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Nightlife in India is fast paced, and you are guaranteed to have a good time. India is a very important country in the Indian Sub Continent. With the development of the software sector in India, Indian culture has a gone through a rapid change. This is, in fact, an impact of the 'MNC (Multi National Company) culture.Nowadays, people lead a fast paced life. The age at which you are legally eligible to earn a living, is roughly the age of 18. The lowest qualification that is required at one of the numerous BPOs (back office processing operations) and call centers, is 10+2 level, that is it is required that you pass high school or junior college.
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The hours of work that is required by the offices are hectic, 'officially' varying between 8 to eight and a half hours per day. Usually, a six day work pattern is followed. People, young or otherwise, want to relax, and the long work hours have given rise to a very active nightlife in India.
There are numerous pubs, bars, discos, lounges that cater to the nightlife in India. Almost all the hotels ensure that have a bar or a lounge, to cater to the tourists as well as the local population. 'Pub hopping' is very common. Some are not satisfied with drinking and dancing at one pub, they want to travel with their friends from one pub to another. Cities like Mumbai, and Delhi and Hyderabad are famous for their nightlife.
Some of the major or 'cool' hangouts that add to the glamor of the nightlife in India are 'Bombay High,' at the ITC Grand Maratha Sheraton And Towers (in Mumbai), The Atrium Lounge, and Churchill's Bar at the Taj Land's End at Bandra, in Mumbai. The Club Lounge at the JW Marriott Hotel, is also famous.
The city of Calcutta is relatively, more conservative. Yet, over the years Calcutta, or Kolkata, has given rise to its own share of night clubs. These include the renowned Tantra, at the Park Hotel , on Park Street. Someplace Else, is also another popular night club that is owned by the Park Hotel. It is located at park Street.
The ITC Shonar Bangla Sheraton And Towers, at Kolkata, has contributed its share to the nightlife in Kolkata, the Irish style pub, Dublin is a favorite haunt of the 'night animals' of this city. The Dublin may be a little subdued compared to other pubs, but it offers an excellent dance floor. If you like to go footloose then, ITC's Dublin pub is the place for you.
The Big Ben at the Kenilworth Best Western Hotel is another great place to 'chill out' with friends. The lively music, the tasty snacks that are on offer are simply too good to be ignored. This is a typical British style pub, but it has a really relaxed and informal atmosphere.
If you go to Delhi, you will have a wide choice of bars and pubs to relax with your friends. The 'My Kind Of Place' at the Taj Palace, has the largest dance area or dance floor in New Delhi. It opens at half past six in the evening.
The Orient Express Bar is another great 'chill out' place, owned by the Taj Palace. The cuisines offered are mouthwatering, and the bar is a connoisseur's delight.
The Hyatt has the Polo Lounge to treat guests and visitors to a great time. The bar is extremely well stocked, it is an English style lounge, but the ambiance of the place is simply too good to be missed.
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