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Spiritual travel fuels mindful tourism and economic growth in India’s remote regions
A surge in Indian travellers seeking off‑beat spiritual trips like Leh is reshaping tourism, boosting local economies and…
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How Asian Travelers Are Reshaping Tourism by Seeking Lesser-Known Destinations
As traditional hubs face recovery hurdles, Asian tourists are increasingly prioritizing unique cultural experiences over conventional travel hotspots.
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China Restructures Visa Applications for Indians, Moving Submissions to Embassy and Consulates
China’s new direct submission system and reduced fees make travel easier for Indians, aligning with a broader surge…
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Japan set to fall to sixth in global GDP rankings behind India and UK by 2027
The IMF projects Japan’s nominal GDP will slip behind India and Britain, driven by sluggish domestic growth, currency…
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IMF: India to Overtake Japan in Nominal GDP by 2027 Amid 7% Growth
India’s 7% growth and young workforce will push it to fourth place, while Japan slips to sixth due…
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India Beat Pakistan by 19 Runs to Win Asian Games Men’s T20 Cricket Gold
Nisshin, Japan – October 4, 2026 India’s victory over Pakistan in the Men’s T20 Cricket event at the…
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Vijay Mallya: Rise and Fall
When Vijay Mallya took over the United Breweries Group in 1983, he was 28. His father, Vittal Mallya,…
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Mukesh Ambani: How Reliance Chairman Rewired India
“Build this business from scratch, without taking anyone from Reliance.” That was the ground rule Mukesh Ambani says…
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Race for LA28 quotas intensifies as Asian Games field cut to last eight
Nagoya, September 30 — The race for Los Angeles 2028 Olympic quotas intensified at the 20th Asian Games…
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Indian Firm Building Trump-Announced $15 Billion Iowa Steel Mill Has Deep Russia Ties
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 29 — A $15 billion steel mill project, initially announced by former U.S. President Donald Trump…
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Narendra Modi: From Tea Seller’s Son to India’s Long-Serving Prime Minister
“This election is really about one thing. It’s about Modi, Modi, Modi.” That was how the 2024 campaign…
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India’s Software and IT Services Exports Rise 9.5 Percent to $239.3 Billion, RBI Survey
NEW DELHI, September 26 — India’s outsourced software and IT services industry grew 9.5 percent to reach $239…
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80-Year-Old Dies in Shivamogga Temple Elevator, Probe On
SHIVAMOGGA, Aug 3 — An 80-year-old retired engineer died on Sunday morning after becoming trapped beneath an elevator…
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Tewari Bros Sweets in Mumbai Probed After Metal Pin Found in Kaju Katli
MUMBAI, Aug. 2 — The story begins with a routine purchase that nearly ended in tragedy. A customer…
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Rusted Pin Found in Mumbai Sweet Shop’s Kaju Katli, Sparks Safety Concerns
MUMBAI, August 2 — One might reasonably wonder how a rusted metal pin could become embedded within a…
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Hockey India Defends Saffron World Cup Jersey After Rasquinha Criticises Switch From Blue
NEW DELHI, July 29 — India’s hockey players will take the pitch next month wearing saffron instead of…
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Shimla in July: Cool Days, Heavy Monsoon Rain and Off-Season Quiet
NEW DELHI, July 26 — India’s monsoon, the seasonal engine that drives the country’s agricultural calendar and shapes…
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Stalin says Tamil Nadu signed 158 MoUs worth Rs 43,844 crore at Coimbatore conclave
CHENNAI, July 18 — Tamil Nadu has secured the third spot in NITI Aayog’s Investment Friendliness Index, posting…
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Mumbai Harbour Line Closed Between Kurla and Vashi for Sunday Mega Block on July 13, 2025
MUMBAI, July 11 — The next mega block on the Mumbai Suburban Railway is scheduled for July 13,…
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India Replaces Colonial-Era Penal Code With Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Drawing Praise and Criticism
NEW DELHI, July 11 — India’s Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), a comprehensive criminal code that replaced the Indian…
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Bihar Wedding Brawl Leaves 12 Injured After Chicken Replaces Promised Mutton
SAHARSA, July 11 — How does a plate of meat become a matter of honour, and occasionally, a…
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Bihar Wedding Violence After Chicken Replaces Mutton in Saharsa
SAHARSA, July 11 — A wedding feast in Bihar’s Saharsa district turned into a violent confrontation Thursday after…
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Mumbai Counts Its Water Gains While the Trains Run Late
MUMBAI, July 10 — The monsoon has done what it does every year in this city of more…
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