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Once registered, every participant will get a detailed email fro Lavasa Women’s Drive, giving all the details regarding the forms to be submitted.
Following are the forms, which will be attached to the emails, these must be filled and emailed back to lavasawomensdrive@gmail.com, within two days of getting registered. |
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In addition, the following forms must also be scanned and sent to us. |
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Driving License (Driver & Navigator) |
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Vehicle Insurance Policy |
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Letter for Drive Insurance Cover |
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Upon the closure of entries, the top 250 women, decided on the basis of number of votes garnered through the referral system, will get an opportunity to participate in the drive. The same will be displayed on the website and a mail will be sent to them. |
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These participants will have produce the originals of the following forms |
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Letter for drive insurance cover |
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2 Passport size photographs of each lady participant. |
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Authority letter from owner of the vehicle(if applicable) if First Driver / Second Driver are not the owner of the vehicle used in drive and/or event. Download Form |
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Additionally, both lady participants Must submit copies of: |
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Valid Driving License |
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Vehicle Registration Book |
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Vehicle Tax Book |
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Vehicle Insurance Policy |
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Valid Pollution under Control (PUC) certificate of the vehicle. |
Note: Participants are required to carry all the above documents in original throughout the drive and/or Event |
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Each team must pay an Entry Fee of Rs. 1000/- for participating in the drive and/or event.
Other required documents and originals must be produced at the briefing session, along with photo and registration fee in the form of Cash or DD in favour of Bennett, Coleman & Company Ltd.
However, all petrol and toll charges on the route shall be borne and paid directly by the participants. This fee will entitle only 2 invites for award ceremony. |
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| Registration Details |
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Participating teams need to submit the entry forms duly filled and completed in all respects, confirming to these regulations along with the appropriate valid supporting documents (to support the details as mentioned in the Entry form). |
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Participants also need to bring all documents’ originals for verification purposes only. |
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Late entries will not be accepted. |
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By the very fact of signing the entry form, the participants submit and bind themselves to resort only to the NCR of FMSCI and the International Sporting Code of the FIA. |
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Short-listed participants will be invited for pre-drive event briefing. |
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Lavasa is free India's first hill city being developed by HCC. It is located in the picturesque landscape of the Sahayadri Mountains and is set amidst 7 hills and 60 kms. of lakefront. A 3 hour drive from Mumbai and an hour’s drive from Pune, the city is a fourth of the size of Mumbai.
The master plan of Lavasa (12,500 acres) is developed by internationally renowned design consultant HOK, USA and is based on the principles of New Urbanism that brings together all the components essential to daily life in a more organized manner thus creating spaces within walking distance from each other. It has many firsts to its credit - technology leadership, e-Governance, the first Indian city developed using Geographical Information System (GIS), use of Biomimicry as a science in town planning and use of innovative techniques like hydro seeding in environment management.
The city will have a wide range of residences, from sprawling hillside villas, to 1/2/3 BHK homes and will offer homes which fit any budget across socio-economic classes. Aimed to be a ‘365- day economy’, a complement of global leaders in the fields of Hospitality, Health and Wellness, Education, Tourism will be setting up their institutions at Lavasa. It offers a diversity of work possibilities designed to appeal to the IT and biotech industry, KPOs and R&D companies, as well as the world of art, fashion and animation.
One of the largest private infrastructure projects in India, Lavasa is planned for a permanent population of 3 lakh residents and a tourist inflow envisaged at 20 lakh per annum. With all urban advantages in a natural setting, Lavasa is envisioned to be a more liveable city of the future where residents can live, work, learn and play in harmony with nature.
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