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Chal De India: From Kashmir To Meghalaya, 6 Summer Destinations That Showcase India's True Beauty
Top summer destinations in India include Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Kashmir, Meghalaya, Uttarakhand, and Kerala, each offering unique experiences.
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Tourist Alleges Discrimination In Himachal, Claims Cafes Favouring Israelis: 'Felt Like 3rd-Class Citizen'
An Indian tourist said they felt like a third-class citizen due to restaurants and cafes in Dharamkot prioritising foreigners.
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Breathe Cleaner Air In Crisper Terrains At These 5 Hill Stations Near Delhi Like Manushi Chhillar's Trip To Kasauli
"Morning walks" are better in the hills so take cues from Manushi Chhillar in Kasauli and enjoy a quick getaway near Delhi
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Top 7 Offbeat Places To Visit In Himachal Pradesh This Summer 2023
Visit these offbeat places in Himachal Pradesh for a fun-filled summer holiday amidst the mountains
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Falling rupee means no foreign shoots for Bollywood
The falling Indian rupee has led to a sharp decline of up to 35 percent of Bollywood movies being shot in exotic foreign locales in the past four months, an industry study said.
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Chal De India: From Kashmir To Meghalaya, 6 Summer Destinations That Showcase India's True Beauty
Top summer destinations in India include Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Kashmir, Meghalaya, Uttarakhand, and Kerala, each offering unique experiences.
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Tourist Alleges Discrimination In Himachal, Claims Cafes Favouring Israelis: 'Felt Like 3rd-Class Citizen'
An Indian tourist said they felt like a third-class citizen due to restaurants and cafes in Dharamkot prioritising foreigners.
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Breathe Cleaner Air In Crisper Terrains At These 5 Hill Stations Near Delhi Like Manushi Chhillar's Trip To Kasauli
"Morning walks" are better in the hills so take cues from Manushi Chhillar in Kasauli and enjoy a quick getaway near Delhi
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Top 7 Offbeat Places To Visit In Himachal Pradesh This Summer 2023
Visit these offbeat places in Himachal Pradesh for a fun-filled summer holiday amidst the mountains
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Falling rupee means no foreign shoots for Bollywood
The falling Indian rupee has led to a sharp decline of up to 35 percent of Bollywood movies being shot in exotic foreign locales in the past four months, an industry study said.
