GPS Tracking Service in Mathura

BPS Service in Mathura

GPS In Mathura, now your vehicle on your fingers, you can lock/unlock your vehicle via mobile within a second. We Offer best security services in mathura for all type of vehicles at very resonable rates.

  1. Auto cutoff, you can lock your vehicle from anywhere.
  2. Live location tracking of your  vehicle.
  3. Easy to get everyday root of the vehicle.
  4. Less battery consumption.
  5. no need to cut any wire so your warentty never gone.
  6. Easy to manage via mobile App.
  7. Very resonable prices.
  8. Very resonable yearly recharge.
  9. Very easy installation.
  10. Available for 2 & 4 Wheelers.

Our GPS Tracking system having following Features:

REAL TIME / LIVE TRACKING

The Real time location of your vehicles can be tracked with the GPS Gateway tracker.

SPEED MONITORING ON GRAPH

The speed of the vehicle can be regularly tracked to ensure the vehicle safety and maintenance.

GRAPHICAL REPORTS

Reports in the graphs which are easy to understand and implement in the business.

SMS ALERTS

Alerts in the form of SMS  can be received from the GPS Gateway tracker in activities.

MOBILE APPLICATIONS

A user-friendly application which works on android and ios platform to track your vehicles on the go.

ACTIVITY REPORT

All activity reports can be stored into the device through the data received through the GPS Gateway tracker.

GEO FENCE AND LANDMARKS

A virtual boundary in terms of fencing can be created and alerts can be sent when your vehicles enters or leaves a particular area / locality.

GRAPHICAL REPORTS

The data for the activity for last 30 days is stored which can be downloaded for all future references.

Regional Celebrations of Holi

Holi is diversely celebrated in different states across the country. Here are nine different traditions of Holi subjected to different states.

  1. Lathmaar Holi: The Holi of Sticks in Barsana in Uttar Pradesh signals violence indicated in the name Lathmaar. On this day, the women folk greet men with sticks to work and toil for their women, and urge men to dance around in feminine clothes, all in the spirit of Holi.
  2. Dulandi Holi: Holi in Haryana is known as Dulandi Holi, when Bhabi (brother’s wife) make their brothers-in-law pay for the pranks they had played on them for the entire year.
  3. Rangpanchami: In Maharashtra, Holi is popularly known as Rangpanchami. The locals also call this festival as Shimga, or Shimgo. They play with colors on the fifth day, as is in the name, when people indulge in dance, music and everything merry.
  4. Basant Utsav: The people of West Bengal celebrate Holi as Basant Utsav with colors, dance, music and chant hymns in serenity to celebrate the arrival of spring.
  5. Dol Purnima: In West Bengal, Holi is also observed as Dol Purnima when students wear garlands over saffron colored clothes and the people sing, dance and pray to Krishna and Radha in dignified disposition.
  6. Hola Mohalla: Hola Mohalla is a three day festival celebrated in Punjab as an annual fair, where the Sikhs showcase and prove their physical strength by performing daring acts.
  7. Shimgo: In Goa, people celebrate Holi as Shimgo, a festival where people play with colors and prepare Shimgo special dishes, and later indulge in cultural performances.
  8. Kaman Pandigai: In Tamil Nadu, people observe Holi as Kaman Pondigal, remembering the sacrifice of Lord Kama Deva on this occasion.
  9. Phagu Purnima: Celebrated in Kathmandu, Phagu Purnima is celebrated in the traditional way. Phagu means sacred red powder and Purnima means Full Moon day.