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CM’s chopper parked on athletics track disrupts training of Haryana athletes in GurgaonState-level athletes in Haryana are experiencing significant disruptions in their training due to VIP helicopter landings. Recently, a heli...- Inside India's own Rome-like centuries old colosseum, known as Asia’s oldest amphitheatre; best time to visit & how to reachRang Ghar: Built in 1746 in the heart of Sivasagar, Rang Ghar is widely recognised as Asia’s oldest amphitheatre and one of the most fascin...
- KSCA gives in to MLA demands for IPL tickets in Bengaluru, Tejasvi Surya calls it VIP cultureLawmakers in Karnataka will receive tickets for upcoming IPL matches in Bengaluru. The Karnataka State Cricketers Association agreed to the...
- BJP says 'shame on you Mamata' as Messi event chaos turns into political row; Suvendu Adhikari demands CM’s resignationMessi event chaos: The BJP attacked West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee over chaos at Salt Lake Stadium during Lionel Messi's appearance, allegi...
- From Wimbledon to F1: Surprises for staff bringing their A-gameCompanies are increasingly rewarding top performers with all-expense-paid experiential trips, moving beyond traditional gifts. Hero Future ...
- BookMyShow-RuPay announces ‘Live Events Passport’ with exclusive access to Sunburn, Lollapalooza, Bandland & moreRuPay and BookMyShow collaborate for a 'Live Events Passport'. This partnership offers RuPay customers exclusive access to events like Sunb...
- Olympics offers another reason for Indians to visit FranceIndian interest in traveling to France for the 2024 Olympic Games is booming. Airbnb has reported a 30% increase in bookings from Indian gu...
- The future of sports currency: What are fan tokens and how do they work?Fan tokens or sports cryptocurrencies are digital assets that enable sports teams, leagues, clubs, associations and players to strengthen f...
- Work hard, party harder: Nikhil Ranjan wants to have boardroom conversations with Sundar PichaiHere's the wish-list to watch out for.
- Getting the numbers of our VIPs rightGetting the number right for the head of state, not to mention the second in command, might prove to be a ticklish business.
- Zonal railways asked to withdraw catering staff engaged in non-core activitiesZonal railways should curtail their role in the area of catering and Group D staff thus rendered surplus should be immediately redeployed.
- Govt decides multi-colour beacons for emergency vehicles like policeThe Centre has specified that a multi-coloured beacon light, having red, blue and white colours, would be used by emergency vehicles on dut...
- Why not house mantris in flats instead of bungalows, asks Nitin GadkariNitin Gadkari said political leaders need to realize it quickly that they are people's "servants" in a democracy.
- Marriott to add 100,000 plus worldwide travel experiences for guests worldwide with PlacePassTravelers can go to members.marriott.com to learn more about what’s in store and the types of experiences Marriott will offer with PlacePas...
- Asian Games end with enthralling cultural extravaganzaMembers of Kukkiwon, a breeding ground for the martial arts of taekwondo exponents, then put up a grand performance to regale the spectator...
- Government considering pruning list of those eligible to use red beaconAAP's rejection of the "VIP culture" and its trappings and the public sentiment it has drawn, seems to have forced a rethink on use of red ...
- Visa to Pakistan cricket fans only after strict scrutiny, says Sushilkumar ShindeIndia will issue visa to over 3,000 Pakistan cricket fans, who are planning to visit India, only after 'strict verification'.
- UK visa: New steps to woo Chinese visitorsOfficial sources here said that in 2011, 30 per cent more visas were issued to Chinese visitors than in 2010.
- Khan can't? Nor can Gore, Ted KennedyShah Rukh (‘‘because my name is’’) Khan might have gotten away lightly with a one-time, about 90-minute, ordeal at a US airport on Friday. ...
- Would Khan have fared better as Kennedy?The former VP and the iconic Senator are among scores of 'VIPs' in the US whose life has been made hellish by rule-bound airport security. ...
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