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Why Summer Might Be The Most Underrated Season To Visit Assam
Skip the hill stations! Assam in summer offers lush tea estates, dramatic river views, and surprisingly rewarding wildlife.
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Woman Captures Beauty Of Assam's Tea Garden, Calls It "Part Of India No One Shows You"
Patel described her experience in Assam as one of the most amazing, showcasing a lesser-seen side of India.
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Toy Train, Tea Gardens And Cool Weather - Why Summer In Ooty Just Feels Right
From scenic train journeys and calm lakes to colourful gardens and wildlife safaris, every moment here feels picture-perfect.
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Darjeeling Travel Guide: Best Time To Go, Places To Visit And Things To Do
Darjeeling is one of India's most charming hill stations and a popular escape from the summer heat.
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This Hill Station Near Darjeeling Combines Tea Gardens, Colonial Buildings, And 'Haunted' Stories
Explore Dow Hill in Kurseong, a mist-covered hill station near Darjeeling famed for its haunted reputation.
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PM Modi Plucks Tea Leaves From Assam Garden, Interacts With Workers
PM Modi plucks tea leaves and discusses issues with workers in Assam.
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Analysis: Will Lotus Bloom Again In Assam's Tea Gardens?
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has made two major announcements for tea garden workers.
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Hospital-Free For 50 Years: How China's 102-Year-Old Woman Continues To Live A Healthy Life
Although she loves to eat, she is very selective in her diet and eats very few vegetables.
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Which Tea Town Is Called The Peru Of India?
The Peru comparison is not just a catchy nickname: it captures something real about what this valley offers.
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BJP Names Ahom And Tea Garden Leaders As Candidates For Rajya Sabha Polls
The BJP has named minister Jogen Mohan and MLA Terash Gowalla as candidates for the Rajya Sabha election from Assam. The other Rajya Sabha seat is likely to go to the BJP's ally UPPL.
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7 Places In India That Are Perfect For A March Trip
As winter fades and summer has yet to set in, the weather across most regions becomes perfectly balanced. Clear skies, fresh greenery, and a lighter tourist crowd make travelling more enjoyable.
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Hindu Man Killed In Bangladesh On Election Eve, Hands And Legs Were Tied
A 28-year-old Hindu man was found dead with visible injury marks on his body in Moulvibazar district in Bangladesh on Wednesday, a day before crucial voting, triggering fresh concerns among minorities about election violence.
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Girl In Singapore Suffers Tongue Burns After McDonald's Staff Mistake
The girl struggled to eat and drink for several days and was traumatised by the incident.
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Planning A February Trip? These 5 Indian Places Are At Their Scenic Best
This is also a good time to travel if you want to avoid extreme temperatures and heavy summer crowds. From snow-covered hills and heritage cities to beaches and tea gardens, February brings out the best in many destinations.
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Watch: Elephant Herd Gently Directed Away From Indian Village By Forest Officers
Indian forest officials intervened to guide an elephant herd from a tea garden near a village back to the forest, preventing human-elephant conflict.
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Why Summer Might Be The Most Underrated Season To Visit Assam
Skip the hill stations! Assam in summer offers lush tea estates, dramatic river views, and surprisingly rewarding wildlife.
-
Woman Captures Beauty Of Assam's Tea Garden, Calls It "Part Of India No One Shows You"
Patel described her experience in Assam as one of the most amazing, showcasing a lesser-seen side of India.
-
Toy Train, Tea Gardens And Cool Weather - Why Summer In Ooty Just Feels Right
From scenic train journeys and calm lakes to colourful gardens and wildlife safaris, every moment here feels picture-perfect.
-
Darjeeling Travel Guide: Best Time To Go, Places To Visit And Things To Do
Darjeeling is one of India's most charming hill stations and a popular escape from the summer heat.
-
This Hill Station Near Darjeeling Combines Tea Gardens, Colonial Buildings, And 'Haunted' Stories
Explore Dow Hill in Kurseong, a mist-covered hill station near Darjeeling famed for its haunted reputation.
-
PM Modi Plucks Tea Leaves From Assam Garden, Interacts With Workers
PM Modi plucks tea leaves and discusses issues with workers in Assam.
-
Analysis: Will Lotus Bloom Again In Assam's Tea Gardens?
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has made two major announcements for tea garden workers.
-
Hospital-Free For 50 Years: How China's 102-Year-Old Woman Continues To Live A Healthy Life
Although she loves to eat, she is very selective in her diet and eats very few vegetables.
-
Which Tea Town Is Called The Peru Of India?
The Peru comparison is not just a catchy nickname: it captures something real about what this valley offers.
-
BJP Names Ahom And Tea Garden Leaders As Candidates For Rajya Sabha Polls
The BJP has named minister Jogen Mohan and MLA Terash Gowalla as candidates for the Rajya Sabha election from Assam. The other Rajya Sabha seat is likely to go to the BJP's ally UPPL.
-
7 Places In India That Are Perfect For A March Trip
As winter fades and summer has yet to set in, the weather across most regions becomes perfectly balanced. Clear skies, fresh greenery, and a lighter tourist crowd make travelling more enjoyable.
-
Hindu Man Killed In Bangladesh On Election Eve, Hands And Legs Were Tied
A 28-year-old Hindu man was found dead with visible injury marks on his body in Moulvibazar district in Bangladesh on Wednesday, a day before crucial voting, triggering fresh concerns among minorities about election violence.
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Girl In Singapore Suffers Tongue Burns After McDonald's Staff Mistake
The girl struggled to eat and drink for several days and was traumatised by the incident.
-
Planning A February Trip? These 5 Indian Places Are At Their Scenic Best
This is also a good time to travel if you want to avoid extreme temperatures and heavy summer crowds. From snow-covered hills and heritage cities to beaches and tea gardens, February brings out the best in many destinations.
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Watch: Elephant Herd Gently Directed Away From Indian Village By Forest Officers
Indian forest officials intervened to guide an elephant herd from a tea garden near a village back to the forest, preventing human-elephant conflict.
