Author: Minhaj Alam Company: Hawassa University Region: South Nations, Nationalities and Peoples' Region (SNNPR) Website: www.hu.edu.et Memorable Quote 1: Day begins at night Memorable Quote 2: Life is Struggle for Survival Author Comment / Biography: Dr. Minhaj Alam is currently an Associate Professor at the School of Governance and Development Studies, Hawassa University, Awassa, Ethiopia, Horn of Africa. Prior to joining Hawassa University, he has served as Academic Associate in Hamdard IAS Study Circle, Hamdard University, New Delhi. He completed his Masters and Doctorate from Department of Political Science, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. His academic and research interest spans subjects such as Political Theory & Liberalism, Democracy, Human Rights, Governance & Development, Minority Rights, Conflict Studies, Nehru Studies. His current research interests mainly revolve around socio-economic and political issues concerning different regions of Ethiopia. He has contributed articles in national referred journals such as “Nehru’s Contribution to Democracy” in Indian Journal of Politics, Department of Political Science, AMU, Aligarh and to several portals such as Incredible India in www.ezinearticle.com and others. He has participated in several National and International Seminars. He has been awarded Jawaharlal Nehru Fellowship (Doctoral Studies) from Centre For Nehru Studies, Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), Aligarh; “Academic Excellency Award” from Indian Oil Corporation, Brauni Refinery, Begusarai, Bihar; “Best Organizer Award” from Amity India (Aligarh Chapter). In India, he was associated with several institutions and organizations (NGOs) which have provided him with an inter-disciplinary approach towards the study of social and economic problems. Besides, as a hobby of writing, Dr. Minhaj Alam is contributing significantly to enrich the tourism information of India by his thought provoking articles written for India’s one of premier travel portals like Culture Holidays, TravelChaCha. Some of his Articles like “Incredible India”, “Incredible Rajasthan” “E-tourism of India – Its Future” are published online for different travel websites. His contribution as an Expert Travel Writer is recognized when the reputed websites like Ezinearticles, Streetdirectory, Webraydian, Selfgrowth, Infocrystals, Amazines, Ideamarketers, Streetdirectory, Articlealley etc. conferred him an honor of Expert Travel Writer for his travel writing services dedicated to promote Incredible India at global level via web marketing.

Displaying 21 to 30 of 34 articles < Back | Next > Pages: 1 2 3 4  Articles by Minhaj Alam  21. South India Destinations May 29, 2008 south indian States - An Introduction South India is a symbol of Indian heritage. It is a land dotted with beautiful temples reflecting how strongly its religion is interwoven into the life of its people. The swinging coconut palm trees, the sun kissed beaches, the mesmerizing backwaters, th... 22. South India Tour May 29, 2008 Introduction Covering the entire Indian Peninsula, South India has the river Narmada and Mahanadi on its northern side and Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal surrounding its western, southern and eastern sides. The people of South India are called South Indians. The womenfolk here ... 23. South India Backwaters May 29, 2008 Introduction South India boasts of beautiful backwaters tours which simply take you to another world which is no less than a wonderland. Kerala in South India is the best bet when it comes to enjoying the exotic experience of backwaters. Filled with brackish water, the five lakes and several lag... 24. INDIA TOUR - AN OVERVIEW OF TYPES OF TOURISM May 29, 2008 Introduction It is boom time for India's Tourism and hospitality sector which offers almost all types of tourism at one destination. The Indian subcontinent is bounded by the majestic Himalayan ranges in the north and edged by a spectacular coastline surrounded by three seas – Arabian Sea i... 25. Incredible North India Tourism May 08, 2008 Introduction The States of North India refer to a set of states like Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Uttaranchal which are situated in the non-peninsular region of the Republic of India. Because of the strategic location, North India plays a signi... 26. Rajasthan Tourism April 30, 2008 Introduction Rajasthan is the ‘Land of Celebration’. The fairy-tale forts and palaces across its golden sands conjure up endless fascinating images of chivalrous kings, beautiful princesses and lavish darbars. The mark of royalty is all-pervasive in this desert land and is seen not only on the v... 27. Indian Tourism - Its Destiny April 14, 2008 Introduction Though the name of India is not included by the World Tourism Organization (WTO) among the top ten courtiers of the world in terms of “most visited” by numbers of travelers, in terms of tourism earners, in terms of most visited attractions, still the Indian economy has been boosted ... 28. Incredible South India April 14, 2008 Introduction The word “South India” generally referred to all those regions and areas that lie in the peninsular Deccan Plateau and is surrounded by the Arabian Sea from its Western side, Indian Ocean from its Southern side and the Bay of Bengal from its Eastern side. The term South India also m... 29. Hotels - The Backbone of Indian Tourism March 29, 2008 Introduction The vast country like India has too many tourist destinations with well furnished city hotels and airport hotels that scattered all over the cities of India from North to South and East to West which are well connected by roadways, railways and airways. Not only this, the India... 30. Incredible West Bengal March 29, 2008 Introduction Bengal has rich cultural heritage and a glorious past dates back to 3rd century BC. The region has been ruled by Mauryas, Guptas, Palas, the Muslims and finally the British. Bengal is the birth place of many great personalities, philosophers, scientists, patriots, and home to five N... < Back | Next > Pages: 1 2 3 4

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