Vacations / working hours in India specially Ahmedabad?
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it is all with the company, its HR, and the employees to figure that out. Many good companies these days, particularly in IT and services allow its staff to work from home. Some like IBM even pay some extra for people to stay at home and work as they save on their transportation cabs, Airconditioning, office equipment usage etc.\nfor conventional jobs, where you must come to office, there is no way around apart from the fact that one can take offs during peak seasons but the work can go on.\nAll depend on the policy makers and the staff who can influence it.\nEurope does the daylight saving time for entirely different purpose.
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Hey, It depends on what you expect in India... If you want to see western style beaches, rocking night life and super smooth transits..... then India is not the place! There was one mention about India being hot, polluted and other crap... Partially true, but heat problem can be offset if you choose a better time to visit, i.e from October to March... The same moron also suggested that you only visit Goa if you plan a trip to India... Plain BS! If u want to enjoy beaches and things like that I suggest you go to Florida or the Carribean! They ll be way better than Goa.... But if you want to know more about your roots, people's life style, some history, architecture, etc then you might want to visit India! Don't expect Canadian politeness from people in India and u ll be in a shock if you do so ( I know about Canadian politeness , cuz I m in Canada rite now)! Cheers if you plan to take a visit!!!
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Check out India.  I'm not kidding.  They had a special on Dateline or 60 minutes about uninsured people going to India and paying about a 10th of the price and recovery time is in a resort.
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Try these and good luck!\n\nhttp://www.allhotelsitaly.com/italy/holidays.htm\n\nhttp://www.planetware.com/national-information/italy-tourist-offices-national-holidays-i.htm#holidays\n\nhttp://education.yahoo.com/reference/factbook/it/govern.html
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that you need a vacation?
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That's great, man! Just wondering what do you charge your time to for nonbusy days like today? Yesterday for me was pretty much a 'training' day.
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www.touristindia.com\n\nor search in www.google.com\n\nWELCOME TO INDIA \n\nby\nINDIAN
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http://www.cp-pc.ca/english/elsalvador/holidays.html\n\nhttp://www.shagtown.com/days/elsalvador.html\n\nhttp://www.southtravels.com/america/elsalvador/holidays.html
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Visit http://www.WorkInTexas.com
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yes.  anything to get more days off :-)
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I think you'd better ask local people or doctors overthere. But here's the search results I found in Google:\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=fa&q=best+eye+hospital+in+gujarat&lr=
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I think I am just speculating but I think you would have almost everyday off since each country has different days of significance.  Like in India there is some holiday going on everyday.
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It was the city of Bhuj in Gujarat and the date was 26  January 2001 when India was celebrating its Republic Day.\n\nCheck it out for yourself at the following site:
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Su·rat    (srt, s-rt) KEY  \n\nA city of west-central India on the Gulf of Khambhat north of Mumbai (Bombay). Once the chief port of India, it is now a railroad junction and manufacturing center. Population: 2,570,000. \n\nSurat is now considered to be the cleanest city in India and one of the classic example of the "one man show" carried out by then municipal commissioner Rao.\n\nThe climate is tropical and the monsoom is abundant (about 2500 mm a year).\n\nSurat is one of the biggest centres in India for synthetic fabric and yarn.\n\nAlso, diamond polishing is a well developed industry.\n\nWinter Temperature: Max 31 °C, Min 22 °C \nSummer Temperature: Max 40 °C, Min 22 °C \nRainfall (mid-June to mid-September): 931.9 mm \nLowest Recorded Temperature: 7 °C \nHighest Recorded Temperature: 45 °C \n\nWhile the city has a local city bus system, the public transport needs of the city are met by privately operated auto rickshaws. The city has recently seen the completion of a large number of road engineering projects, particularly the elevated roads, or flyovers in the diamond and textile districts of the city. This has significantly cut down on the commuting time for many commuters travelling to the diamond and textile districts.\n\nSurat is known throughout India for its unique Surti cuisine. Many of the popular types of food of the state of Gujarat originated in this region.\n\nMost major Indian festivals such as Diwali and Ganesh Chaturthi are celebrated here with enthusiasm. The kite-flying festival of Makar Sankranti is especially popular in the city.\n\nSurat has many sports facilities, majority of them dedicated to cricket. The Lalbhai Contractor Stadium and the Pithawala Cricket stadium have facilities for hosting cricket matches. In addition, Surat has an indoor stadium, which is used to host events like badminton and table tennis.\n\nLanguages Spoken : Gujarati, Hindi, English.
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I'm not sure about Mumbai but globally it's around 30-35%\nThis statistics should be available on the state department website (i saw them there at some point) \nTry searching through http://travel.state.gov/ maybe you have better luck.
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There are no labor laws regarding vacations. Check with the department of labor for regulations, such as minimum wage and overtime after 40 hours.
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You can probably find through this website.\n\nhttp://www.delhi-tourism-india.com\n\n\nThanks.