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Agra Hotel: Agra the City of Impressions From the Past

Agra or the city of the Taj, many people from around the world come India to visit the Taj Mahal which is every tourists absolute delight. Agra was once the capital of India during the reign of Mughal Empire. The president of United States Bill Clinton rightfully said that Taj Mahal due to its significant feature regarding its architecture and emotional décor, it lies in the hearts of the people around the world. Agra or the city of the Taj as it is known all over the world is home to many other monuments also. Presenting its immense presence are the monuments like Agra fort, fatehpur Sikri, Diwan-I-Am, Diwan-i-Khas, Musamman Burj, Jehangir’s Palace, Shish Mahal, Jama Masjid, Tomb of Itmad-ud-daulah, Akbar’s Mausoleum, and the Mariyam’s Tomb, to name a few. It is always advised to the tourists to go for a golden triangle tour to cities situated in the banks of Yamuna River that is Delhi-Agra-Jaipur.
The magnificent Taj Mahal is the pride of Agra city and since many tourists thrive Agra the people who wants to stay here for a while will usually look forward to a Taj view hotel Agra India.
Such as Oberoi hotel Agra guests can look forward to gracious interiors, conveniently styled service and Taj’s incomparable look and feel. Right sitting on the hotel’s balcony you can feel the presence of Taj and its royal presence. Since the hotel lays just 600 meters away from one of the Seventh wonders of the world. The hotel is breath taking luxurious and beautiful taking some of the inspiration from the one of the wonder itself. By staying in the hotel you can truly feel that the aura is straight out of an Indian fairytale. The interiors of the Oberoi hotel Agra are inspired by the Mughal interiors therefore there are Mughals instigated pools and terraced gardens. Besides Mughals architecture in design the hotel is studded with the very Indian design. Each of the premier room has been beautifully studded with the greatest kind of accessories and comfortable furnishings, the rooms offer a variety of services and dynamic facilities.
Hotel holiday inn Agra is a 4 star hotel located in the heart of city with 148 appointed rooms, the hotel is built for discerning travelers on leisure and business.The amenities that are given to the guests by the hotels are front desk, business cernter, bar, room service, restaurant, parking, indoor pool, Jacuzzi, Outdoor pool, Hair Dryer in room, satellite TV. The services offered are pool, childcare,barber,laundry, internet,travel desk, babysitting, beauty salon, currency exchange,In room telephone service, gift shop, Luggage Storage, Wake up service, Airport Shuttle.
The hotel holiday inn Agra is tastefully decorated with the highest quality fixtures and most adjustable furnishings.All of the rooms offer upscale facilities and a variety of amenities. There are AC, Cable TV,Direct Phone, Attbath shower, work desk, clock, hair dryer, double bed.
The hotels in Agra are upgraded offers for the tourists with excellent advanced conferencing and banqueting services, the hotel offers an exclusive business center that helps business travelers with all their needs.

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            We all know that President-elect Barack Obama ran on a campaign centered on the theme of hope. And now, so far at least, that nebulous promise seems to be manifesting in hard numbers on Wall Street. As he selects his cabinet and begins laying out his plans for the nation’s future, Obama seems to be sparking some much needed economic hope as the stock market reacts, mostly positively, to his decisions. These Obama market rallies are an indication of some short-term (gasp!) good news for the nation’s economy.

            (Hey, it may be temporary…but we’ll take it!)

            Recently we’ve seen the market rally on the heels of Obama’s announcements regarding job creation, the nation’s infrastructure, and economic stimulus. In fact, the DOW is up 20 percent from its mid-November lows. But while these rallies will provide a reprieve from the relentless selling that has been going on in the stock market, they probably won’t last through the first quarter of 2009. When the retail numbers come out in January, I suspect we’re in for another round of pessimism.

            The real problem is that America’s problems are much, much bigger than the current recession. They’ve been building for decades. We keep hearing a lot of talk about getting our economy “back on track.” In truth we don’t want our economy to be on the same track it was on before it fell apart. If we don’t address the real issue facing the economy—spending beyond our means—these short-term market rallies will be the only ones we see for a very long time.

And there is still a huge elephant in the room in the form of unfunded entitlement programs. Unfortunately, President-elect Obama has said he is not going to focus on these challenges or address the national debt, but rather follow the conventional wisdom and spend, spend, spend to stabilize the economy. That’s worrisome because irresponsible spending is what created this mess to begin with.

Rather than trying to spend our way out of this mess, I would ask the president-elect to pressure Congress to renew tough budget controls like the PAYGO rules that expired in 2002 as soon as possible. And I’d ask him to take additional steps to cut spending, finance the entitlement programs, balance the budget, and start paying down debt as soon as possible.

            My new book I.O.U.S.A. illuminates today’s financial crisis in a unique and easy-to-grasp way by examining four serious “deficits” the nation faces: the budget deficit, the personal savings deficit, the trade deficit, and most importantly, the leadership deficit.

The book serves as a companion to the critically acclaimed documentary of the same name—a national debt documentary that was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival, was recently named as a nominee for the Critics Choice Award for Best Documentary, and is on the short list of Academy Award nominees in the Documentary Feature category.

In I.O.U.S.A., I consult “The Mount Rushmore Crowd” of the American economic scene to shed light on the economic challenges facing the nation. These luminaries include several experts who have been tapped by President-elect Obama for financial advice, such as Warren Buffett, Robert Rubin, and Paul Volcker, who was recently appointed chairman of Obama’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board. Others include Alan Greenspan, Paul O’Neill, Ron Paul, Arthur Laffer, Steve Forbes, William Bonner, and more.

Americans should enjoy the stability resulting from these short-term gains, but should understand that we are headed for more economic hard times and that now is not the time to slink back into our irresponsible habits. 

Americans need to pay close attention to the decisions that are being made by our government officials, and we need to hold them accountable at every end. But we also need to use this break from a volatile market to continue to get our own financial house in order. Individuals need to save more, invest wisely, expect less from the government, and be willing to pay for the services they do expect. Doing so is the only way we can hope to come out of the recession into a brighter economic future.

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About the Authors:

Addison Wiggin is the editorial director and publisher of The Daily Reckoning and executive publisher of Agora Financial, a multi-million-dollar financial research firm and publishing group based in Baltimore, Maryland. The Daily Reckoning has attracted more than 500,000 readers in the United States and Great Britain, has been translated into French, German and Spanish, and has been popularized by such mainstream publications as Money and Marketwatch.com. Wiggin has been featured as an expert in such publications as The New York Times Magazine, Worth, The Washington Times, The Washington Post, Time, The Pittsburgh Post Gazette, The Baltimore Sun, The MotleyFool.com, The Street.com and CNN/Money.

He is also coauthor along with William Bonner of Empire of Debt: The Rise of an Epic Financial Crisis (Wiley, 2006). He is the author of newly revised and updated Demise of the Dollar and Why It’s Even Better for Your Investments.Mr. Wiggin has been a student, writer, and commentator of financial markets and governments for more than a decade. With a master’s degree in philosophy from St. John’s College and experience working with the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C., Mr. Wiggin has acquired both a macroeconomic and contrarian’s outlook on domestic and international markets.

Kate Incontrera is the managing editor of The Daily Reckoning. Ms. Incontrera was also an associate producer and writer on the critically acclaimed documentary film I.O.U.S.A. Before joining Agora Financial in 2004, Ms. Incontrera studied writing at The University of Cambridge and at Towson University in Baltimore, Maryland.

About the Book:

I.O.U.S.A.: One Nation. Under Stress. In Debt. (Wiley, September 2008, ISBN: 978-0-470-22277-5, $19.95) is available at bookstores nationwide, major online booksellers, or direct from the publisher by calling 800-225-5945. In Canada, call 800-567-4797.