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Can You Really Do Abu Dhabi In A Budget Of Rs 40,000? Yes, Here's How
Abu Dhabi doesn't have to be an expensive destination. With smart planning and budget-friendly choices, you can experience its culture, architecture, beaches, and modern attractions under Rs 40,000.
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Top Ramlila Experiences and Dussehra Melas Across India: Delhi, Varanasi, Ayodhya, and Beyond
Whether amidst the grand crowds of Delhi or the sacred Ghats of Varanasi, these experiences promise unforgettable memories and a deep sense of connection that lasts long after the effigies burn.
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Canva AI Assistant Expanded to 16 New Languages Including Chinese, Hindi and Spanish
Canva AI, the company’s suite of artificial intelligence (AI) tools, has expanded support to 16 new languages, including Hindi, Arabic, Chinese, and Spanish. Users can now write prompts and receive outputs in their native languages. The update also adds support for 31 locales, allowing more culturally relevant and context-aware designs across reg...
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36 Hours In Thiruvananthapuram: Best Things To Do, Eat, And See
Thiruvananthapuram offers a rich blend of culture, history, and local flavours. Discover the city's temples, backwaters, and hidden culinary gems in just 36 hours.
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Long Weekend Getaways: Where To Go From Delhi, Mumbai And Bangalore In Just Rs 10,000
If you are looking for places to explore on long weekends, here are some budget-friendly suggestions that will fill your adventurous soul without breaking your bank.
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Travelling This Navratri? Head To These Top Garba Dance Floors In West India In 2025
If Navratri is the festival of lights, then Garba is its electrifying heartbeat-an invitation to celebrate tradition, dance like nobody's watching, and connect with a centuries-old rhythm that's alive and kicking in 2025 more than ever.
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Rs 10,000 And 3 Days In Kerala Backwaters: Here's How To Make It Work
With a budget of Rs 10,000, you can enjoy three days of boat rides, beaches, food, and culture without cutting corners.
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Different Types Of Travellers You Always Meet On A Trip: Which One Are You?
From the friend who plans every minute to the one who wants to "see where the wind takes us", these characters are as much a part of the journey as the destination itself. Spotting them is almost a travel rite of passage.
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Malaika Arora Visits St. Stephen's Cathedral During Vienna Trip: Best Things To Do In Austrian Capital
Malaika Arora's posts highlight why St. Stephen's Cathedral is more than just an architectural marvel. It is also a cultural hub at the heart of Vienna that continues to draw both locals and international visitors.
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Eyeing Bihar's Yadav Votes, BJP Brings In Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister
As the high-stakes battle for Bihar heats up, the contest between the ruling NDA and the opposition INDIA Alliance has entered a decisive phase.
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Speak Local, Travel Better: Why Learning Phrases Can Transform Your Trip
Here's how picking up local phrases can help you connect, stay safe, and explore deeper while travelling solo or on a budget.
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How To Plan The Chadar Trek: Permits, Packing, And Safety Tips
Every winter, the Zanskar River transforms into a thick sheet of ice, forming a trail that locals have used for centuries. Read on.
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Vietnam Approves Five-Year Crypto Trading Pilot Project
Vietnam has launched a five-year pilot for regulated crypto trading, requiring all transactions in dong and allowing only licensed local firms to run exchanges. The resolution also sets strict criteria for capital, ownership, and governance. Alongside regulation, Vietnam unveiled its first Blockchain Gallery and a Satoshi Nakamoto statue, highlight...
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Arunachal Pradesh Sun Rise Festival 2025: How To Witness India's First Dawn
For travellers seeking a start to the year that blends nature, culture and adventure, Dong village offers a rare opportunity. Read on.
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From Jodhaa Akbar To The Dark Knight Rises: 6 Indian Forts Worth The Trip
From royal Rajput battles to Bollywood romances and Hollywood action, these Indian forts offer more than just a view - they are real-life movie sets you can actually visit.
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Can You Really Do Abu Dhabi In A Budget Of Rs 40,000? Yes, Here's How
Abu Dhabi doesn't have to be an expensive destination. With smart planning and budget-friendly choices, you can experience its culture, architecture, beaches, and modern attractions under Rs 40,000.
-
Top Ramlila Experiences and Dussehra Melas Across India: Delhi, Varanasi, Ayodhya, and Beyond
Whether amidst the grand crowds of Delhi or the sacred Ghats of Varanasi, these experiences promise unforgettable memories and a deep sense of connection that lasts long after the effigies burn.
-
Canva AI Assistant Expanded to 16 New Languages Including Chinese, Hindi and Spanish
Canva AI, the company’s suite of artificial intelligence (AI) tools, has expanded support to 16 new languages, including Hindi, Arabic, Chinese, and Spanish. Users can now write prompts and receive outputs in their native languages. The update also adds support for 31 locales, allowing more culturally relevant and context-aware designs across reg...
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36 Hours In Thiruvananthapuram: Best Things To Do, Eat, And See
Thiruvananthapuram offers a rich blend of culture, history, and local flavours. Discover the city's temples, backwaters, and hidden culinary gems in just 36 hours.
-
Long Weekend Getaways: Where To Go From Delhi, Mumbai And Bangalore In Just Rs 10,000
If you are looking for places to explore on long weekends, here are some budget-friendly suggestions that will fill your adventurous soul without breaking your bank.
-
Travelling This Navratri? Head To These Top Garba Dance Floors In West India In 2025
If Navratri is the festival of lights, then Garba is its electrifying heartbeat-an invitation to celebrate tradition, dance like nobody's watching, and connect with a centuries-old rhythm that's alive and kicking in 2025 more than ever.
-
Rs 10,000 And 3 Days In Kerala Backwaters: Here's How To Make It Work
With a budget of Rs 10,000, you can enjoy three days of boat rides, beaches, food, and culture without cutting corners.
-
Different Types Of Travellers You Always Meet On A Trip: Which One Are You?
From the friend who plans every minute to the one who wants to "see where the wind takes us", these characters are as much a part of the journey as the destination itself. Spotting them is almost a travel rite of passage.
-
Malaika Arora Visits St. Stephen's Cathedral During Vienna Trip: Best Things To Do In Austrian Capital
Malaika Arora's posts highlight why St. Stephen's Cathedral is more than just an architectural marvel. It is also a cultural hub at the heart of Vienna that continues to draw both locals and international visitors.
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Eyeing Bihar's Yadav Votes, BJP Brings In Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister
As the high-stakes battle for Bihar heats up, the contest between the ruling NDA and the opposition INDIA Alliance has entered a decisive phase.
-
Speak Local, Travel Better: Why Learning Phrases Can Transform Your Trip
Here's how picking up local phrases can help you connect, stay safe, and explore deeper while travelling solo or on a budget.
-
How To Plan The Chadar Trek: Permits, Packing, And Safety Tips
Every winter, the Zanskar River transforms into a thick sheet of ice, forming a trail that locals have used for centuries. Read on.
-
Vietnam Approves Five-Year Crypto Trading Pilot Project
Vietnam has launched a five-year pilot for regulated crypto trading, requiring all transactions in dong and allowing only licensed local firms to run exchanges. The resolution also sets strict criteria for capital, ownership, and governance. Alongside regulation, Vietnam unveiled its first Blockchain Gallery and a Satoshi Nakamoto statue, highlight...
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Arunachal Pradesh Sun Rise Festival 2025: How To Witness India's First Dawn
For travellers seeking a start to the year that blends nature, culture and adventure, Dong village offers a rare opportunity. Read on.
-
From Jodhaa Akbar To The Dark Knight Rises: 6 Indian Forts Worth The Trip
From royal Rajput battles to Bollywood romances and Hollywood action, these Indian forts offer more than just a view - they are real-life movie sets you can actually visit.
