6 facts about Virbhadra Singh that you must know
Virbhadra Singh was born on 23 June 1934 at Sarahan, Shimla district. His father was Raja Padam Singh. He received his elementary education from Bishop Cotton School (Shimla) and later obtained a B.A. Honours degree from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi. He is married to Pratibha Singh and has a son, Vikramaditya Singh and four daughters. He is the longest-serving Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh. Lets talk more about him and share “6 facts about Virbhadra Singh that you must know“ 1. He was an honorary Captain in the Indian Army. Image Source 2. He is awarded with Silver Elephant for Contribution in Scouts and Guides Movement and with Golden Peacock Environment Leadership award by London based Institute of Directors for Contribution in Promotion of Environment, Wild Life, Environment Governance and Eco-Tourism. Image Source 3. He had been to countries like: Afghanistan, Egypt, France, Germany, Ghana, Guinea, Hungary, Italy, Kuwait, Lebanon, Mauritania, Mauritius,…
‘Sound of the Mountains’
The Sound Of The Mountains, as we have named our product is inspired by the grazing cattle on the vast steeps and curves of DevBhoomi; Himachal. The souvenir bell is the brainchild of the Himachali art label; @muscari_lane by Yamini Sharma which took shape during OneHimachal’s creative association with her. @muscari_lane and us, both believe that there is an absence of products, inherently Himachali which connect the tourists to the essence of this land. The Kullu & Kinnauri Shawls as well as the Buddhist prayer flags are now decade-old products and though fused with modern elements of design are still seasonal and periodical. Clearly, the rate of innovation has slowed down a lot. To bridge this gap that emotionally connects the visitors to our magnanimous mountains, we have tried to place this unique product. This bell is locally designed, sourced, and assembled and is sure to remind you of gentle sounds from the…
You can work with OneHimachal this coming April
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OneHimachal Calendar for 2021
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Muscari Lane, a Himachali brand that shares stories and creates artwork based on Hills #supportlocal
It is a brand that is dedicated to thoughtful & better living through everything ethical, natural, and sustainable.
Onehimachal Editing Challenge is ON
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COVID-19 World Map
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New Merch by OneHimachal is out now 🔥
The T-shirt has a label, “I have a HIKING PROBLEM” and is dedicated to all the Hiking lovers all over India. We have launched it initially in 4 colors namely, “Black, White, Grey and Teal Blue”.
Pratyush Dhiman is back with a new single Mannmarziyan and it will give you feels
This love ballad has been produced and composed by Prats for the people who save their relationships from drifting apart.
Pratyush Dhiman: a special talent among musical brigade of Himachal Pradesh
He is just 17 and is so passionate about his craft at such a young age really shows how promising his future is.
Tourism in Himachal: Boon for current times and the curse for upcoming Future?
When we talk about tourism, we mostly see it as a thing which is full of positives. We see it as something which brings prosperity to a place. Something which provides locals with an opportunity to earn money and sustain and support their livelihood. When we see it from a traveler’s perspective we focus on them being able to experience a new place which they don’t usually get to see often. We normally think that it is a win-win situation for everyone involved. However, it is not the whole image. With several pros, it also brings tons of cons too. Cons, if we had to discuss are such as polluting the environment, ruining the normal lifestyle and traditions of a place and a run for the unsatisfying amount of money which never seems to be enough. You ask why do I say that? Okay, let me break it down for…