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Markets of Baroda - 1930 - Rare Footage
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Laxmi Vilas Palace (Vadodara - Gujarat - India)
(EN) The term Maharaja Palace actually refers to a series of palaces in Vadodara, India, constructed since the Gaekwad family started ruling the Vadodara State. The first one was a building known as the Sarkar Wada. This building, not really a palace, was given up for the Nazarbaug Palace built in old classical style. This once a magnificent building is now in a dilapidated state.
After this the Lakshmi Vilas Palace, an extravagant building of the Indo-Saracenic school, was built by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III in 1890 at a cost of GBP180,000. Major Charles Mant was the architect.
It is reputed to have been the largest private dwelling built in the nineteenth century and four times the size of Buckingham Palace. At the time of construction it boasted the most modern amenities such as elevators and the interior is reminiscent of a large European country house. It remains the residence of the Royal Family, who continue to be held in high esteem by the residents of Baroda.
Its ornate Darbar Hall, which is sometimes the venue of music concerts and other cultural events, has a Venetian mosaic floor, Belgium stained glass windows and walls with intricate mosaic decorations. Outside of the Darbar Hall is an Italinate courtyard of water fountains. The palace houses a remarkable collection of old armoury and sculptures in bronze, marble & terracotta by Fellici. The grounds were landscaped by William Goldring, a specialist from Kew Gardens. The palace is open to the public and an audio tour is available.
The Palace compound is of over 700 acres (2.8 km2) and houses a number of buildings, particularly the Moti Baug Palace and the Maharaja Fateh Singh Museum building. Adjacent to the Motibaug Palace and the Museum is the Moti Bagh Cricket Ground, the offices of the Baroda Cricket Association, and a very rare indoor teak floored tennis court and badminton court (where the All India Badminton Championships were previously held). There are also two clay tennis courts plus a derelict fives court.
The Museum building was constructed as a school for the Maharaja's children. Today a large number of works of art belonging to the Royal family have been displayed in the museum. The most remarkable of these is the fabulous collection of the paintings of Raja Ravi Varma, who was specially commissioned by the then Maharaja of Baroda. The collection includes portraits of the Royal family in addition to the paintings based on Hindu mythology for which Raja Ravi Varma was famous.
The Maharaja constructed a miniature railway line, which circled the mango orchard within the palace compound, to take his children from the school to the main Lakshmi Vilas Palace. The train engine was recently refurbished by Ranjitsinh Gaekwad, the current maharaja, and can be seen at the entrance to the Museum.
The palace also boasted a small zoo. The only remnant of the zoo is the pond where a number of crocodiles remain. The Navlakhi (literally meaning of nine hundred thousand) Well, a fine 'baoli' or step well, is 50 metres north of the palace.
In the 1930s Maharaja Pratapsinh created a golf course for use by his European guests. In the 1990s Pratapsinh's grandson Samarjitsinh, a former Ranji trophy cricket player, renovated the course and opened it to the public. The course was expanded in 2004 into a beautiful course managed by the Gaekwad Baroda Golf Club and now boasts over 300 members. The Motibaug Palace is now the club house for the club, behind which are a large new swimming pool designed by the renowned architect Karan Grover, sauna and gym facilities. Packs of langoors & peacocks can be spotted around the palace compound. The present management of the club have used the old British spelling Lukshmi Vilas Palace instead of the better known Lakshmi Vilas Palace.
Two other palaces in Baroda were the Makarpura Palace, built on the southern outskirts of Baroda which now houses a defence installation and Pratap Vilas Palace, which houses the prestigious Railway Staff College of India.
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Days before Narendra Modi was to file his nomination papers from Vadodara, word went out to all shop owners and their employees between Kirti Stambh, Raj Mahal Road, Nyay Mandir, Padmavati Shopping Centre, Gandhinagar Gruh, Amdavadi Pol, Raopura Tower and Machhipeeth up to the district collector's office that they had to provide their names, mobile numbers and addresses to the police.Every effort was made to sanitise the area given the heightened threat perception to his life. As many as 1,400 policemen from the senior to the juniormost level collected the details from shop owners and their employees, including the new occupants, and then fanned out on the entire route ahead of Modi's roadshow. They were there in addition to the safety net that Modi gets from the National Security Guards (NSG) on his cross-country sojourns.
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Total Distance : 2.2 Kms
On the way :
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Vinoba Bhave Road
Kirti Mandir કિર્તી મંદિર
Aradhana Cinema Hall
SSG Hospital એસ.એસ.જી હોસ્પિટલ
Tilak Road
ManMohan Samosa મનમોહન સમોસા
Kothi Char Rasta
Khadigram Udhyog Bhavan
Duli Ram Peda Vala દુલી રામ પેડા વાલા
Raopura Tower
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Showroom Caught Fire Due to Chinese Lantern in Vadodara
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he banned Chinese lanterns sparked fire at five places in the city on Uttarayan in the last two days.
The incidents were reported in Raopura and Mangal Bazaar area. Apart from fires due to lanterns, another blaze was reported in Khodiyarnagar locality.
A mobile tower in Kevdabaug caught fire after a Chinese lantern got stuck on it on Friday evening. The fire officials said that the fire spread due to a bird's nest on the tower. Another lantern fell on a garment store in Raopura sparking fire on its roof. A Chinese lantern also fell on an electric pole in Pratap Markha Pol in Mangal Bazaar area on Thursday evening.
A Chinese lantern got stuck on the pole. We pelted stone to release it but it got stuck in a mesh of wires, said Vijay Jaiswal, a local who informed the city fire brigade.
Despite high court ban and a subsequent police notification, Chinese lanterns dotted the skies across the city during the two-day festival. A lantern fell on Kalpana hospital near Dandiya Bazaar. Toys worth Rs 20,000 were gutted in fire. In another incident a scrap godown caught fire near Ajabdi Mill.
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Gulammohammed Sheikh - Family and going to Baroda (12/70)
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Born in 1937, Gulammohammed Sheikh is an Indian painter, writer and art critic who has been a major figure in the Indian art world for half a century. His artistic career is closely associated with the renowned MS University of Baroda in Gujarat. [Listener: Timothy Hyman]
TRANSCRIPT: Going back to family, my eldest brother used to paint. He did painting on glass. I remember that when I was very young, but after that he gave it up. But there were others, you know, around who also painted. One of them was a family friend. And then there were those who did sort of signboard painting. One of my great friends was a signboard painter. He died a few years ago. And so beside the school, there was that connection. It was something, you know, which was associated with home, where I painted. And brothers were also generally very supportive of the things that I did. It must, they must have found it a bit different, even odd, I don’t know. And my eldest brother was also very, you know, I think, because he had tried his hand on that, so he was interested in that. So, even the family supported my studying further which none of them had the opportunity to, and in a way my father I suppose by proxy, you know, going to a college. Nobody had gone to college. So, he helped me in a number of ways and Ravishankar Raval, as I mentioned, he was a very crucial figure. He gave me a letter first that you could go and study in Baroda. I didn’t have the vaguest idea of what Baroda was and I didn’t know what I’m going, what I was going to do in Baroda. So, I asked my classmate, son of the librarian of Birdwood Library, to sort of accompany me and I remember we both travelled to Ahmedabad first and where we went to residence of Ravishankar Raval and with lunchtime they gave us lunch. Then they asked me, they said, ‘What are you going to do, where are you going to stay in Baroda?’ I said, ‘I have no idea’. It was crazy. I don’t know. I still don’t know how I would have made it myself. So, he said, ‘Okay, I’ll give you a letter. Here is this photographer who is in a place which is called Tower, Raopura Tower, and you ask him. He’ll put you up before you get some accommodation’. I thought that I’ll stay in a hostel or somewhere but you don’t get into hostel until you’re admitted, and I had to go through the what they call aptitude test. I had to give examination. So, I took that letter and went to the photographer and he was, I think, bit confused but then he couldn’t refuse Ravishankar Raval because he had asked him to put me up. So, he said, ‘I don’t have any place for you to stay but here is my studio. If you live in the dark room, will you be okay?’ So, I said, ‘All right, I’ll stay in the dark room’. The first two or three days while I was giving aptitude test I stayed in the dark room and then I got admission in a hostel, so that is how I moved into Baroda. Well, here is the difference. You see, Surendranagar, with all its, you know, educational institution, school, my friends, my teachers and all, was still a very kind of a... what shall we call it... socially a very constricting place. I mean, you make friends but you are, friends are mostly men friends, you know, boys. Baroda was a kind of a great jolt because here you came in contact with women, you know, and at a very personal level. You know, it was almost immediate, you know, that you sat together, walked together, and these girls came from all over India. They were all either English-speaking or Hindi-speaking. Some of, few of them that were Gujarati-speaking. So, in a way it was both a kind of a national kind of a school where you had literally, mini-India and then, of course, we had both Europeans and even Americans, teachers and visitors.