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How a fruit born out of 1992 experiment is helping farmers earn Rs 10–12 lakh per acreMahabaleshwar strawberries have become a symbol of Maharashtra's agricultural innovation, growing from a seasonal fruit into a thriving ind...- Monsoon 2026: Kerala, Karnataka, Goa brace for heavy rainfall as IMD issues weather warningKerala monsoon update: The southwest monsoon is advancing across India, bringing much-needed rain to many regions. Coastal Karnataka, Keral...
- Monsoon alert for travellers: Heading to hill stations? Check's IMD rain warning for these statesMonsoon update: Southwest monsoon has arrived in Kerala, signalling the start of India's crucial four-month rainy season. Southern and west...
- India’s first underwater museum project launched off Maharashtra coast in SindhudurgSindhudurg district in Maharashtra is set to become a major marine tourism hub. India's first underwater museum and submarine tourism proje...
- Maharashtra Day 2026: What’s open & what’s closed on May 1; Know significance and long weekend travel tipsMaharashtra Day 2026 falls on Friday, May 1st, coinciding with Labour Day and Buddha Purnima, creating a significant long weekend. Celebrat...
- Maharashtra government announces sops for ease of business in hotel & tourism industryGovernment of Maharashtra will slash the number of operational approvals for hotels from 71 to 25 to promote the ease of doing business.
- Maharashtra government declares 2017 as 'Visit Maharashtra Year'Maharashtra government will observe the year 2017 as 'Visit Maharashtra Year' to promote tourism in the state.
- Government of Maharashtra to organize Maharashtra International Travel MartThe event will highlight the lesser known and prominent tourist attractions in Maharashtra like cultural festivals, beaches.
- Maharashtra to organise international travel mart from September 28'Maharashtra International Travel Mart' (MITM) will showcase the tourist spots of the state and give a further fillip to its brand image.
- Rajasthan and Maharashtra tourism face Rs 5,500 crore loss due to swine fluRajasthan would be the worst hit stage, which attracts fairly a large number of foreign tourists during the winter season beginning Novembe...
- Ramtek will be developed as tourist hub: Rahul GandhiCongress vice-president Rahul Gandhi today promised to develop Ramtek town as a world class tourist centre to attract international tourist...
- Deccan Odyssey gets on popularity track, to extend holiday tours from OctoberTravelling on luxury train to indulge in experiential vacation is what Deccan Odyssey will soon be able to achieve from October this year.
- Andhra Pradesh tops chart of domestic tourist visits in 2012The undivided Andhra Pradesh had emerged as the "most-preferred" tourist destination for domestic travellers with about 20 per cent share i...
- Maharashtra opens visitor centres at Ajanta and ElloraMaharashtra recently commissioned tourist visitor centres, Ajanta Visitor Centre (AVC) and Ellora Visitor Centre (EVC) near the World Herit...
- Maharashtra to attract tourist from North IndiaMaharashtra to attract tourist from North India. Opens tourist information centre and conducts a road-show for tour operators in Delhi.
- Thanks to Tirupati temple, Andhra Pradesh top tourist spotThe number of foreign tourists visiting the country too registered a growth of 6.33 per cent during the same year.
- Maharashtra plans to build international cruise terminal at Mumbai portMaharashtra chief minister has said govt is planning to set up an international cruise terminal at Mumbai port to attract international cru...
- Andhra Pradesh top tourist destination: Tourism MinistryWith Tirupati temple attracting hordes of visitors, Andhra Pradesh has become the top tourist destination in the country.
- Deccan Odyssey to woo domestic touristsMaharashtra government has said it is ready with plans to attract domestic tourists to board Deccan Odyssey, the luxury train which takes t...
- State wants to cover lost ground on tourismIf Kerala can do it, so can Maharashtra. That’s the mantra driving Maharashtra’s new tourism policy.
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