Sale season is now on in Faridabad.

 Goodies are raining and discounts are great; make most of them.

• Woodland sale begins: upto 50% off
• Ritu wears- 30-40% off,  Tel: 9650811388
• CnM- sale
              Parsavnath City Mall, Sec.12
               Tel: 0129-2299881
• Monte Carlo: sale
                        Crown interiorz, Tel: 4077701
• Levis- buy 1 get 1
  Crown plaza
• Colorplus- sale
  Crown Plaza

check for other brands also- there are almost sale on all major brands. 

Sale in Faridabad

• Rush to United Colors of Benetton at Crown Interiorz to avail flat 50% off today and tomorrow. Timing-8am to 2pm
• Ritu Wears also announces 50% off sale. Visit Eldeco Station1 Mall 9650811388
• Ebony at Crown plaza, Sec15-A announces upto 70% sale on furnitures. Contact: 0129-4012228, 8800233566
• Find Givo products in CnM Store at Parsvanath City Mall in Faridabad. Upto 50% off
• Flat 40% off on Levi's. Find store at Crown Plaza.
• And don't miss Evok knock out sale-upto 60% off. Crown Interiorz: 9717198229

Sale in Faridabad

Rajpal Emporium- upto 50% off on woolens
Main market, old faridabad, 0129-4077133

Reliance Digital- 26% to 50% off
Fun city mall (Ginger Hotel Building), Sector 20A, Ajronda Chowk, Main Mathura Road, 6546719
In Crown Interiorz
Meena Bazaar
Madame -flat40% off
Evok - flat 26% on furnitures
9717198229
Croma
Puma 50% off
Allen Solly (also in Crown Plaza)
United colour of benetton- flat 40% off

Big Bazaar (Sarai Khawaza)
easyday
Reliance fresh- Sector 28
Vishal mega mart
COUPON- flat 50% off
Sector 16, 0129-4185307

Today's discounts & offers in Faridabad

19 & 20 January 2013
Ritu wears: 40% off: Eldeco station(9650811388)
Pantaloons: 50% off
Gini & Jony: upto 50% off: Crown Interiorz (0129-4161299)
Bombay Dyeing: upto 50% off: SCF 41, lower ground floor, Sec15 (0129-4003446, 4008898)
Manyavar: Crown Plaza: 0129-4000753
United Colors of Benetton: flat 40% offCrown interior
Allen Solly: upto 60% off on women's wear: Crown Plaza (9811536350), Crown Interior (4032799), SRS Mall (4260165)
Jo-Jo- flat 50% off- sec-15 (tel: 4001811), Old market (tel: 4081223), 21-c market (tel: 4104053)
Easy Day stalls: Sector 31, NIT 5, Sector 9 and Sector 16
Godrej Interio store: Near Old faridabad, 8285010945, 8285010946
New Ludhiana wollen mela-basement bank of maharashtra, NIT (Tel: 8826143241)
Shree Balaji Opticals: Link road, main market, opp.Sec19, old faridabad (tel: 9582353645)Sale also on
Peter England
Numero Uno
Blackberry
Woodland

Tale of two cities- Faridabad and Gurgaon

Published on the Globalist

This mention of Faridabad  is adapted from India Grows at Night: A Liberal Case for a Strong State (Penguin) by Gurcharan Das. Copyright © 2012 by Gurcharan Das.

 Indians are baffled by the rise of their country. And for good reason. Consider this tale of two towns on the outskirts of Delhi — Gurgaon and Faridabad.

In 1980, Faridabad had an active municipality, fertile agriculture, a direct railway line to Delhi, a host of well-known industries and state government determined to showcase it as the state of Haryana's future. Gurgaon, located in the same state, was at the time a sleepy village with rocky soil and pitiable agriculture. It had no local government, no railway link and no industry. Compared to pampered Faridabad, it was wilderness.

Twenty-five years later, Gurgaon had become the symbol of a rising India and an engine of international growth. It now has dozens of shiny skyscrapers, 26 shopping malls, seven golf courses and countless luxury showrooms of global brands. It has 32 million square feet of commercial space and hosts the Indian offices of some of the world's largest corporations. Its economy is reflected in fabled apartment complexes with swimming pools, spas and saunas, which vie with the best-gated communities anywhere.

Meanwhile, Faridabad remained sad and scraggly. It is groaning under a corrupt, self-important municipality. How did this happen? Gurgaon's erstwhile disadvantage — that it was more or less ignored by the rapacious state government — turned out to be an advantage. It meant less red tape and fewer bureaucrats who could block its development.

A strong liberal state has independent regulators who are tough on corruption.

Gurgaon flourished primarily because of its self-reliant citizens, who did not sit around and wait for the government. They dug wells to get water. They put in diesel generators to make up for the state electricity board's failure.

They also employed security guards — rather than depend on the police. They used cell phones — instead of landlines of the state-run telephone company. And they used couriers rather than the post office.

Some buildings even installed sewage treatment plants. Since teachers and doctors, although on the state's payroll, did not show up at government schools and health centers, the citizens opened cheap private schools and clinics. Crucially, they even did so in the slums, where fees were as low as Rs 200 ($4) per month.

Modern India is in some ways Gurgaon writ large. When Indians witnessed the stupendous rise of the IT industry and of cities like Gurgaon, they began to ask, "Why do we need a government at all, with corrupt politicians and unresponsive bureaucrats?" And they came to say mockingly, "India grows at night when the government sleeps." To rise without the state is a brave thing. But is it wise or sustainable? Gurgaon would clearly be better off with a functioning public drainage system, reliable water and electricity, good schools, roads and parks, as well as a decent public transportation system.

Ultimately, Faridabad and Gurgaon are both the wrong models of governance for India's future. If red tape and corruption are the downside of Faridabad's model, the problem with Gurgaon's laissez faire model is the lack of basic services. While India's economic rise is a good thing and necessary for lifting the poor, it is not sufficient. We also need honest policemen, diligent officials, functioning schools and primary health centers. In short, India needs a strong liberal-minded state.

BMW agency in Faridabad; Group's biggest facility in India

BMW India has launched Deutsche Motoren, BMW Group’s largest dealership facility in India. The new facility is situated at Mathura Road, Faridabad and is headed by Mr. Yadur Kapur, Managing Director, Deutsche Motoren.


Spread over 130,000 sq ft, the ultra modern 4S facility has a premium showroom integrated with an advanced after-sales service facility featuring Sales, Service, Spare Parts and Business Systems to ensure that customers receive the best-in-class pre and post sales ownership experience. The design of the showroom is based upon Reception at the Car (RATC) and Urban Street Display concept which is a signature BMW layout with a consultation lounge, sales and after sales desk close to the display area. The showroom can display up to 13 cars and the workshop is equipped with 92 bays that can attend and service up to 350 cars per day. Deutsche Motoren employs around 75 people.

Courtsey: Moneylife

Car showrooms in Faridabad

·         Toyota- Thirty six, 14/7, Main Mathura Road, Tel: 8800333636, 0129-4293636

·         GM Chevrolet- Regent auto- Tel: 4088530/1, 2252303

·         Audi- B1/H1, MCIE, Mathura Road, New Delhi, Tel: 011-46007300, 9540292929

·         Tata Motors- Tayal, Mathura Road, - Tel: 011-47361102

§  Triumph, opp. YMCA, Tel: 011-48449118

·         Mahindra- Sterling Motor Co.- Tel:4048445/47, 9958991727, 99715920023

·         Maruti Suzuki- Batra- 2252222, 9654999900

§  Vipul Motors- 27/5, Main Mathura Road, 4285000

§  TCS Autoworld, Tel:9716131001

·         Hyundai- Fx (Bata Toll Bridge), Tel: 9716112234, 9810163984
Baltic (15/1 mile, Mathura Road), Tel: 4288300, 9873678181

·         Honda- Classic Honda- Tel: 4097007, 9958467467

·         First Choice Mahindra- Perfect Vision Building, Mathura Road,  Tel: 4105001, 9810974489

·         Ford- NCR Ford, Main Mathura Road.Tel:2255722, 9540019816

·         Skoda- Arshia Motors, Sec 15 A, Crown Plaza, Tel:4180000, 9958633333

·         Nissan- South Delhi, Tel: 011-43299999, 9582598437

·         Mercedes-Benz- South Delhi, Tel:9811285252

• Volkswagen- Mathura road, Tel: 0129-4264444, 8860086101