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'Whoever I side with secures power': Ramdas Athawale claims Modi will win 2029 pollsUnion Minister Ramdas Athawale predicts Prime Minister Narendra Modi will win the 2029 and 2034 elections. He stated that his party's suppo...- Budget 2026: Tourism gets boost with seaplane manufacturing, Buddhist Circuits & hiking trails in Himachal, KashmirThe government plans to boost tourism with new initiatives. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced plans for seaplane manufacturing ...
- Uttarakhand to identify eco-tourism sites, trekking policy by January 15Uttarakhand is set to boost eco-tourism. A high-powered committee meeting focused on identifying and developing new eco-tourism spots. A po...
- J&K: Peace and stability, collateral damage of Pahalgham attack, Indo-Pak clash and Red Fort blastJammu and Kashmir experienced a turbulent 2025 marked by attacks and conflict, casting a long shadow over 2026. Security concerns persist w...
- PM Modi’s Mann ki Baat: India has great winter tourism potentialPrime Minister Modi highlighted India's significant potential for winter tourism, encouraging exploration of high-altitude destinations lik...
- Choosing the right travel insurance for a trip to MalaysiaRecreational travel insurance ensures a safe trip in Malaysia by covering medical emergencies, cancellations, lost baggage, and adventure a...
- Arunachal Pradesh CM advocates sustainable high-end tourism on World Tourism DayArunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu emphasized sustainable tourism to preserve the state's biodiversity and culture. He announced ...
- Mental Health Excl: Neerja Birla says pandemic forced companies to look at employees' mental wellbeing; Gen-Z workforce need to be treated with kid glovesEntrepreneur-mental health advocate Dr Neerja Birla addresses the various challenges that await employees returning to the workplace after ...
- India eased its COVID-19 disaster. Fears of complacency remain.Vaccinations are slowing down. As the temperature dips amid India’s most important festival season, people are crowding markets and hosting...
- Jammu & Kashmir administration looks to develop Jammu region as adventure tourism hubDr Naseem Javaid Chowdhary, Director, Tourism Jammu, has instructed officials to finalise modalities, including mapping and identification ...
- View: By providing entrepreneurs access to geospatial data, India is sitting on data — and economic — richesThis policy change is not just about killing red tape. Instead, it is about the imminent convergence between the physical and digital world...
- How to discover the joy of giving away surplus wealthThe satisfaction of having done a good deed makes us feel good. We therefore give because of the pleasure the act provides us, rather than ...
- Tension mounts as devotees stop women from travelling to SabarimalaChanting 'swamiya saranam Ayyappa' matras aloud and clapping their hands, women devotee had been inspecting vehicles at various points en r...
- Travel buzz: Jharkhand, West Bengal govts encourage tourism of all forms in their respective statesJharkhand government has decided to set up Jharkhand Ecotourism Authority to encourage tourism.
- Bengal government plans adventure tourism in stateThe youth affairs department too working in tandem with the state’s tourism department to promote adventure sports in West Bengal.
- Here's how to plan an adventure holiday this summerLooking for a rush this summer? ET takes you on a tour of the perfect adventure holidays.
- Bhutan deals with inner conflict as it hurtles down the road of modernity, reveals a travelogueThe narrative is interesting because Bhutan is dealing with every kind of conflict that is faced by humanity at large due to rapid urbanisa...
- The joy of discovery: nature at its beautiful best in Papua New GuineaA new year, a new destination! Let discovery be your agenda, get on the road less travelled.
- Why Sikkim tops 2014 Lonely Planet listSikkim actually tweaked central projects like the Indira Awas Yojana (IAY) to develop village and eco-tourism.
- New visas to make it easier for foreign nationals to access mountainsMountain climbing for foreigners visiting India could get easier. The government is considering to introduce a new category of visa - calle...
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