhood and male parenting. Although it is celebrated on a variety of dates worldwide, many countries observe this day on the third Sunday in June.

Father's Day Observances

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Weekday	Date	Year	Name	Holiday Type
Sun	Jun 20	2010	Father's Day	Observance
Sun	Jun 19	2011	Father's Day	Observance
Sun	Jun 17	2012	Father's Day	Observance
Sun	Jun 16	2013	Father's Day	Observance
Sun	Jun 15	2014	Father's Day	Observance
Sun	Jun 21	2015	Father's Day	Observance
Sun	Jun 19	2016	Father's Day	Observance

A Small Video Presentation to reminder all of us, that he is the person, who spent his whole life just to see us smiling, and today we don't even bother to listen their requirement for even 5 min a day. Please watch this video by Amplifon India, this video remind us, warned us about our mistakes, please spent your time with your father, not only as well as with your parents, before its to late. 


A gentle reminder of how we forget to listen to those who have spent their lifetimes listening to us.

Video Credit - Amplifon India

Small Ideas to gift your father in this fathers day, to feel make special to him-

Father's Day will be observed on June 19 this year as it is celebrated on the third Sunday of June in most parts of the world. If you are already throwing away most gift ideas and turning to the internet for answers, here are some suggestions for gifts that every father might actually love to have.

Getting a greeting card, cufflinks, mugs with World's Best Day quotes, perfumes and clothing are some of the ordinary choices, but if you really wish to give something out of the box, look at the current trend. Technology has become a major part of our daily lives as we constantly rely on smartphones, tablets, internet, smartwatches and other tech gadgets for various purposes and it would only make sense to have these products to make the most of it.

Keeping in mind that not all kids can afford the pricey iPhones, they also wouldn't wish to settle for a plain and simple greeting card (although it's the thought that counts), here are some gift ideas that most of us can afford.

Smartphone

It is not quite often that we see our fathers change their smartphones. But as the tech world advances, it is best to have the latest device. In India, the intense competition among smartphone companies has led to a price war and the need to pack top-of-the-line specs. There are plenty of smartphone choices for shoppers that can easily fit into any budget.

If you are looking for smartphones under Rs. 10,000, there are handsets like Lenovo Vibe K5, Meizu M3 Note and Coolpad Note 3 Lite. Smartphones sub-Rs. 20,000 are pretty cutting edge with premium features. Some of the devices you can get include LeEco Le 2, Lenovo ZUK Z1, Motorola G4 Plus and more. If your budget permits you to go up to Rs. 30,000, there are worthy devices like LeEco Le Max 2, Xiaomi Mi 5 and OnePlus 3, all of which can easily offer the experience of a premium flagship device.

Smartwatch
Wearables are slowly catching grip into the tech world. It would be nice to give your dad a break from the regular Titan or a Rado and replace it with a smartwatch, where he can actually get all the smartphone notifications, track his fitness and stay updated with the latest tech trend.

There are a plenty of choices in the smartwatch segment. Samsung, LG, Huawei and Motorola have a series of smartwatches that look like regular wrist watch but offer all the smart functions. If you are looking at some budget options, there are companies like Wickedleak, Intex, Alcatel and others.

Fitness tracker
It is important to stay fit and healthy and technology is doing its bit to contribute just as much into that area. Although smartwatches these days come with most fitness tracking features, however, fitness trackers are designed just to do that without the distractions of smartphone-related functions. Almost every smartphone manufacturer offers a range of fitness tracking wearables.

Fitness trackers can help your dad keep a track of daily activities, sleep and stay fit and healthy. Companies like FitBit, Misfit, Jawbone are some brands known for their fitness trackers. However, options are not limited in this category. There are affordable options as well from companies such as Xiaomi, Intex, Swipe and Micromax YU. Fitness trackers can be a very thoughtful gift this Father's Day.

Chromecast
Who wouldn't like to stay entertained? With regular cable and dish options, televisions are mostly on a loop with same TV shows or repeated movies. Add more spice to your dad's entertainment life with Chromecast dongles, which will connect a normal HDTV to internet to stream YouTube and cast content from smartphone wirelessly.

Power bank
For the dads who are always on the run and have no time to charge their phones, a powerbank can actually save the day to make that important call home or a text to client. Power banks come in different sizes and capacities. Xiaomi, OnePlus, Sony, Ambrane and many other companies offer a wide range of power banks for as low as Rs. 599 and upwards.

Virtual reality headset
Let them experience the world of virtual reality and see how the technology has grown over the years. You can easily find affordable VR headsets, which let you insert a smartphone to work as a display, online from Amazon India for as low as Rs. 200. But if you are looking at better quality VR headset, it may cost you around Rs. 1,000.

Recliner sofa/chairs
Nothing adds up to good comfort while watching TV or reading morning newspaper while sipping tea. Recliner sofas are extremely comfortable and can certainly make your dad happy. They will come in great use on a daily basis and you can never go wrong with this gift choice.

Recliners are usually priced higher than the regular sofas, mainly because of their mechanical functions. Urban Ladder has a variety of recliner sofa sets and single chairs starting from Rs. 12,999. If your dad is a fan of F.R.I.E.N.D.S TV series, Tribbiani Recliner can be a well-thought gift, which costs Rs. 16,999.

No matter what gift you purchase for your dad, make sure you add a personal touch to make it special. It could be in the form of a hand-written letter showing how much love him or a gesture to compliment his support through your ups and downs.

WHAT IS INDIA’S FIRST OPEN NETWORK? YES IT'S AIRTEL LEAP

Now any mobile user can check Airtel Network coverage across the country, in fingertips. Just login to www.airtel.in/opennetwork, and Airtel user can check the network status in real time using My Airtel App.

India's First Concept of Open Network -

Open network is a bold new initiative by Airtel to build a better network. Airtel are opening up there network information for you to share your feedback, so that we can improve our coverage and give you an experience like no other. On the portal (www.airtel.in/opennetwork), User can–

• View Airtel current and planned towers
• Check the strength of the tower’s signals in their area
• Report network related issues
• Help Airtel set up new towers by sharing location options

Project leap is Airtel's biggest network transformation program aimed at delivering a world class network that will see an investment of Rs. 60,000 crores in the next 3 years.

Open Network is a new initiative under Project Leap as a part of which Airtel are making their entire network information open to their customers.

Open Network will definitely improve Airtel network. In case of network issues, User will be able to see the network performance in their area. User can also suggest locations to host new towers for network enhancement and better experience.

Even it does not affect current tariff plans. For any tariff information, you may visit www.airtel.in

Open Network will definitely improve Airtel network experience. Open Network has been created exactly for that purpose. User can raise a network issue through www.airtel.in/opennetwork.

If user facing a network issue in their area, they can visit the link www.airtel.in/opennetwork, drop a pin at the exact location and share your details to raise the complaint.

If coverage showing good in user location, but still customer having issue with network on that location, In this case user would request you to visit the link www.airtel.in/opennetwork, drop a pin at the exact location where you are facing the issue and share your details to raise a complaint.

“Towers Upgrading” mean -

Those are the towers which are in the process of being upgraded from 2G data to 4G/3G data network.  

Towers Needed” mean -

“Towers Needed” are the locations where Airtel have identified network issues and they are looking for locations to host new towers.

“Towers forcibly shutdown” mean -

Those are the locations where Airtel had towers but now they have been shut down by property owners or relevant authorities. 

User can submit their request for tower installation - 

To share a lead, please visit airtel.in/opennetwork, drop a pin near user location, share their details and click submit.

In 2015, Project Leap took the first brave step in building a truly transparent network. It is now time to take the next step. With India's first Open Network. An open sharing platform that gives each one of you access to our tower maps, our weak spots, our strong signal zones, high- speed internet and more. In other words, you see what we see. So you can question us, judge us and even partner us in building a truly great network. A journey that has to start with us opening up to you.

Open Network is an honest endeavor to build a better network. We are opening up our network information so that our customers can tell us where the gaps are, so that we can improve our coverage and give an experience like no other. In this Initiative lies a conviction that we want to be and can be better than what we are today. Please visit www.airtel.in/opennetwork

Apple Watch Gets a Big Price Cut in India

Apple has slashed the retail price of the Apple Watch in India by Rs. 5,000. With the price slash, the cheapest variant - Apple Watch Sport (38mm) - is now available in the country at a price point of Rs. 25,900.

At a media conference in San Francisco earlier this week, Apple announced that it is making the Apple Watch less expensive to purchase. The company announced a $50 cut on the Sports model of the Apple Watch. In line with the announcement, Apple India told Gadgets 360 on Wednesday that it has knocked off Rs. 5,000 from the aforementioned model. The wearable comes in Sport, Watch, and Watch Edition variants. Do note that other variants of the Apple Watch aren't getting a price cut just yet.

Apple India told us that the price cut should be effective across retailers, though Gadgets 360 understands that it will take a few days before different retailers across the country start selling the Sports model at the revised price.

Apple launched the Apple Watch in India in November last year, with the Sport (38mm) variant costing Rs. 30,900, and the Sport (42mm) variant costing Rs. 35,900 At the event, the company also slashed the price of the iPad Air 2 by $100. The price revision, however, isn't currently live in India, Apple India told us.

(Also see: Apple Watch Review)

The price revision makes the Apple Watch, the company's first wearable device even more enticing. For a first generation device, the Apple Watch feels very polished. Apple made its timepiece even more powerful with the watchOS 2 software update, bringing support for native apps, activation lock, and a number of other features and improvements. On Monday, alongside the iPhone SE launch, Apple also released watchOS 2.2, which brought features like the ability to pair multiple Apple Watches to a singleiPhone, the Nearby feature, an improved glance feature, as well as several performance improvements and bug fixes .

If you were on the fence on whether or not you should spring for the Apple Watch, at least the most basic variant, and the price seemed a tad too much, Apple is now giving you a better option.

Loon Project: Indian government asks Google to choose telco partner

NEW DELHI: Government has asked Google to select a telecom operator as partner for testing the balloon-based Internet technology, Loon Project, in the country.

"Google wants to test the Loon Project in expensive and scarce spectrum bands. It has been asked to partner with any telecom operator that can meet its requirement and then approach the government for testing Loon," an official source told PTI.

The official said that if Google wishes to conduct a test with BSNL, it can carry out the experiment in the spectrum held by the state-owned company.

"This approach should resolve the spectrum band sought by Google as well as security, to some extent," the official added.

An e-mail sent to Google went unanswered.

In India, Google has approached the government to set up the Loon project that has the potential to replace mobile towers as it can directly transmit signal on 4G mobile phones.

The Telecom Ministry has formed a panel under IT secretary and asked BSNL to look at providing necessary support for the experiment. Meetings in this regard were held in October-November. The project hit a roadblock after Google sought to conduct test in 700 Mhz or 800 Mhz band instead of 2500 Mhz band that BSNL holds.

The 700 Mhz band is the most expensive and efficient spectrum for telecom services and is yet to be allocated to any service provider. Telecom regulator Trai has suggested including this spectrum in upcoming auction at a minimum price of Rs 11,485 crore per Mhz and a company will require to buy a minimum of 5 Mhz.

Google, under its Project Loon, is using big balloons floating at a height of 20 km above the earth surface for transmission of Internet services. It has already tested this technology in New Zealand, California (the US) and Brazil.

As per Google, each balloon can provide connectivity to a ground area of about 40 km in diameter using a wireless communication technology called LTE, or 4G.

Google uses solar panel and wind to power electronic equipment in the balloon throughout the day.

Ringing Bells Freedom 251 || Might Be a Massive Scam; 2 Reasons It Isn’t

Ringing Bells Freedom 251 smartphone was launched in February 2016. The phone comes with a 4.00-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 540 pixels by 960 pixels

The Ringing Bells Freedom 251 is powered by 1.3GHz quad-core and it comes with 1GB of RAM. The phone packs 8GB of internal storage that can be expanded up to 32GB via a microSD card. As far as the cameras are concerned, the Ringing Bells Freedom 251 packs a 3.2-megapixel primary camera on the rear and a 0.3-megapixel front shooter for selfies.

The Ringing Bells Freedom 251 runs Android 5.1 and is powered by a 1450mAh removable battery.

The Ringing Bells Freedom 251 is a single SIM (GSM) smartphone. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, FM. Sensors on the phone include Proximity sensor.

About Ringing Bells

Established in 2015, Ringing Bells Pvt. Ltd. made a name for itself when it announced the Freedom 251, the most affordable smartphone in the world.

There is an old proverb which rings ‘bell’ everytime I see some unprecedented marketing campaign: “If it’s too good to be true, then it probably is..”

Something similar has happened with Freedom 251, the smartphone which is being offered at earth-shattering price of Rs 251 by a little known company called ‘Ringing Bells’. The bookings started today morning, and as per messages received by the some people, the website received 6 lakh hits a second.

Even the majestic Amazon Cloud couldn’t handle this onslaught of traffic, and the website crashed.

Social media is right now ignited with the news and reports of Freedom 251, as thousands and thousands of tech enthusiast attempted to book a unit of this new disruption in tech world.

We attempt to analyse logically, the truth behind Freedom 251, and try to decode whether its a scam or its a genuine offering from a new hotshot company which is attempting something never tried before?





We will first give them benefit of doubt, and present two reasons which prove that its not a scam:

Two Reasons it is NOT a Scam

a) Political leaders have launched this product
At a glittering event, veteran BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi launched this handset in Delhi. Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar was also expected to attend this event, but he failed to turn up.

b) Ownership Is Clear


The company’s owners are not hiding and have presented themselves to be scrutinized. Here is the Facebook profile of the founder Mohit Goel, who goes by the name ‘CuteMohit’; besides, all the founders of this company have come out in the open in today’s full page ad on TOI and mentioned that the handsets would be delivered in June.

Four Reasons IT IS a Scam

a) The actual product is a shady rebranded ripoff:
Sample unit of Freedom 251 was reviewed by Hindustan Times, and they found that it’s a shady, rebranded ripoff of a smartphone sold by a company named Adcom, which is a Delhi based importer of gadgets and electronic products. And, Marketing Manager of Adcom has said, “We have no idea that our branding is being used on the Freedom 251.. We will look into this.”

Adcom A400, the handset which is being allegedly rebranded (without their permission) was launched 2 years ago. Hence, it can be a possibility that Ringing Bells are now reselling the old stock at lower price.

The most hilarious thing is that, the logo of Adcom is hidden by a whitener. No genuine company selling a smartphone shall do that.. Never!



Interestingly, the handset which has been rebranded is sold for Rs 4000 by Adcom. How will a new company rebrand it and sell the same for Rs 251? A huge red flag for scam alert here.

b) Promises Broken:
As per the specifications mentioned in their website, this smartphone will be pre-loaded with several apps such as Swatch Bharat, Women Safety App, Facebook, Whatsapp and more. But the review unit didn’t had any such app. Besides, the actual handset received by HT is entirely different from the handset which is being shown on their website and the full page ads in newspapers.



Infact, the icons & browser seems a direct copy of iOS icons and Safari browser.

c) Unrealistic/Infeasible Pricing:
Mobile Industry Body Indian Cellular Association (ICA) has written to Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, asking him to look into this matter, as there is no way any company can sell such a handset below Rs 2700, even after considering all discount factors.

ICA President said, “For your kind information, the bill of material (BOM) value for a product like this when sourced from the cheapest supply chain cost approximately USD 40 (Rs 2,700).”

Considering that this handset feature 4-inch display, Qualcomm 1.3-GHz quad-core processor and 1 GB RAM; the individual cost of each component itself will be far more than Rs 251.

d) Not Govt. Approved:
Ringing Bell, the parent company behind the scintillating offer is not listed under Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), which means that they are not certified to sell any product in India. This is a major red flag alert, which indicates that it’s a scam. And, there are no address mentioned on their website; the copy which they have written describing the advantages and features are all amateurish, and the Tweets they are sending are unprofessional to say the least.

Only time will tell about the truth, which would be revealed on June 30th, when Ringing Bells will deliver the first batch of their Freedom 251 handsets.

Do share your opinion and feedback on this case.

Review of Reliance Jio’s LYF-4G Smartphones Water-1, Water-2 and Earth-1

Ahead of official launch of VoLTE featured 4G LTE services in the country by Reliance Jio, the company has already launched its own branded LYF three smartphones Earth-1, Water-1 and Water-2 and have listed them on reliancedigital.in for info, the website neither taking pre-order for the phone nor it says anything about its availability. These LYF smartphones are being manufactured by Chinese handset maker ZTE.

All three smartphones are similar with all other smartphones available in the market but these LYF smartphones will support both 4G LTE FDD bands 3 & 5 and TDD bands 40  and are powered with superior features like HD Voice calling, WiFi calling, seamless voice to video calling switch etc. The MRP set for customers are Rs 23990, Rs 14999 and Rs 14690 for Earth-1, Water-1 and Water-2 models respectively.

All three devices are powered with 1.5 GHz Octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, Water-1 and Water-2 devices have 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage while Earth-1 has 3GB RAM and 32 GB internal storage.

For detailed technical specifications, see the below table.

Useful USSD codes for mobile users of all Indian mobile operators

Many Indian mobile users have two to three mobile numbers, reasons may be many but one could be low call rates or free calls on On-net numbers. Indian users use their mobile number very intelligently, If one user has one SIM of Reliance and other SIM from Vodafone then to make a outgoing call to a person having Reliance number, user originates call from his Reliance number. I hope you got my point.

But keeping so many SIMs of different mobile operators, you need to know their different USSD codes for checking your desired information. You always try to ask the representative of that particular mobile operator but even then you may not get right codes.

Different useful codes of almost all mobile operators have been compiled for your daily use.  Check out here under

Vodafone USSD Codes:

Balance Check → *141#
V2V Nite Minutes → *147#
Check SIM Card Number → *111*2#
Free SMS Balance → *142#
Calling Balance → *145#
Free Local Minutes → *148#
Active Data Plans → *111*6*1#
Usage Allowance → *111*6*2#
Best Offers → *111*8#
Offers → *121#
Low Balance Services → *111*9#
Bonus Cards → *111*7*#
Vodafone Delights → *111*1#
Last Three Calls → *111*3*1#
Last Three SMS → *111*3*2#
Last 3 Charges → *111*4#
Last 3 Recharges → *111*5#
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TATA DoCoMo USSD Codes:

Know Your Number → *1# or *580#
Balance Check → *111#
GPRS or Internet Data Check → *111*1#
Customer Care → 121
DND(Do Not Disturb) Call → 1909 or SMS → START DND to 1909
Recharge *135*2#
Balance Inquiry → *191*2#
Validity → *191*3#
Service Points → *191*4#
Last 3 Recharge History → *191*5#
Status of free usage(Pool Balance) → *191*6#
Start/Stop Services → *191*7#
Service Request → *191*8#
Customer Preference → *191*9*1#
Home Zone Locations → *191*9*2#
Daily SMS Count → *191*9*3#
DATA → *191*9*4#
CALL → *191*9*5#
Prepaid Bill Request → *191*9*6#
Edit & Add Account Details → *191*9*7#
Special Offers → *191*9*8#
3G Internet Packs → *141*1#
Local Flavour → *141*2#
ILD Packs → *141*3#
New Internet Packs → *141*4#
Daily/Weekly Packs → *141*5#
Music Unlimited → *141*6#
Chat Zone → *141*7#
Discount Zone → *141*8#
Talk More → *141*9#

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Airtel USSD Codes:

Balance Check → *123#
Check Your Number → *140*1600# or *282#
Daily and Monthly SMS pack → *555# or *777#
Special Five Offers → *222#
Airtel Gift Service → *141#
Facebook Fontwise Service → *325#
My airtel My Offers → *121#
Check GPRS Data → *123*7# or *123*10#
Daily SMS Count → *125*5#
Mobile Office Activation or Deactivation → *567#
Direct Call Customer Care → 198p2p1p4p2
DND service call → 1909
Twitter service → *515#
3G data balance → *123*11#

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Idea USSD Codes:

Balance Check → *212# or *130# or *123#
Idea Service Menu → *147#
Check Your Number → *789# or *100# or *1#
Account balance → *456# or *457#
Check GPRS Balance → *125# or *131*3#
SMS Balance → *451#
Balance Transfer *567*Mobile Number*Rs.#
Idea Service → *147#
Idea Pack → *369#
Idea Price → *567#
Customer Care → 12345
Idea Menu → *111#
Active 3G → ACT 3G to 12345
Deactive 3G → DEACT 3G to 12345
GPRS Setting → SET to 12345

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BSNL USSD Codes:

Balance Check → *123#
GPRS/3G Data, Local SMS, Onnet Voice, GPRS Data Night, All Active STVs by SMS → *112#
SMS Local → *123*1#
National SMS → *123*2#
Network Call → *123*5#
Local Network Call → *123*6#
Night GPRS Pack → *123*8#
Video Call Balance → *123*9#

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Reliance USSD Codes:

Balance Check → *367# or *306# or *402#
Check Internet Data → *333*1*3*1# or *367*3#
Check Your Number → *1#
Recharge → *368# or *305*<1 digit="" pin="">#
Special Packs → *777#
Caller Tunes → *999#
Packs → *123# or *321#
Free Net → *123*099#

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Aircel USSD Codes:

Check Your Own Number → *1# or *234*4#
Balance Check → *125# or *127#
GPRS Data → *126*1# or *126*4#
Available minutes and SMS → *123#

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Uninor USSD Codes:

Balance Check → *222*2#
Check SIM Card Number → *222*4#
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MTNL USSD Codes:

Internet balance and expiry →*446#

Mobile account balance and validity   → *444#

Mobile expiry plan vouchers →  *445#

I hope these codes are useful for your mobile numbers. share your feelings in comments below.

25 Most Haunted Places in India

1. Bhangarh Fort - Rajasthan

There is a board on the fort gate which states “tourist are prohibited to stay inside before sunrise and after sunset”. It is believed, the ghosts of a princess and the wizard still travels. Even while shooting for a show which was featured on the ‘Fort’s Story’, the actors had some fearful experiences. It is the most haunted place of India which has different mysteries associated with it.

2. Grand Paradi Towers - Mumbai

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There is a history of hatred and suicides. A couple Mr. Vasudeo Dalal and Tara Dalal died, even left a suicide note that their son and daughter in law are responsible for it. The matter was in court, however on the judgment day, the son and daughter in law along with their daughter died in the same way as their parents did. This unsolved mystery made Grand Paradi towers to land up in most haunted places in India. There have been more than 20 accidents and suicides since its construction.

3. Dumas Beach, Surat - Gujarat

The Place has been used for cremation. In night you can hear voices but you can’t see anyone. In one article, it was mentioned that people have gone there and then never returned. 

4. Shaniwarwada Fort - Pune

It is a story of a prince who at the age of sixteen came to power. However his uncle was ruling on his behalf .His wife was not happy and planned to kill the prince. When prince came to know that he was going to be killed he ran to his Uncle chamber shouting Kaka Mala Vachva.’ (Save me, uncle!). Since then at every new moon night echos can be heard “‘Kaka Mala Vachva”.

5. Sanjay Van - Delhi

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People have seen a lady wearing a white saree running very fast and then disappearing towards the cremation ground near the area. It takes courage to visit this haunted place of India alone at night.

6. South Park Cementry - Kolkata

Those who enter face some unnatural things and some have died under mysterious circumstances. Mystery is still unsolved and made it one of India’s most haunted place in Delhi

Read Also: 5 Most haunted places in Delhi

7. Agrasen ki baoli - Delhi

Here it is believed that people were thrown in the well filled with black water. Tourist  are asked only to come in daylight as there is presence of evil and occurrence of supernatural activities. Dare to visit thishaunted place of Delhi.

8. Brijraj Bhavan Palace, Kota - Rajasthan

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Here a ghost of Major Burton roams around the palace who was killed by Indian sepoys during the revolt of 1857.

9. Dow Hill, Kurseong - West Bengal

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It is a place where several murders have taken place around Forest, In fact locals have seen a headless boy walking in the forest. Experiences of loaclites rumoured this place to be the most haunted place of India

10. D’Souza Chawl, Mahim - Mumbai

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It is a chawl, One day a lady went to get some water, however she fell in the well and died. The lady has been seen, however ghost does not harm anyone but still locals do not go near the well during night. So will you dare to visit this haunted place?

11. Feroz Shah Kotla - Delhi

It is a place, where there is a presence of evil spirit who attacks people during the night especially young woman.

12. GP Block, Meerut - Uttar Pradesh

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Here there is a double storey apartment where nobody lives. Locals have seen a woman sitting on the roof and wearing red clothes. Locals have also seen four boys sitting inside the house and enjoying alcohol with a single candle light at the centre of the table. It sends goosebumps to vist this haunted place.

13. Jatinga - Assam

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This beautiful village has seen bird suicides under certain mysterious circumstances. The Migratory birds have entered but never gone back alive. Mainly suicides take place on moonless night. Even birds are not spared by this haunted place in Assam.

14. Kuldhara - Rajasthan

Curse made it the haunted place in India

It is known as deserted ghost village. In 1825, Salim Singh the minister of the state fell in love and wanted to marry the village chieftain’s daughter. He warned the villagers that he would double the tax if marriage does not take place. The Chief of the village cursed the village before leaving.

15. Lothian cemetery - Delhi

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Headless ghost made Lothian Cemetery the haunted place in India

Here large number of people were buried after the revolt of 1857. The place is said to be visited by headless ghost of British soldier Nicholas.

16. Mukesh Mills - Mumbai

Even TV actresses are not spared by this haunted place in India

The place is used for shooting films. One famous incident is when a TV actress got possessed by a ghost and later warned the staff to leave the place in a male voice.

17. Writer’s Building - Kolkata

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In this place, according to locals Captain Simpson was murdered when he was working in East India Company. His ghost still roams in the building and forced localites to believe that it is one of the most huanted places in India

18. Sanjay Gandhi National Park - Mumbai

Locals do not come outside during night because a chudail (lady ghost) is believed to be seen.

19. Raj Kiran Hotel - Lonavala Maharastra

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The place is haunted. There is a room where residents have complained about some unnatural happenings.

20. National Library - Kolkata

Guards fear  to do  night duties and even a student lost his life while searching for a book.

21. Savoy Hotel - Mussoorie

Photo by: Siddharth Gaur

In this hotel a presence of lady ghost is felt, Guests and Hotel attendants have heard strange noises and have seen a lady in white. It is said that lady was murdered under unknown circumstances.

22. Aleya Ghost Lights - West Bengal

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In this place Aleya lights, the mysterious ghost lights reported in the marshes normally by the local fishermen.  Sometimes these lights confuse the fishermen while sometimes they help the fishermen avoid future crisis.

23. Ramoji Film City - Hyderabad

People have felt with some unnatural happenings. Most scary thing is that mostly females are targeted by the ghosts compared to males. Strange marks are left on mirrors. One of the most haunted places in South India

24. Taj Mahal Hotel - Mumbai

It is a very popular hotel in India. There are several unnatural activities experienced by the people. It is said that after designing the hotel, the architect went to his own country (France) and when he returned he saw that hotel had been built in the wrong direction. He was so shocked that he killed himself. His ghost is still in the hotel and roams in the floors of the hotel. Even the terrorist didn’t spare this haunted place

25. Vrindavan Society - Thane

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In this Building 66B a person jumped from his balcony. Since then residents have felt some un-natural force. People feel like that they are being followed.