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Museum In Zoo, Tehzeeb In Traffic: Lucknow Quirks A Delhiite Fell For
To sum it up, my first trip to Lucknow was one of delights and discoveries. On my last evening in the city, I came across an illuminated "I LOVE Lucknow" sign by the roadside.
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"Fascinated By The Growth Potential": Investor Mark Mobius After Travelling Across India
Veteran investor Mark Mobius concluded his month-long journey in India. The founder of Mobius Capital Markets shared his experience of visiting 9 different cities in the country.
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Blog: My First Solo Travel - A Journey of Self Discovery
I have always been an avid traveller, but there was one aspect of exploration that I had never dared to venture into - solo travelling. The idea of setting out on my own, with no one but myself to rely on, used to fill me with trepidation.
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Blog: Rural UP's Biggest Election Issue - The Mighty Bull
Our assessment, based on our travels in the rural pockets of Rampur, Etawah, Mainpuri, Shahjahanpur, Bareilly and Kanpur Dehat, is that one issue remains a constant - the Bull.
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Amitabh Bachchan Claims To Have Paid Off Loans Of 1398 UP Farmers
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has claimed that he has helped 1398 farmers from Uttar Pradesh by paying off their loans. In a late night blog post on Monday, the 76-year-old actor revealed he has personally arranged for 70 selected farmers to travel to Mumbai and receive their bank letters.
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Blog: I Am A Civil Servant From Bihar, US Visa Showed Me Who's The Boss
Travel to the United States of America has never been an item on my priority list. Even when a lot of my classmates at IIT-Roorkee talked about their dream of travelling to the US for higher studies, I neither shared their enthusiasm nor quite understood it. For me, education never got any ' higher' than good, old graduation. That itself appeared t...
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Blog: The Fog Challenge - A Winter Traveller's Experience Out Of Delhi
At 7 am, the queues for check-in are long but patience is not in short supply, at least not yet. It's New Year's Day after all and there's a whiff of optimism in the air. Many passengers are bleary eyed, a result of having first stayed up to ring in the new year and then getting out of bed early on a cold winter's day to catch a flight.
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PM Narendra Modi Wraps Up Gujarat Campaign With An Appeal To Voters: Highlights
PM Modi began his travel in a seaplane from Sabarmati river in the city to Dharoi dam in Mehsana district, the first-ever flight by such a craft in the country. His return journey would also be by the same seaplane. The Congress "can't even imagine development work like this," said the Prime Minister, taking a dig at the opposition party which has ...
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The People Behind Instagram's Wildly Popular Travel Photography Accounts
It started with a hashtag and ended with a full time job.
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Delhi Blogger Travels Across India To Photograph Food On His Yellow Plate
Himanshu Sehgal travels the country to photograph dishes on his cheerful yellow plate. The results are stunning.
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Amitabh Bachchan Flies Out Of Mumbai For Thugs Of Hindostan. Details Here
Amitabh Bachchan has flown out of Mumbai to shoot for his upcoming film Thugs Of Hindostan. Big B posted about his travel itinerary on his official blog
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Blogger Photographs Street Food Around The World. See Droolworthy Pics
As she travels the world, Melissa documents the local delicacies of the region on her popular Instagram page for thousands of followers to see.
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Travel The World, But Make Sure Mom Knows You're OK, Like This Man Does
It's not unusual for mothers to worry about their children. "Have you reached safely?" "Did you eat something?" "Is it too hot/cold there?" - and all they want to hear on the other end is "Mom, I'm fine."
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Blog: Those No-Kid Rows On IndiGo? A Parent's Nightmare
I have taken flights with bawling toddlers and screaming infants and wished they could be deplaned - even mid-air. I have walked up and down the aisle, staring at the already embarrassed parents. Then, I became one of those parents.
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Blog: Blog From Iran: PM Modi Cinches Game-Changer Deal On Chabahar Port
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to Iran is historic -for the first time in over a decade, an Indian premier has travelled to the oil-rich country. A huge deal has been scored - with nearly 500 million dollars as the first big investment, India will develop the Chabahar port, located just 60 miles from Pakistan's Gwadar port, which is being mod...
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Museum In Zoo, Tehzeeb In Traffic: Lucknow Quirks A Delhiite Fell For
To sum it up, my first trip to Lucknow was one of delights and discoveries. On my last evening in the city, I came across an illuminated "I LOVE Lucknow" sign by the roadside.
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"Fascinated By The Growth Potential": Investor Mark Mobius After Travelling Across India
Veteran investor Mark Mobius concluded his month-long journey in India. The founder of Mobius Capital Markets shared his experience of visiting 9 different cities in the country.
-
Blog: My First Solo Travel - A Journey of Self Discovery
I have always been an avid traveller, but there was one aspect of exploration that I had never dared to venture into - solo travelling. The idea of setting out on my own, with no one but myself to rely on, used to fill me with trepidation.
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Blog: Rural UP's Biggest Election Issue - The Mighty Bull
Our assessment, based on our travels in the rural pockets of Rampur, Etawah, Mainpuri, Shahjahanpur, Bareilly and Kanpur Dehat, is that one issue remains a constant - the Bull.
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Amitabh Bachchan Claims To Have Paid Off Loans Of 1398 UP Farmers
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has claimed that he has helped 1398 farmers from Uttar Pradesh by paying off their loans. In a late night blog post on Monday, the 76-year-old actor revealed he has personally arranged for 70 selected farmers to travel to Mumbai and receive their bank letters.
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Blog: I Am A Civil Servant From Bihar, US Visa Showed Me Who's The Boss
Travel to the United States of America has never been an item on my priority list. Even when a lot of my classmates at IIT-Roorkee talked about their dream of travelling to the US for higher studies, I neither shared their enthusiasm nor quite understood it. For me, education never got any ' higher' than good, old graduation. That itself appeared t...
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Blog: The Fog Challenge - A Winter Traveller's Experience Out Of Delhi
At 7 am, the queues for check-in are long but patience is not in short supply, at least not yet. It's New Year's Day after all and there's a whiff of optimism in the air. Many passengers are bleary eyed, a result of having first stayed up to ring in the new year and then getting out of bed early on a cold winter's day to catch a flight.
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PM Narendra Modi Wraps Up Gujarat Campaign With An Appeal To Voters: Highlights
PM Modi began his travel in a seaplane from Sabarmati river in the city to Dharoi dam in Mehsana district, the first-ever flight by such a craft in the country. His return journey would also be by the same seaplane. The Congress "can't even imagine development work like this," said the Prime Minister, taking a dig at the opposition party which has ...
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The People Behind Instagram's Wildly Popular Travel Photography Accounts
It started with a hashtag and ended with a full time job.
-
Delhi Blogger Travels Across India To Photograph Food On His Yellow Plate
Himanshu Sehgal travels the country to photograph dishes on his cheerful yellow plate. The results are stunning.
-
Amitabh Bachchan Flies Out Of Mumbai For Thugs Of Hindostan. Details Here
Amitabh Bachchan has flown out of Mumbai to shoot for his upcoming film Thugs Of Hindostan. Big B posted about his travel itinerary on his official blog
-
Blogger Photographs Street Food Around The World. See Droolworthy Pics
As she travels the world, Melissa documents the local delicacies of the region on her popular Instagram page for thousands of followers to see.
-
Travel The World, But Make Sure Mom Knows You're OK, Like This Man Does
It's not unusual for mothers to worry about their children. "Have you reached safely?" "Did you eat something?" "Is it too hot/cold there?" - and all they want to hear on the other end is "Mom, I'm fine."
-
Blog: Those No-Kid Rows On IndiGo? A Parent's Nightmare
I have taken flights with bawling toddlers and screaming infants and wished they could be deplaned - even mid-air. I have walked up and down the aisle, staring at the already embarrassed parents. Then, I became one of those parents.
-
Blog: Blog From Iran: PM Modi Cinches Game-Changer Deal On Chabahar Port
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to Iran is historic -for the first time in over a decade, an Indian premier has travelled to the oil-rich country. A huge deal has been scored - with nearly 500 million dollars as the first big investment, India will develop the Chabahar port, located just 60 miles from Pakistan's Gwadar port, which is being mod...
