<span>If Madhya Pradesh is the <strong><em>dil </em></strong>of India then I think Indore might be that spot on it from where the arrow is piercing through. Located amidst a laidback verdant expanse of the <strong>Malwa plateau</strong>, in the gentle folds of the historical <strong>Satpura</strong> range, Indore is the commercial capitol of the state. Connected well by air and rail from Mumbai and Delhi its contrasting fast paced life in the heart of the city and a relaxed atmosphere at the outskirts, has appropriately earned it the acronym of a <strong>mini Bombay</strong>.&nbsp;I too could not refute this revelation for a first impression as I arrived ex Delhi onboard a two and half hour Indian Airlines flight that stopped briefly en-route at Bhopal. Though the airport seemed clean and hospitable, it surely was far too small to contain the ambition of two simultaneous arrivals. I am sure the <strong>â€˜Hindustan ka dil dekhoâ€™</strong> &nbsp;advertisers in the tourist department that are busy selling this catchy phrase over practically every conceivable form of media that can reach the Indian middle class, must have sounded the authorities to improve facilities at the airport.<br />: Found while surfing the web.<br /></span><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/Nr_Y6VTU6qo&rel=0" width="400" height="330" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" /></embed />