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How Great Nicobar Can Turn Into India's Hormuz-Like Strategic Bet Against China
Because the way through the Strait of Malacca is the shortest and most cost-effective sea route for energy and manufactured goods, roughly two-thirds of its maritime commerce and close to 70-80 per cent of its oil imports transit through the strait,
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Soaring Prices During Iran War Hit Travel To Tourism-dependent Asian Countries
Tourism contributes nearly 13 per cent of gross domestic product in Thailand and nearly nine per cent in Vietnam, and it underpins millions of jobs in Cambodia.
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Inside India's 275-Year-Old Colosseum In Assam, Rebuilt From Ruins
Built during the reign of the Ahom kings, Rang Ghar functioned as a royal sports pavilion where monarchs and nobles gathered to watch public games and festivities
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Rehman Gali Becomes Ram Gali: Why Pak Is Changing Names Of Lahore Streets
History bears witness that, ever since the partition, the plight of minorities in Pakistan-- particularly Hindus and Sikhs -- has been a matter of grave concern. However, the name change drive has unfolded with almost no organised opposition in a cou
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International Yoga Day 2026: 6,000 People Perform 'Bhujangasana' To Set Asian Record
Hyderabad, May 2 (IANS) Over
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Massive Ice Chunk Blocks Mount Everest Route As Climbing Season Begins
The obstruction, a towering 100-foot-high chunk of ice known as a serac, is preventing teams from moving beyond a key section of the route near Camp 1.
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Which Place In Maharashtra Is Called The Onion Capital Of India?
Find out which place in Maharashtra is called the Onion Capital of India and why it plays such a crucial role in the nation's onion trade and agricultural identity.
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Asia's Largest Tulip Festival Kicks Off Amid Fresh Snow In Srinagar Hills, 10,000 Tourists Stop By On Day 1
Asia's largest tulip garden in Srinagar opened early due to a heatwave, attracting over ten thousand tourists on day one amid fresh snowfall and blooming 1.7 million tulips.
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Asia's Largest Tulip Festival Kicks Off In Srinagar On March 16: What You Need To Know
The stunning Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden in Srinagar will feature around 1.5 million spring-blooming bulbs across more than 70 tulip varieties.
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"There's No Panic": Tourists In UAE Unfazed As Regional Tensions Rise
Even as tensions simmer in parts of West Asia amid the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran, daily life and tourism in the UAE remain largely unaffected, with tourists continuing to visit iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa.
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Mysterious Illness Kills 72 Tigers At Popular Tourist Parks In Thailand, Probe Underway
In the aftermath, the animal rights groups, such as PETA Asia and Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand, criticised the poor living conditions of captive tigers.
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India's Medical Devices Market Is Set To Hit $50 Billion By 2030
India's medical devices industry is projected to surge to $50.1 billion by 2030.
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Toxic Dust Or Snow? How A Dumping Yard Became 'Switzerland Of Rajasthan'
Kishangarh Dumping Yard near Ajmer, known as Asia's largest marble dumping yard, has become popular for Bollywood shoots and tourism but poses health risks.
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7 Eco-Friendly Stays In India For Environment-Conscious Travellers
These eco-friendly stays in India combine luxury with sustainability, allowing you to enjoy an unforgettable experience while caring for the environment.
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Transit Visas Explained: What They Are, When Indians Need Them, And How To Apply
Transit visas are not about distance or duration. They are about where and how you stop along the way. For Indian passport holders, rules vary widely.
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How Great Nicobar Can Turn Into India's Hormuz-Like Strategic Bet Against China
Because the way through the Strait of Malacca is the shortest and most cost-effective sea route for energy and manufactured goods, roughly two-thirds of its maritime commerce and close to 70-80 per cent of its oil imports transit through the strait,
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Soaring Prices During Iran War Hit Travel To Tourism-dependent Asian Countries
Tourism contributes nearly 13 per cent of gross domestic product in Thailand and nearly nine per cent in Vietnam, and it underpins millions of jobs in Cambodia.
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Inside India's 275-Year-Old Colosseum In Assam, Rebuilt From Ruins
Built during the reign of the Ahom kings, Rang Ghar functioned as a royal sports pavilion where monarchs and nobles gathered to watch public games and festivities
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Rehman Gali Becomes Ram Gali: Why Pak Is Changing Names Of Lahore Streets
History bears witness that, ever since the partition, the plight of minorities in Pakistan-- particularly Hindus and Sikhs -- has been a matter of grave concern. However, the name change drive has unfolded with almost no organised opposition in a cou
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International Yoga Day 2026: 6,000 People Perform 'Bhujangasana' To Set Asian Record
Hyderabad, May 2 (IANS) Over
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Massive Ice Chunk Blocks Mount Everest Route As Climbing Season Begins
The obstruction, a towering 100-foot-high chunk of ice known as a serac, is preventing teams from moving beyond a key section of the route near Camp 1.
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Which Place In Maharashtra Is Called The Onion Capital Of India?
Find out which place in Maharashtra is called the Onion Capital of India and why it plays such a crucial role in the nation's onion trade and agricultural identity.
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Asia's Largest Tulip Festival Kicks Off Amid Fresh Snow In Srinagar Hills, 10,000 Tourists Stop By On Day 1
Asia's largest tulip garden in Srinagar opened early due to a heatwave, attracting over ten thousand tourists on day one amid fresh snowfall and blooming 1.7 million tulips.
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Asia's Largest Tulip Festival Kicks Off In Srinagar On March 16: What You Need To Know
The stunning Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden in Srinagar will feature around 1.5 million spring-blooming bulbs across more than 70 tulip varieties.
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"There's No Panic": Tourists In UAE Unfazed As Regional Tensions Rise
Even as tensions simmer in parts of West Asia amid the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran, daily life and tourism in the UAE remain largely unaffected, with tourists continuing to visit iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa.
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Mysterious Illness Kills 72 Tigers At Popular Tourist Parks In Thailand, Probe Underway
In the aftermath, the animal rights groups, such as PETA Asia and Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand, criticised the poor living conditions of captive tigers.
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India's Medical Devices Market Is Set To Hit $50 Billion By 2030
India's medical devices industry is projected to surge to $50.1 billion by 2030.
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Toxic Dust Or Snow? How A Dumping Yard Became 'Switzerland Of Rajasthan'
Kishangarh Dumping Yard near Ajmer, known as Asia's largest marble dumping yard, has become popular for Bollywood shoots and tourism but poses health risks.
-
7 Eco-Friendly Stays In India For Environment-Conscious Travellers
These eco-friendly stays in India combine luxury with sustainability, allowing you to enjoy an unforgettable experience while caring for the environment.
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Transit Visas Explained: What They Are, When Indians Need Them, And How To Apply
Transit visas are not about distance or duration. They are about where and how you stop along the way. For Indian passport holders, rules vary widely.
