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Android App Analysis and Review: Temple Hill Institute, Developed by CHS SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD.. Listed in Food & drink Category. Current Version Is 1.10, Updated On 04/02/2024 . According to s reviews on Google Play: Temple Hill Institute. Achieved Over 657 Installs. Temple Hill Institute Currently Has 6 Reviews, Average Rating 1.8 Stars

Temple Hill Institute - “The Soul of Devlali” is an institute in the Gunner’s Mecca, serving officers of Indian Armed Forces since 1935. Since inception the institute has gone through several developments and transformations. The Temple Hill Institute (THI) was first constructed partly in 1935, as the main club, which now houses the Dining Halls, Billiards room and Lounge. It was then known as ‘Officers Recreation Club’. In 1943, the central verandah, cooking rooms and the Swimming Pool were added. The third building, comprising of the ball room, stage and Green room were constructed in 1944. The Guest rooms were added in 1972 and the Bton Hall, pantry and outdoor dance floor in 1985, the Bar in the front lawn Water falls and Gymnasium were created.\n\nIn 1997, major renovations including that of the Bar (rechristened as “Warli Bar”), kitchen, as also the Bamboo Grove, Madhuban and Khusboo known as (Guns n Roses) were completed. The Ball Room received stained glass doors and its walls were decorated with Gujrati art work.

In 1999, the ‘Warli Bar’ was marbled and air-conditioned, the Pagoda, Rear Sit out, the 4 ACES Card Room, the ‘View’ Waterfall in Bamboo Grove and the Fallen Tree were created. In addition, the façade of THI was improved with Victorian design gates and befitting landscape. In 2000, new Gents and Ladies toilets were added along with covered verandah.

During the year 2005-06, THI, underwent a facelift as the XIth Reunion approached. The gates wore a new shining black look, with floral view cutters adding to their beauty, the main entrance was widened, the boundary wall raised, the lawns extended, the ‘Kids Corner’ and ‘Hungry Hog’ were re-sited, the external flooring was retiled with interlocking blocks and the new red outdoor dance floor became the favorite site for all dance nights.

A new AC bar ‘CANNON’ and GUNS ‘n’ ROSES dining hall came into being giving the front lobby an exquisite look. The erstwhile ‘Temple Hill Hall’ was rechristened ‘Enigma’ as it got a new look. ‘TOPAZ and SAPPHIRE’ were equipped with state of art interiors to include AC facilities along with a freshly laid out pathway. The false ing and the fresh tiling in the verandahs were done afresh and the complete building was also rewired. ‘Sunset Court’ was erected in the rear for to sit and savour the ambience of the Palm Lake and the lush green Golf Course.

The THI today boasts itself of being one of the Elite Institutions in the country with its full-fledged set up of State of Art Bars, Dining Halls, Hi tech kitchen, Ice cream parlour, ball room. The Temple Hill Institute today is the all-round attraction of Nasik & Devlali. Even today, people travel long distances to enjoy the hospitality and enviable ambience of the Institute on special occasions like ‘May Queen’ New Year’s Eve etc.

From the Good Old ‘Club Supper Days’, the THI now caters to ‘a-la-carte’ menu and provides exclusive ambience and recreational facilities to Service Officers, their families, including children, in a highly informal manner, but with Dignity and Decorum so as to further foster the spirit of brotherhood ‘espirit-de-corps’ and PRIDE. The Temple Hill Institute serves the officers of the Armed Forces strictly as per its principle. ‘Service with a smile- Kaizen’. A large number of new projects are in hand as part of roll-on plan which should enhance the ambience of the institute making it live upto its pledge of being the ‘Soul of Devlali’.

The soul of devlali, THI continues to win the hearts of its . Year 2006-07 saw concerted efforts to further enhance the ambience of the institute and more importantly add to the amenities and utilities. Major renovation efforts were directed towards making the THI a peerless institute without losing its pristine image.

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