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Mesmerize yourself in the exuberant foothills of The Himalayas away from the hustle and bustle of the city life, where the saints and yogis meditated to the harmonious hymns of the “Dev-Bhoomi” ( Land of Gods ).  Himachal Pradesh is located in the foothills of the Himalayas. Best place to close your eyes and experience the cool breeze meditating amidst the ancient Buddhist monasteries going into the realm of Nirvana. The fantastic colourful places, cuisine, and tradition of the place will keep you hypnotized in the lap of the Himalayas. Places you must visit when in Himachal: Manali: This place is considered the most popular hill station in this region, with a breath-taking view of the Pir Panjal & Dhaulashar valley covered in snow. This place offers the best trekking in its vicinity. It snows in the month of January and February. The ideal best time to visit this place is from October to June. Shimla: This place is considered the mecca for the newlyweds to spend their honeymo...

  Current Status of PR in India India has been through numerous turmoil's, being attacked and plundered from outside by various countries for centuries. The growth of PR as a profession in India has been a subject of intense discussion and contemplation. Many scholars have carried out analysis of the historical transformation and growth of Public Relations in India from diverse outlooks. JM Kaul, for instance, recounts four stages of historical evolution of Public Relations, viz., early stage, the stage of conscious PR, the third stage of PR and finally Professionalism in PR. Emergence of PR in India Some scholars presume that in the early stages, PR as a management’s opinion appeared extra as an aid of ‘liberal’ philanthropy by the pioneering industrial tycoons. Kaul cites the example of Tata Iron and Steel Company (TISCO) which indulged into production in 1912. Since commencement, the Tata’s were concerned about community relations as they constructed the model town of Jamshedpur...