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Ryanair's Signature Blunt Response To Passenger's Legroom Post Sparks Viral Buzz, Again
Ryanair's standard legroom is famously tight, which is why the viral post stood out to many people. Over the years, the airline has built a reputation for witty, self-aware and often deliberately savage online replies.
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Why Are Highway Signs Green? 5 Key Reasons You Might Not Know
If you ever wondered why the signs that you see on the highway, particularly green, here are some safety-based reasons you should know of.
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First Vande Bharat Sleeper Train: Fare Structure Explained, Why It's More Expensive Than Rajdhani
The notified fares place the Vande Bharat Sleeper firmly in the premium segment, while a parallel change of booking rules removes long-standing features such as RAC and waiting lists.
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Which City In India Is Known As The 'Queen Of Hills'
Hills have always been a North Indian favourite, but one stands apart for its colonial charm and sunsets that linger in memory.
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Snack Tourism 2026: Why Travellers Are Choosing Local Supermarkets Over Iconic Landmarks
38 per cent of Gen Z travellers said they would rather enjoy French cuisine than visit the Eiffel Tower, reported Skyscanner.
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Why S Jaishankar Had To Travel 670 Km By Road In US To Meet UN Chief
US security officials drove External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar 416 miles during a September government shutdown after commercial flights were grounded, according to a State Department report released this week.
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6 Best Places In India To Visit In February
Places to Travel in February 2026: From snowy slopes to sunlit beaches, these six Indian destinations are ideal for February travel. Find your next getaway!
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5 Reasons Why Hotel Rooms Have Blackout Curtains, Beyond Blocking Light
Blackout curtains are not just a design element. They are an important feature that improves comfort, privacy and energy efficiency, helping every guest enjoy a peaceful and pleasant stay.
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Why Wat Sam Phran, Thailands Iconic Dragon Temple, Should Be On Your Itinerary
Wat Sam Phran sits quietly in the Nakhon Pathom province, about an hour from Bangkok
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Why Drinking Coffee Or Tea On A Flight Is More Unsafe Than You Think, Doctor Explains
Dr Huma Shaikh recommends playing it safe by sticking to bottled water on planes
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This Viral Taj Mahal Photo Shows Why Travel Shouldn't Be About Perfect Clicks
A simple Taj Mahal photo taken on a basic phone is winning hearts online and reminding people that travel memories should be lived, not just captured on camera.
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Why Travellers Are Flocking To Japan's Viral Mikami Shrine To Pray For A Hair Loss Cure
Mikami Shrine, currently going viral on Instagram, is Japan's only shrine dedicated entirely to hair. Yes, hair
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Which Hill Station Is Called The 'Italy Of India'
Looking for a hill station with European charm? Discover which Indian destination is famously called the 'Italy of India' and why it's a must-visit for travellers.
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6 Surprising Facts About Bangkok We Bet You Didn't Know
If you think you know Bangkok through and through, think again! Check out some facts about this Thai city that will surely make you go, "Whoa!"
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Why Do Indian Trains Come In Different Colours? Find Out Here
Ever wondered what the colours on Indian Railway trains mean? From express services to luxury coaches, every shade tells a fascinating tale. Decode them now!
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Ryanair's Signature Blunt Response To Passenger's Legroom Post Sparks Viral Buzz, Again
Ryanair's standard legroom is famously tight, which is why the viral post stood out to many people. Over the years, the airline has built a reputation for witty, self-aware and often deliberately savage online replies.
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Why Are Highway Signs Green? 5 Key Reasons You Might Not Know
If you ever wondered why the signs that you see on the highway, particularly green, here are some safety-based reasons you should know of.
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First Vande Bharat Sleeper Train: Fare Structure Explained, Why It's More Expensive Than Rajdhani
The notified fares place the Vande Bharat Sleeper firmly in the premium segment, while a parallel change of booking rules removes long-standing features such as RAC and waiting lists.
-
Which City In India Is Known As The 'Queen Of Hills'
Hills have always been a North Indian favourite, but one stands apart for its colonial charm and sunsets that linger in memory.
-
Snack Tourism 2026: Why Travellers Are Choosing Local Supermarkets Over Iconic Landmarks
38 per cent of Gen Z travellers said they would rather enjoy French cuisine than visit the Eiffel Tower, reported Skyscanner.
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Why S Jaishankar Had To Travel 670 Km By Road In US To Meet UN Chief
US security officials drove External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar 416 miles during a September government shutdown after commercial flights were grounded, according to a State Department report released this week.
-
6 Best Places In India To Visit In February
Places to Travel in February 2026: From snowy slopes to sunlit beaches, these six Indian destinations are ideal for February travel. Find your next getaway!
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5 Reasons Why Hotel Rooms Have Blackout Curtains, Beyond Blocking Light
Blackout curtains are not just a design element. They are an important feature that improves comfort, privacy and energy efficiency, helping every guest enjoy a peaceful and pleasant stay.
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Why Wat Sam Phran, Thailands Iconic Dragon Temple, Should Be On Your Itinerary
Wat Sam Phran sits quietly in the Nakhon Pathom province, about an hour from Bangkok
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Why Drinking Coffee Or Tea On A Flight Is More Unsafe Than You Think, Doctor Explains
Dr Huma Shaikh recommends playing it safe by sticking to bottled water on planes
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This Viral Taj Mahal Photo Shows Why Travel Shouldn't Be About Perfect Clicks
A simple Taj Mahal photo taken on a basic phone is winning hearts online and reminding people that travel memories should be lived, not just captured on camera.
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Why Travellers Are Flocking To Japan's Viral Mikami Shrine To Pray For A Hair Loss Cure
Mikami Shrine, currently going viral on Instagram, is Japan's only shrine dedicated entirely to hair. Yes, hair
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Which Hill Station Is Called The 'Italy Of India'
Looking for a hill station with European charm? Discover which Indian destination is famously called the 'Italy of India' and why it's a must-visit for travellers.
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6 Surprising Facts About Bangkok We Bet You Didn't Know
If you think you know Bangkok through and through, think again! Check out some facts about this Thai city that will surely make you go, "Whoa!"
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Why Do Indian Trains Come In Different Colours? Find Out Here
Ever wondered what the colours on Indian Railway trains mean? From express services to luxury coaches, every shade tells a fascinating tale. Decode them now!
