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Beloved Member Fraternity 

A very warm greeting once 

again to all of you. 

The intensity of the summer 

heat is receding in Dubai and 

everybody is in the process 

of getting geared up for the 

impending and, hopefully a 

long, winter season. However, 

the intensity and energy levels 

at our club are hotting up by 

the day. We are in the midst of 

a long drawn out festive season 

and so, have an event lined up 

every weekend from now on. 

We celebrated the festivals 

of Onam, Janmashtami and 

Navratri with very well 

attended events. A record 

number of people joined in 

the celebrations and enjoyed 

themselves thoroughly. A 

mention has to be made about 

our executive staff, headed by 

the GM, Bharat Chachara, who 

ensured that every expectation 

was not only met, but exceeded. 

We even organized a foam pool 

for the Janmashtami event and 

the children, not to mention 

the young at heart, had a very 

‘foaming’ experience. 

The summer saw the 

successful completion of the 

summer camp, sports camp, 

BOArd Of trUStEES 

Air india 

Al Shirawi trading & Contracting 

Amar traders 

Builders Merchants 

dubai trading Co. 

Geebee trading Co. 

Hemchand Brothers 

international traders (M.E.) Ltd. 

Jeevan traders 

Jumbo Electronics 

K M Brothers 

Maghanmal Jethanand 

Narain r Sawlani 

Narsingdas Naraindas 

P G trading Co. 

Purshottam Kanji Pawani (Late) 

regal traders 

Sudhama traders 

Umrao Singh (Late) 

Vasudev Chainani 

indoor soccer and basketball 

tournaments. We also have 

plays and talks organized 

for our MNC members in 

the coming months. The All 

India food mela and a Retro 

Diwali night, with Sudesh 

Bhosle singing classics from 

old Amitabh Bachchan movies 

are amongst the forthcoming 

attractions. The Eid celebrations 

will see one more interesting 

event PHIR WAHI SHYAM, a 

tribute to the musical classics of 

the yesteryears. 

On a more serious note, India 

Club has joined the campaign 

to promote the cause of breast 

cancer awareness. We firmly 

believe that information and 

awareness about this condition 

will enahnce and save precious 

lives. 

That having been said, the 

next 4 months are going to be 

full of high profile and high 

energy events which will 

guarantee good, clean and 

wholesome entertainment. 

So all I can say is fasten your 

seatbelts. 

Adieu 

Best regards! 

ExEcutivE committEE 

Siddharth Balachandran chairman 

Sunil Sawlani vice chairman 

Sunil Singh Ex - Officio Chairman 

Mohan Valrani Advisor 

Bharat chachara General manager 

BOArd Of dirECtOrS 

Siddharth Balachandran chairman 

Sunil Sawlani vice chairman 

Sunil Singh Ex - Officio Chairman 

Mohan Valrani Advisor 

Bharat chachara General manager 

A K Prakashan 

Chetna Shastri 

deepak Jethwani 

irfan izhar 

Kamlesh Bhatia 

Karuna Luthar 

Naresh Chainani 

Pansy Lobo 

Shobhana Chandramohan 

Sunita Maheswari 

Vikram Shroff 

Vinesh Bhimani 

Siddharth Balachandran 

Chairman 

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Personal Experience 

I 

had been feeling quite ecstatic 

when I found out that I was going 

to be part of the creative kids camp 

being held by the good people 

of India Club. I was feeling a bit 

nervous though, but it didn’t take 

me long to blend in and make new 

friends quickly. 

On our first day, we had public 

speaking. I had pretty much expected 

what I would be doing, from our first 

day. It was awesome! This class had 

definitely boosted my confidence 

level and thanks to Mr. Lakhi Sawlani 

and Mrs. Mala Sawlani, now I am 

no victim of stage fright. This was 

also my favourite class, other than 

caricature drawing, photography, 

Bollywood dance and cooking. We 

had fun drawing cartoon. We learned 

a few mouth watering recipes too, 

from Mrs. Gahana Khatwani. Our 

cameras sure got a chance to flash on 

photography, with Dr. Manu Mehta. 

We all had a fun time dancing out 

on Bollywood dance tracks with Ms. 

Arti Vora. All in all, I had a fun time 

and would like to thank everyone 

who made this camp possible. 

Arjun Bhardwaj 

Membership No. 4654 

Dahi Handi rocks 

An event which is admired by 

every individual across the 

world and of course not to forget 

that the only Club to host it in the 

Middle East was celebrated with 

great aplomb. Congrats. 

It is also a nice initiative to 

educate the young generation about 

Janmastami. 

As I was actively involved in coordinating 

and training of the Gopis 

& Govindas for the Dahi Handi 

event, I would like to thank all the 

participants, parents and support 

staff who were involved in making 

the event a big success. 

Apart from the main event an 

introduction of Dry foam tub (1st 

time at India Club), rain dance, live 

dancers and Dj Free Styler added 

a touch to the grand success of the 

event.. 

Finally, as we are growing year by 

year, we hope to have more entries 

next year to form a 4 tier pyramid. 

Jawahar Mehta 


Rice is Nice 

Just to put on record the great 

time we had – thanks to Pansy 

Lobo who organized the function so 

thoughtfully. 

Well decorated dishes showed how 

enthusiastically all members had 

participated. It was indeed a tough 

job for judges Rakesh Puri, Auxulio 

D’Souza and Monal Malhotra to 

choose the winners. While judges 

were busy selecting the winning 

entries, members were kept busy 

with the all time favorite game 

of Housie. A vegetable carving 

demonstration by Ms. Savithri Kisani 

was very interesting. Not only were 

the winners rewarded, but Mr. Dev 

Tharwani of Kohinoor Rice was very 

generous in giving lavish gifts to all 

the members present, participants 

and non-participants. 

Overall, it was a very enjoyable 

evening that ended with some of the 

finest delicacies prepared by our club 

chef. 

Kusum Ailani 


Badminton Tournament 

Having participated in the 

Interstate Tournament 2010, I 

very much appreciate India Club’s 

endeavor to conduct such a warm 

tournament,40 players 8 teams 

one tournament... The India Club 

interstate tournament held from 

25th September to 2nd October 2010 

brought together all the badminton 

lovers of India Club. We got to see 

a lot of good players giving their 

best performance,not for the trophy 

but for the spirit of the game and 

for their respective teams. A lot of 

credit goes to the Sports Committee 

Members who continues to take their 

best efforts every year to make this 

tournament a huge success. Cheers 

to Mr. Prakashan A. K., Mr. Kishore 

Setpal and Mr. Simon. Managing 

40 badminton players and forming 

teams is not at all an easy job, but 

keeping aside a few confusions. 

The tournament was such a hit 

with the members that,at the party 

that followed the final, there were lot 

of requests from the players to hold 

the tournament at least twice in a 

year. Again thumbs up to the sports 

committee for giving players at all 

levels, an opportunity to play with 

best players of India Club. 

Mohammed Siyad 


Kreative Kamp 

This is to tell you that we loved 

the summer camp this year. The 

topics were so interesting and the 

kids had a blast in the camp. It was 

very informative too. 

Thank you for all the efforts that 

you have made. 

Awaiting for such summer camps 

more in future. 

Rachna Mehta 


Oman Celebrations 

I 

have been attending the various 

events held by the Club on a 

regular basis. The recently held 

Onam celebration warrants a special 

mention. I must commend the club for 

a well organised event that brought 

back fond memories of home, the 

traditions and the togetherness that 

goes with it. 

Many thanks for organising this 

and look forward to attending several 

more. 

Srikanth Das 

Membership No.: 431

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06 Onam 

The traditional Onam celebrations 

were inaugurated by lighting of 

the traditional lamp by H. E. M. K. 

Lokesh, ambassador of India to UAE 

08 Janmashatami 

India Club celebrated Janmashtami 

on Thursday, 23rd September 2010. 

The only DAHI HANDI celebrations 

in the Middle East, this was the 3rd 

consecutive year that India Club 

organized such an event 

10 Rice is Nice 

India Club in association with 

Kohinoor Rice conducted a cookery 

competition on 4th September 2010, 

at the Crystal Lounge 

11 Independance Day 

India Club Kids enthusiastically 

celebrated India’s 63rd Independence 

Day at the Crystal Lounge 

16 Inter State 

Badminton 

Tournament 

The Annual India Club Inter State 

Badminton Tournament 2010 ,for 

senior members above 18 years of 

age, was conducted at the India Club 

from 25th Sept. 10 to 2nd October 

2010 

17 Latha Reddy visits 

Ms.Latha Reddy, Secretary (East), 

Ministry of External Affairs was 

extended an invitation by India Club 

to address the MNC Members on 

20th September 2010 

19 Suhoor Dinner 

India Club, Dubai hosted a Suhoor 

Dinner for its’ MNC and club 

members on Saturday, 28th August 

which was attended by over 300 of 

the Clubs’ esteemed members and 

invitees 

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Ona m Celebrations 

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India Club celebrated Kerala’s traditional harvest festival, Onam 

on Friday, September 17, 2010. 

The celebrations were inaugurated with the lighting of the 

traditional lamp by H.E. M K Lokesh, Indian Ambassador to the 

UAE, H.E Sanjay Verma, Consul General of India to 

Dubai, Siddharth Balachandran, Chairman, Sunil 

Sawlani, Vice- Chairman, , Sunil Singh, Ex-Officio 

Chairman, and Maghanmal Jethanand, Trustee, of 

India Club. 

The program commenced with a 12 

strong team of drummers doing the 

Chendamelam led by King Mahabali. 

Artistes from the Crystal Music 

school performed the Mohiniattam 

and Thiruvathira followed by Onam 

IndiaClub

songs from Gopan and Serin with a live orchestra. 

Members and guests were treated to a lavish 

Onasadhya (traditional vegetarian luncheon of 20 

items served on a banana leaf) after the cultural 

celebrations. 

To coincide with the Onam celebrations, a South 

Indian Food Festival was organized at the Club’s 

restaurants from September 9 till the 16th. 

Onam celebrations at the Club were supported by 

Emirates NBD, Pepsi, Cox & Kings, Prime Vision 

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Janmashtami India Club celebrated Janmashtami 

on Thursday, September 23, 

2010. The event, in its third year, 

is the only Dahi Handi celebration in 

the Middle East. This year over 2500 

members and guests thronged the basketball 

grounds to watch 2 teams break 

the Dahi Handi pot. 

The function was inaugurated by 

H.E. Sanjay Verma in the presence of 

Siddharth Balachandran, Chairman, 

Sunil Sawlani, Vice Chairman and 

Sunil Singh, Ex-Officio Chairman, of 

India Club. 

Ocean kids performed to popular 

Janmashtami numbers from Bollywood. 

The Gopis team, led by Belinda 

D’souza entered the grounds on a 

customized trolley and the boys team 

danced their way in led by Jawahar 

Mehta. Both the teams formed a 3 tier 

pyramid to break the Dahi Handi in the

midst of water sprinklers and laser lights. 

For the first time in Dubai, a foam pool was also organized 

next to the Dahi Handi set-up. Not surprisingly, the 

foamy experience turned out to be equally popular with 

the young and not so young. 

Janmashtami celebrations were supported by Seven Star 

Events and Production, 106.2 HUM FM, Pepsi, Prime Vision 

Studio, Emirates NBD and Cox & Kings 0 


RICE IS NICE 

India Club in association 

with Kohinoor Rice 

conducted a cookery 

competition on 4th September 

2010, at the Crystal Lounge. 

Prominent Chefs Rakesh 

Puri, Monal Malhotra and 

Auxulio D’Souza spared their valuable 

time to judge the event. The participating 

ladies were indeed very innovative and 

their enthusiasm was visible by the mouth 

watering dishes they displayed for judging. 

As the judges went around deciding on 

the winners, Ms. Savitri Kisani, taught the 

ladies some vegetable carvings. Flowers 

made from carrots were not only beautiful 

but also edible. 

This was followed 

by a round of 

Housie and party 

games conducted 

by Ms. Shobhana 

Chardramohan. 

Pawan Khanna, 

Managing Director 

of Rich Rice Raisers Factory LLC and Dev 

Thawrani, General Manager very generously 

gave away gifts and hampers to all the 

winners of the three categories. 

The event was coordinated by Ms. 

Pansy Lobo and over 120 ladies attended 

the function. All the ladies attending the 

function were given a hamper of Kohinoor 

Rice and Flour and, the evening ended with 

sumptuous snacks. 0 

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Independence Day 

Celebrations 

India Club Kids enthusiastically celebrated India’s 

63rd Independence Day at the Crystal Lounge. 

The venue was appropriately 

decorated with Tiranga flags 

and tri colour balloons, creating 

a perfect ambience for this 

important event. Volunteers 

offered face painting to the kids 

with the tri colours of the Indian 

flag. 

The function commenced 

with the solemn rendering of 

the National Anthem, followed 

by a Magic Show by magician 

Super Vinay. The magic tricks 

he pulled out from his repertoire 

mesmerized the kids as well as 

the parents. 

Two rounds of party games 

and foot tapping music by DJ 

Freestyler got all the kids on the 

dance floor. Gifts and spot prizes 

were given away at the event and 

all the kids received snack boxes 

and beverages at the end of the 

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CoachingCamp 

Package A included swimming, 

indoor cricket, table tennis, 

squash, badminton, bowling, 

khokho, kabbadi, and 

lagori, the best of traditional 

Indian sports, and Aerobics/ 

Yoga. 

Package B included swimming, 

basket ball, football (indoor), 

karate, tennis, bowling, 

khokho, kabbadi, lagori sports, 

Gymnastics (floor excercises) 

and hockey. 

The classes for the various 

sports were taken by the following 

coaches 

Swimming 

Ram Sharan/ Sudesh 

Prasanna 

Indoor Cricket - Jairaj Thakur 

Table Tennis - Pradeep Y. V. 

Squash - Dinesh Mansukhani 

2010 

This year was the 9th edition of the Summer Coaching Camp, organized by India Club. It was 

conducted from 1st July to 20th August 2010. Over 50 students participated in the one and half 

month camp. The camp was divided into 2 packages consisting of indoor and outdoor games. Each 

package had a cumulative of 56 classes combined of all sports. 

Badminton - Shibil C. P. 

Bowling - Cecil Fernandes 

Khokho / Kabbadi / Lagori 

(The best of traditional Indian 

sports) - Bharati Dasan 

Aerobics - 

Lavina Uttamchandani 

Yoga - Ramesh A. Vanian 

Basket Ball - K. M. Michael 

Indoor Football / Hockey 

- Keith D’Souza 

Tennis - S. Ganesh 

Gymnastics (Floor Excercises) 

- Nitin Sharma 

Karate - Emmanuel Rajasekharan 

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INDIA CLUB BASKETBALL 

TOURNAMENT 2010 

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4- on-4, half court, India Club 

Basketball Tournament was 

held on Thurs., 9th September 

’10 for the age group of 10 – 15 

years. 

The following teams were the 

winners and runners up: 

Winners 

Parth Aidasani (M’ship 3999) 

Jatin S. Rughwani (M’Ship 4314) 

Karan Manghnani (M’Ship 2947) 

Saachi Gangwani (M’Ship 3577) 

Runners Up 

Kanishk Shah (M’Ship 1936) 

Errol Jude Britto (M’Ship 4463) 

Vishal Bhatia (M’Ship 4596) 

Shweta Bhatia (M’Ship 4596) 

Mallika Bhatia (M’ship 2933) was 

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friendly cricket 

A match was played 

between India Club and 

representatives of the 

Consulate General of India, 

Dubai on Friday, 1st October 

’10 at India Club‘s Indoor 

Coolsportz. 

Both the teams had 8 men 

playing in each side for the 

tournament. The Consulate 

General of India team scored 

82 runs in 16 overs and the 

India Club team just managed 

to chase down that score 

IndoorsoccerTournament 

India Club vs Indian Consulate 

Friendly Cricket Match 

The match was decided in favour of 

India Club on the last ball of the 16th 

over. The pair of Irfan and Deepak 

scored 45 runs for India Club in their 

allotted overs 0 

An Indoor Soccer 

Tournament was held on 

19th and 20th August ’10. 

Totally 46 players registered for 

the tournament with 7 teams. 

The following teams were the 

winners and runners up in the 

tournament: 

Winners 

1. Franklyn Fernandes (Capt.) 

2. Jaison Cardozo 

3. Nehal Udyavar 

4. Pradjeet Singh 

5. Vishant Kalwani 

6. Vishesh Rajpal 

Runners Up 

1. Shawn Pereira (Capt.) 

2. Kunal Kukreja 

3. Sharan Kukreja 

4. Kanisk Shah 

5. Akshay Bhadri 

Most Promising Player prize was 

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THE TRUE ESSENCE OF YOGA 

The past few decades have revolutionized the 

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However, this age of speed and competition 

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INTER STATE BADMINTION TOURNAMENT 

The Annual India Club Inter State Badminton Tournament 2010, for senior members above 18 

years of age, was conducted at the India Club from 25th September 10 to 2nd october 2010. 

A total of 8 teams took part 

in the tournament. Each team 

consisted of five players. Seven 

lady players also took part in 

this event. 

Pool A : Jammu & Kashmir, 

Uttar Pradesh, Punjab & Delhi. 

Pool B : Kerala, Goa, Gujarat & 

Karnataka 

The qualifying rounds were 

played on a round-robin 

basis. The final was played 

on Sat., 2nd Oct. 10 between 

Uttar Pradesh and Delhi, in 

which theUttar Pradesh Team 

triumphed. 

Uttar Pradesh Team (Winners) 

comprised of: Rohit Haridas 

(Capt.), Dev Maitra, Girish 

Chand, Nitin Nadkarni & 

Gayatri Jois. 

Delhi Team (Runners Up) 

comprised of: Robby Varghese 

Question 

combating stress but also analyzing and treating 

stress from the roots. In stress situations the 

body releases certain stress hormones which 

increase the palpitation of the heart in turn 

straining the heart. This is what makes a person 

feel nervous, distressed, uncomfortable and 

unable to cope with a situation. There are also 

stress-releasing hormones which get released 

due to the regular practice of asanas which aid 

in stress relief. 

The body is just the manifestation of the mind, 

hence it is essential to keep the mind healthy 

all the time. It is the mind that has the ability 

to create a problem and solve it as well. When 

there exists an imbalance in this functioning of 

the mind the mental peace is completely lost. 

The common problems of the mind are usually 

depression, disappointment, worry, illusion, fear 

etc. lead to many psychosomatic problems 

leaving a person restless, angry, anxious, 

depressed, irritable and sleepless which slowly 

lead to more serious problems such as high 

blood pressure, heart problems and problems 

of the brain and nervous systems. Through the 

practice of meditations and various relaxation 

techniques in yoga all the problems of the mind 

can be easily tackled. Meditation increases the 

awareness of the mind which in turn helps a 

person to develop the ability to focus on one 

object at a time and easily detect stress or any 

obstruction almost immediately. 

Meditation is achieving and understanding the 

calmness and silence of the mind. It is a science 

of feeling and observing. As we all know that 

the mind can be very smart and manipulative, 

one has to always be aware and observe 

(Capt.), Joseph Mathew, Clifford 

Crasto, Sudeep Gupta & Sabina 

Ravindran. 

A prize distribution ceremony 

was held after the final. Mr. 

Sunil Singh ex officio chairman, 

presented the trophies to the 

winners, Uttar Pradesh Team 

and to the runners-up, Delhi 

Team. 

The badminton committee 

comprising of A. K. Prakashan, 

board of director, sports, and 

Kishore Setpal carried out the 

daily match proceedings of the 

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How does meditation help in calming 

the mind? 

Ans.................................................................. 

its’ patterns. Yoga talks of meditation as the 

treatment of the unsettled mind, but strangely 

when one starts meditating the mind acts and 

thinks the most, but it is only after this state 

that the mind starts experiencing large periods 

of silence in between thoughts. This in the long 

run helps a person process each thought with 

attention and act upon them calmly, without 

getting tensed, worried and finally frustrated. 

Meditation teaches us to respond to situations 

rather than reacting to them. 

The important aspect here is that one 

should not conflict between the silence and 

thoughtfulness but practice the art of expanding 

the silence alone. This cannot be forced and it 

has to happen naturally. Thoughtlessness is the 

gift of effort in the process of living in the right 

mind over a long period of time. 

In times of stress the mind can achieve 

calmness only through meditation. A calm 

person can achieve the goal very easily 

compared to one who is tensed. Meditation 

teaches us the attitude of nothing is impossible. 

Yoga gives firmness of the body, clarity of 

intelligence and cleanliness of heart. Cultivating 

this supreme strength of peace, joy and delight 

is the true and essence of yoga. 

BHARAT THAKUR 

Founder of 

Bharat Thakur’s 

Artistic Yoga 

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Latha Reddy Visits 

Ms.Latha Reddy was extended an invitation by India Club to 

address the MNC Members on 20th September 2010. 

She was presented with a shawl and a floral bouquet, as 

an honour at the function. 

In her address, she said that her endeavour would be to build up 

Ms. Reddy joined the Indian Foreign Service in 1975 and has served on 

diplomatic assignments in Lisbon, Washington DC, Kathmandu, Brasilia, 

and most recently as Consul General in Durban (1994-97) and Deputy Chief 

of Mission in Vienna (1997-2000). 

Ms. Reddy has also served at the Ministry of External Affairs and the 

Ministry of Commerce in New Delhi in various capacities. She was the head 

of the Administration Division in the Ministry till Dec 2003. 

Ms. Reddy has served as the Ambassador of India to the Portuguese Republic 

since January 2004, and is currently holding the portfolio of Secretary (East), 

Ministry of External Affairs. 


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strong political ties between 

India and UAE which, her 

ministry would be focusing 

upon in the future. 

Ms. Reddy also said that 

India is all set to be global 

economic giant very shortly 

and even western countries 

were looking at India as a 

trade partner. 

She added that, she was 

very impressed to see the 

facilities at India Club, 

which she had never seen 

but had only heard about. 

The Ambassador of India 

to UAE, H.E. M. K. Lokesh 

also addressed the MNC 

members while Siddharth 

Balachandran, Chairman, 

India Club welcomed all the 

guests 0 


India is all set to be a global economic giant very shortly 

and even western countries were looking at India as a 

trade partner

India Club hosted a Suhoor 

Dinner On August 28, 2010. The 

dinner was attended by over 300 

MNC members and invitees. 

Dr. Omar Al Muthanna (CEO, 

Community Development Authority) 

was the Chief guest and Mr. 

Mohammed Sharaf (CEO, DP 

World) was the guest 

of honour. Floral 

bouquets were 

presented by 

the Executive 

Committee 

to the Chief 

guest and the 

guest 

of 

honour. 

Members and Guests 

were welcomed with 

a mint lemonade 

served from a gigantic 

authentic flask mounted 

on a stewards shoulder. 

A traditional Arabic 

tent was set-up at 

Suhoor Dinner 

the entrance with a Henna artiste 

applying intricate designs on the 

hands of the lady members. Soothing 

melodies played by the oudh player 

and Arabic drum player enhanced 

the ambience of the evening 0 


W h a t ’ s o n w h a t ’ s o n w h a t ’ s o n w h a t ’ s o n w h a t ’ s o n 

AEVENTS - OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 2010 

7-14 October Navaratri with DJ Amber (Lady) / 

DJ Paddy from Mumbai 

21 October Bumper Housie 

21 October Play 

Guldasta 

by Gulzar’s Short stories 

26 October Karva Chawth 

28 October All India Food Mela 

4 November Bumper Housie 

11 November Diwali Celebrations 

18 November Eid Celebrations 

25 November Regular Housie 

ACooL SPoRTZ EVERYDAY 3 PM - 10 PM 

CRICKET 

Thurs/Fri/Sat 3.00 - 06.30 pm 

Sunday 6.45 - 10.00 pm 

Monday 6.45 - 8.45 pm 

Tuesday 7.45 - 10.00 pm 

Wednesday 3.00 - 5.00 pm 

9.00 - 10.00 pm 

WINNERS 

CORNER 

HoCKEY 

Sunday 03.00 - 04.00 pm 

Monday 09.00 - 10.00 pm 


Saturday 06.45 - 07.45 pm 

ARESTAURANTS 

Chaat Chowk All days 

12.30pm - 11.30pm 

Aangan Saturdays -Wednesday 

07.30pm - 11.55pm 

Thurs/ Friday Holiday 

12.30pm - 03.00pm 

07.30pm - 11.55pm 

Diwan-E-Khas All days 

12.30pm - 03.00pm 

07.30pm - 11.55pm 

ABARS 

Members Networking Centre (Friday Closed) 

Saturday to Thursday 

12 Noon - 2.00pm 

07.00pm - 9.00pm 

Madhushala 12.30pm - 03.00pm 

07.30pm - 11.55pm 

Splash Bar 03.00pm - 11.55pm 

ALIBRARY - Creative Corner 

10.00am - 1.45pm 

6.00pm - 8.45pm 

Library books are now issued on Fridays 

Administration Office 

10.30am - 1.30pm 

5.30pm - 8.30pm 

FooTBALL 

Saturday 07.45 - 10.00 pm 

Sunday 04.00 - 05.00 pm 

Monday 03.00 - 05.00 pm 

Tuesday 04.00 - 07.45 pm 


Thursday 06.45 - 10.00 pm 

Friday 06.45 - 10.00 pm 

Y o u r c o n t a c t p e r s o n s a t I n d i a C l u b 

For General Club Enquiries 

Bharat Chachara, General Manager 

E: gm@indiaclubdubai.com 

For Sports Facilities / Administration Enquiries 

Simon Varella , Manager, HR & Administration 

Contact No. 04 3344617 

simon@indiaclubdubai.com 

For Advertisement & Marketing Enquiries 

Siddharth Vyas Contact Tel: 04-3371112 

Fax: 04-3578880 Mob: 050 8538939 

E: siddharth@indiaclubdubai.com 

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JULY - AUGUST 2010 


ARTISTIC 

YOGA 

For Finance & Logistics Inquiries: 

Rajasekharam Pendyala 

Asst. Manager – Finance & Logistics 

E: rs@indiaclubdubai.com 

Food & Beverages Enquiries 

Party & Bookings / Package Enquiries 

Birendra Kumar 

Asst. Manager - Food & Beverages 

Contact No:. 04-3370789/050 8489190 

E: kumar@indiaclubdubai.com 

ASPoRTS FACILITIES 

Swasth Sundaram 06.00am - 11.00am 

01.00pm - 10.00pm 

Friday & Holidays 10.00am - 10.00pm 

Sauna & Steam Men / Women 

06.30am - 10.45am 

01.30pm - 09.45pm 


Swimming Pool 07.am - 10.00am 

02.30pm - 10.00pm 


Tennis, Badminton, Squash, Table Tennis 

06.00am - 10.00am 

01.00pm - 10.00pm 


Typhoon, the Bowling Alley 

02.30pm - 10.00pm 


Minimum one player per lane. Children under 10 years not 

permitted to play. Last booking by 9.45pm on all days except 

Thursdays and by 10.15pm on Thursdays. 

ProShop Saturday - Thursday 2.00pm - 10.00pm 

Kids Club All days 4.00pm - 10.00pm 

AMembers Networking Centre 

Week Days 10am - 9pm (Friday Closed) 

HANDBALL 

Saturday 03.00 - 04.00 pm 

Sunday 05.00 - 06.30 pm 

Monday 05.00 - 06.30 pm 


1. Jaikishan Lakhwani (Membership No. 4678) 

2. Dipak M. Bhadra (Membership No. 4470) 

1. Rajesh D. Bhatia (Membership No. 3759) 

Note: In case there are no 

bookings in any one of the 

above mentioned time slots 

on a particular day, members 

booking at that time will have 

the option of playing either 

handball, hockey or football 

during those time slots. 

For Membership Enquiry / Processing 

Komal Kirpalani 

Executive Secretary 

E: secretary@indiaclubdubai.com 

For Updating Communication records 

Arun Chaturvedi, 

Asst. Manager - IT 

Contact No:. 04-3355312 

E: admin@indiaclubdubai.com

affiliated clubs 

in various cities 

in india with 

INDIA CLUB 

dubai 

AHMEDABAD 

The Sports Club of Gujarat 

Sardar Patel Stadium, 

Navrangpura 

Ahmedabad 380 014 

T: 26440371-3, 26560597 

E: mailbox@sportsclub-gujarat. 

com 

www.sportsclub-gujarat.com 

nCardroom, Badminton, 

Health Club, Restaurants, TT, 

Infoplex, Clubrooms, Aquapoint 

AMRITSAR 

Lumsden Club 

Ram Bagh Gardens, Amritsar 

T: 0183-2566389/0183- 

2225205 

nSwimming Pool, Library, 

Tennis / Badminton Courts, 

Restaurants with dining 

facilities, 

Party Halls. 

BANGALORE 

Bowring Institute 

19, St. Mark’s Road, 

Bangalore 560 001 

T: 22228881-4 

E:Bowring@vsnl.com, 

Bowringinstitute@yahoo.com 

www.bowringinstitute.com 

BAREILLY 

Bareilly Club Ltd 

No 1 Civil Lines 

2 kms from Bareilly Jn, 

Bareilly 243 001 

T: 0581-2427773/0581- 

2429174 

nDining Hall, Tennis, Squash, 

Badminton, Billiard Courts, 

Bars, Library, A/c rooms 

BHUBANESHWAR 

Bhubaneshwar Club Ltd 

Rajpath Unit-VI 

Bhubaneshwar 751 001 

Orissa 

T: 0674 2392211/1654 

F: 2395742 

E:info@bbsrclub.com 

www.bbsrclub.com 

nResidential Facilities 

(Executive, Deluxe & Super 

Deluxe),Banquet Hall, 

Tennis Court, Squash Courts, 

Restaurants, Spacious Lawns, 

Family Bar, Main Bar, 

library, Bridge Room, 

Swimming pool, Gym, Jacuzzi, 

Beauty Parlour, Saloon, Terrace 

Discotheque 

CALICUT 

The Calicut Cosmopolitan Club 

Beach Road, Calicut - 673 032 

T: 2366563/ 2366738/2761767 

CHENNAI 

The Presidency Club 

‘Fairlawns’, 51, Ethiraj Salai 

Chennai 600 008, Tamil Naidu 

T: 44-28226881 / 42146805 

presidencyclub@vsnl.net 

E: admn@thepresidencyclub. 

com; 

www.the presidencyclub.com 

nA/c & well furnished rooms, 

Swimming Pool, Health Club, 

Gym, Cards Room, Library, 

Odyssey Book Store, Guest 

House, Tennis courts, 

Badminton & Squash courts. 

CHANDIGARH 

Chandigarh Club Limited 

Sector I, Chandigarh 

T: 172-2743388 

E:info@chandigarh-club.com 

nBanquet Hall, Tennis courts, 

Squash courts, Spacious Lawns, 

Family Bar, Main Bar, Library, 

Tambola, Bridge Room, 

Swimming Pool 

JAIPUR 

Jai Club 

Mahaveer Marg, C-Scheme 

Jaipur 302 001 

T: 2372321/ 322/ 366/400 

F: 0141-4004988 

E:jaiclub@hotmail.com 

www.jaiclub.com 

nPresidential Suites, Deluxe 

& Semi Deluxe Rooms,Health 

Club, Swimming Pool, 

Badminton Courts, 

Bars & Cards Rooms 

JAISALMER 

Jaisal Club Ltd 

Jethwal Road, Jaisalmer 

345001 

T: 02992-255555, 02992- 

254999 

F: 0291-2435349 

E: blackstone@mailinfinity.com 

blackstone@mailinfinity.com; 

www.jaisalclub.com 

nResidential Rooms, Swimming 

Pool, Beautiful landscaped 

lawns, Well equipped Gym, 

Sightseeing & Camping 

facilities, Billiards, 

Badminton, Roller Skating, Golf, 

Cricket, Bars & Restaurants. 

KANPUR 

Citi Club Private Limited 

84/79, G.T. Road, Kanpur 

208 003 

T: 0512 2521211-12-13 

E:info@enjoyciticlub.com 

www.enjoyciticlub.com 

n12 A/c Rooms, 1 Suite, Bars, 

Conference Rooms, DJ & Dance 

Floors, Card Room, Gym, 

KOCHI 

Cochin Suburban Club 

Thrikkakara, Joymat Nagar, 

BMC P.O. Cochin 68202, Kerala 

T: 484-2575871 / 

2575177 / 2576571 

nA/c Rooms, Swimming Pool, 

Restaurants, Bars, Library, 

Ayurvedic Centre, Lawns, 

Conference Rooms. 

KOLKATA 

The Calcutta 

Punjab Club Ltd 

21, Ballygunge, Circular Road 

Kolkata 700 019 

T: 2486-5581 / 82 

nDining Halls, Swimming 

Pools, Health Club, Billiard 

Room, Party Hall, 6 Double 

Rooms, 2 Single Rooms, 

2 Suites. 

The Bengal Rowing Club 

Rabindra Sarobar 

Kolkata 700 029 

TeleFax: 033-2466-1751 

033-2466-1752 

E: info@bengalrowingclub.com 

info@bengalrowingclub.com; 

www.bengalrowingclub.com 

www.bengalrowingclub.com 

nRowing facilities & Kayaking, 

Billiards, Pool, Table Tennis, 

Card Rooms, Badminton Courts, 

Swimming Pool, Well equipped 

Gym, Health Spa, Billiards 

Room, A/c comfortable 

Dinning rooms, Well manicured 

expansive lawns of the Club. 

LUCKNOW 

Oudh Gymkhana Club 

Kaiserbagh, Lucknow 226 001 

T: 3231627, 3230283, 2230954 

nBilliard Room, Party Halls, 

Gym, Tennis Lawn, A/c Rooms, 

Bars, Restaurants. 

MANGALORE 

Mangalore Club 

Near Morgan’s Gate, Jeppu 

Mangalore 575 001 

T: 0824 2414146/48 

F: 0824 2414149 

E:manager@mangaloreclub. 

com 

www.mangaloreclub.com 

nResidential Rooms, Rooftop, 

Swimming Pool, Family Rooms, 

Conference Hall, Gym, 

X Party Hall, Badminton Court 

MUMBAI 

Golden Swan Country Club 

Off Pokhran, Road No1, 

Yeoor Hills, 

Thane 400 602, Mumbai 

T: 022 25856515 / 

25853798 / 25854078 

E: countryclub@goldenswan 

www.goldenswan.com 

nGolf Course, Swimming Pool, 

Snooker/Billiards, A/c Cottages, 

Lagoon Bar, Conference 

rooms, Boating, Multi Cuisine 

Restaurants, 

Garware Club House 

Wankhede Stadium 

D’ Road, Churchgate 

T: 2285 4444 

E:info@garwareclub.com 

www.garwareclub.com 

nResidential Rooms, 

Club House, Library, 

Table tennis, Swimming Pool, 

Health Club, Banquet Halls. 

The Chembur Gymkhana 

16th Road, Chembur, Mumbai 

T: 25217030 – 35 (6 lines) 

E: chemgym@vsnl.net 

nBadminton, TT Squash, 

Billiards, Cards Room, Gym, 

Lawn Tennis, Cricket, 

Swimming Pool, Community 

Hall, Residential Rooms. 

Juhu Vile Parle 

Gymkhana Club 

N.S. Road No 13 

Opp. Juhu Bus Station 

Juhu, Mumbai 400 049 

T: 22-2620 6016, 

22-2620 5973 

F: 22-2620 9702 

E: jvpgclub_1@hotmail.com 

jvpgclub_1@hotmail.com 

nSwimming, Tennis, Health 

Club, Billiards & Snooker, 

Card Room, Badminton, 

Children Playground, 

Library, Conference Hall, 

Bars & Restaurants. 

Kamala Vihar 

Sports Club 

Poisar Gym Khana Road 

Kandivali (W), Mumbai 400 067 

T: 2808 8889, 2808 2305 

E: kvsc9@rediffmail.com 

nRestaurants, Party Halls, 

tennis Courts, Billiards, Skating 

Rink, 

Gym, Conference Halls, 

Mini Theatre. 

The Bombay Presidency 

Radio Club Limited 

157, Arthur Bunder, Road, 

Colaba, Mumbai 400 005 

T: 22845121 / 22845025 

/71 / 75 

E: radclub@gmail.com 

nResidential Rooms, Lawns, 

Radio Room, Roof-top Terrace, 

Conference Rooms, 

Badminton Courts, 

Games Room, Gym, 

Swimming Pool, Library. 

NASIK 

Nasiklub, Nashik-Pune Road, 

Nashik 422 011. 

T: 0253-2417931 /2411254 

33 A/c Rooms, 4 Suites, 

Gym, nSwimming Pool, TT, 

Badminton, Steam & Sauna, 

Carrom, Party Lawns. 

NEW DELHI 

The Country Club 

Saket Club, New Delhi, 

181 / 2, Sainik Farm, New 

Delhi 110 062 

countryclubindia.net 

nSwimming Pool, Tennis, 

Squash, Badmaianton Courts, 

Billiards Room, Library, 

Lawns, Banquet Halls, Gym 

PATNA 

Bankipore Club Limited 

Judges Court Road, Patna 

800 001 

T: 2673009 

nSwimming Pool, Library, 

A/C Bridge Room, 

Guest House with 3 A/C Rooms, 

Dancing Hall with wooden 

floors, Tennis & Squash courts, 

Children park. 

PUNE 

Residency Club 

3, Queens Garden Road, 

Pune 411001 

T: 20 2636222 – 26 

The Corinthians Club 

Nyati County, NIBM Annexe 

South Pune, Pune 411028 

T: 020-2697 0900, 

020-2697 0206 

E: edp@the corinthianspune. 

com 

www.thecorinthianspune.com 

nA/c Rooms, Swimming Pool, 

Health Club, Spa, Billiards, 

Tennis, Skating. 

Splendour Country Club & 

Resorts Pvt Ltd 

Beyond Peacock Bay 

of National Defence Academy 

Khadakwasla, Pune 411 023 

T: 020-25299110 / 

9326565430 

SECUNDERABAD 

Chiraan Fort, 1-8-334 Opp 

Begumpet Policelines 

Near HUDA Office, 

Secunderabad 500 003 

T: 2790 1700, 2790 0900 

www.chiraanfort.com 

Sports facilities, 

Huge Party Lawns, Library 

TRIVANDRUM 

Trivandrum Club 

Vazhuthacaud, 

Thiruvananthapuram 695 010 

T: 2726444, 2726415 

2726413, 2726591, 2726446 

F: 2726380 

E:trivandrumclub@gmail.com 

Annexe Rooms, Billiard Room 

Dining Hall and Multi Cuisine 

Kitchen, Sports & Health Club 

Facilities, Swimming Pool, 

Sauna, Jacuzzi, Beauty Parlour, 

VARANASI 

The Benaras Club Limited 

Club Road 

Varanasi 221002 

T: 0542-2500351, 0542- 

2500508 

E: info@benarasclub.com, 

info@benarasclub.com 

www.thebenarasclub.com, 

thebenarasclub.com 

Luxurious Rooms, 

Squash, Badminton & Billiards 

courts, Fitness centre, Library, 

Meeting Room, Banquet Hall, 

Card Room, Beauty Parlour 

Maximum of 2 affiliationletter for each city would be provided L Please provide us two working days to process your request L Documents required to avail the affiliation with the Clubs are: Letter from the 

administration office to permit the member to avail affiliation facility LPresentation of valid India Club ID card L Payment of relevant charges applicable for guest (Non-Members) of affiliated Clubs. 


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GM’s desk 

We are promoting 

the cause of Breast 

Cancer awareness 

throughout the month of 

October. Although this topic is 

no longer taboo in our society, 

additional thought and caring 

needs to be infused amongst 

the mindset of people towards 

the sensitivities of women 

already afflicted or prone 

to this disease. In line with 

this, the Clubs’ façade will be 

lit up with pink lighting to 

help create awareness of this 

increasingly common ailment 

and seminars and workshops 

are being organized in this 

regard. 

Ladies volunteers from the 

club participated in the Pink 

book sale at the Burjuman 

Cente on October 8th to 

raise funds of Breast Cancer 

awareness. 

As an extension of this 

project, we will be collecting 

books from our members 

which can be sold for 

collecting funds for this cause. 

More details will be sent to 

you shortly. 

An ‘All India Food Mela’ 

is being planned for October 

28, 2010 which is going to be 

a gastronomic fantasy come 

true for all the foodies out 

there. A tastebud titillating 

fantasia for all. Members 

are being invited to set up 

stalls of various regional 

Indian cuisines to showcase 

the diverse smorgasbord of 

culinary delights that India 

has to offer. We are hoping 

that this event will replicate 

and surpass the success 

of the Sangam Mela held 

earlier this year, showcasing 

three regional cuisines. 

These continuous efforts are 

undertaken by us, not only to 

encourage active participation 

from our members but also 

to expose them to the multi 

cultural fabric of our country. 

Our younger generations are 

kept interested through such 

exchanges because, we believe 

that somehow food does have 

a bearing on the ethos of our 

people. 

The ‘Festival of Lights’, 

Diwali will be lit up this year 

with the luminous presence 

of veteran leading light and 

singer par excellence Sudesh 

Wadkar on November 11. 

This particular event is being 

dedicated to Amitabh Bachchan 

and the rip roaring 70s. The 

Club is organizing a dress 

theme for its members and 

guests for the first time, and it 

is expected to see the best of 

you in bell bottom trousers, 

polka dotted shirts with big 

collars and ladies sporting 

handsome curly hair do’s. We 

are hoping to supply for an 

evening which is reminiscent 

of a certain bygone era, not too 

long back. This fun filled event 

should provide for some good 

natured laughs and probably 

memories of tender moments 

for some, if not all. 

Our Eid celebrations slated 

for November 25 will take you 

down memory lane of the 50s 

and 60s with a program ‘Phir 

wahi Shyam’. Unforgettable 

tunes of Geeta Dutt, Hemant 

Kumar and Talat Mehmood 

being sung by some of the 

very best current talents from 

India, are sure to provide the 

nostalgia that, that particular 

period evokes. At times it 

becomes necessary to hark back 

upon our lilting past to instill 

a kind of euphoria, to combat 

the stressful effects of our fast 

paced lives today. 

The recycling bins at the 

Club have been relocated from 

gate no.2 to gate no.3 Members 

can either contact the reception 

or library for recycling 

newspapers, cans, plastics…… 

We do hope this is not causing 

inconvenience to all of you and 

that it does not dissuade you 

to continue contributing, to 

our combined fine efforts with 

the Emirates Environmental 

Group. 

Bharat Chachara 

General Manager

Wild Wadi's Swim Burj Al Arab - India Club, Dubai, UAE

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