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Manipur Leader, Diaspora Seek User-Friendly Travel Permit Process
The process of applying for a Protected Area Permit (PAP) to visit Manipur should be tweaked to reduce hardship for applicants, improve transparency, and strengthen ties between the state and its diaspora without compromising security.
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Sikkim's Upcoming QR-Based Permit System: A Game-Changer For Travellers
This initiative aims to create a more efficient, secure, and sustainable travel experience, protecting Sikkim's ecological balance while welcoming the world to explore its breathtaking beauty.
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Supreme Court Limits Tiger Safaris To Non-Forest Land, Bans Night Tourism
The new directions aim at reversing large-scale ecological damage inside the tiger reserves.
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'Some Foreigners Entered Myanmar Via Mizoram, Gave Military Training In Chin Hills': Chief Minister Lalduhoma
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Monday said his government is not opposing the Centre's decision to reimpose Protected Area Permit (PAP) in the state and regulate movement across the India-Myanmar border, amid security concerns.
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Wildlife Protection (Amendment) Bill Passed In Rajya Sabha By Voice Vote
Parliament today passed the Wildlife Protection (Amendment) Bill which seeks better management of protected areas and also provides for certain permitted activities like grazing or movement of livestock.
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Arunachal Bans Entry Of Foreigners To Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus
The Arunachal Pradesh government has temporarily stopped issuing Protected Area Permits (PAPs) to foreigners to check the spread of coronavirus, officials said on Sunday, news agency Press Trust of India reported.
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Ministry Of Home Affairs Extends Inner Line Permit To Manipur
An inner line permit is a travel document that is issued by the Government of India for the travel of an Indian citizen into a protected area for a limited period.
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Tourism Ministry Seeks To Ease Sikkim, Arunachal Travel For Foreigners
The tourism ministry has proposed removing restrictions for foreigners who want to travel to Arunachal Pradesh and parts of Sikkim, minister of state for tourism Alphons KJ has said. The restrictions can be removed only if the home ministry and the defence ministry approve it
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Foreigners Can Travel To Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur Unrestricted
Foreign tourists, except those from Pakistan, China and Afghanistan, would now be allowed to visit some of the most pristine locations of the country which, so far, were out of bounds for them without a special permit, officials said today.
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Jammu And Kashmir Relaxes Permit Requirements For Foreign Tourists
Jammu and Kashmir government today relaxed the requirements for obtaining a Protected Area Permit (PAP) - required by foreigners to visit Leh - with the aim of encouraging tourism in the state. Under the new regime, foreigners tourists will be allowed to visit areas of Leh that were till now closed to them.
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Manipur Leader, Diaspora Seek User-Friendly Travel Permit Process
The process of applying for a Protected Area Permit (PAP) to visit Manipur should be tweaked to reduce hardship for applicants, improve transparency, and strengthen ties between the state and its diaspora without compromising security.
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Sikkim's Upcoming QR-Based Permit System: A Game-Changer For Travellers
This initiative aims to create a more efficient, secure, and sustainable travel experience, protecting Sikkim's ecological balance while welcoming the world to explore its breathtaking beauty.
-
Supreme Court Limits Tiger Safaris To Non-Forest Land, Bans Night Tourism
The new directions aim at reversing large-scale ecological damage inside the tiger reserves.
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'Some Foreigners Entered Myanmar Via Mizoram, Gave Military Training In Chin Hills': Chief Minister Lalduhoma
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Monday said his government is not opposing the Centre's decision to reimpose Protected Area Permit (PAP) in the state and regulate movement across the India-Myanmar border, amid security concerns.
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Wildlife Protection (Amendment) Bill Passed In Rajya Sabha By Voice Vote
Parliament today passed the Wildlife Protection (Amendment) Bill which seeks better management of protected areas and also provides for certain permitted activities like grazing or movement of livestock.
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Arunachal Bans Entry Of Foreigners To Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus
The Arunachal Pradesh government has temporarily stopped issuing Protected Area Permits (PAPs) to foreigners to check the spread of coronavirus, officials said on Sunday, news agency Press Trust of India reported.
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Ministry Of Home Affairs Extends Inner Line Permit To Manipur
An inner line permit is a travel document that is issued by the Government of India for the travel of an Indian citizen into a protected area for a limited period.
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Tourism Ministry Seeks To Ease Sikkim, Arunachal Travel For Foreigners
The tourism ministry has proposed removing restrictions for foreigners who want to travel to Arunachal Pradesh and parts of Sikkim, minister of state for tourism Alphons KJ has said. The restrictions can be removed only if the home ministry and the defence ministry approve it
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Foreigners Can Travel To Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur Unrestricted
Foreign tourists, except those from Pakistan, China and Afghanistan, would now be allowed to visit some of the most pristine locations of the country which, so far, were out of bounds for them without a special permit, officials said today.
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Jammu And Kashmir Relaxes Permit Requirements For Foreign Tourists
Jammu and Kashmir government today relaxed the requirements for obtaining a Protected Area Permit (PAP) - required by foreigners to visit Leh - with the aim of encouraging tourism in the state. Under the new regime, foreigners tourists will be allowed to visit areas of Leh that were till now closed to them.
