India is preparing for a seismic overhaul unlike anything it has updated in recent memory — and this time, the effects won’t be limited to scientists or engineers. Beginning in 2026, the country will introduce a revised seismic zoning map that could influence everything from the roads people drive on to the hotels they stay…
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A Long-Awaited Moment on the Ground After years of anticipation, the first trial run on the Delhi–Dehradun Expressway finally took place this week. For commuters who regularly brave the slow, crowded highway, this development brings a sense of relief — and a promise. Once the corridor opens fully, the drive between the two cities is…
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Delhi–Dehradun Expressway Trial Run Begins, Cutting Travel Time to 2.5 Hours Read More »

Nagaland is opening its doors wider this year, easing travel rules for foreign visitors as the state prepares to host the Hornbill Festival. The change is expected to make it simpler for international travellers to attend an event that has grown from a local gathering into one of India’s most distinctive cultural celebrations. Every December,…
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Black Friday 2025 falls on Friday, November 28, the day after Thanksgiving. Originally considered the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season in the United States, the day has now become a global phenomenon. Shoppers and travellers around the world look forward to the steep discounts, early store openings, and exclusive deals that mark the…
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The Arctic is experiencing a surprising rise in tourism, largely due to one thing: Northern Lights cruises. What used to be a niche adventure for researchers and hardcore travellers has now turned into a global travel trend, with ships filling up months in advance. These cruises take travellers far north — past familiar coastlines and…
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As global travellers seek sun-soaked escapes and vibrant city experiences, Australia has rapidly climbed the charts as one of the world’s most desired summer destinations. With its perfect blend of beaches, culture, food, and adventure, the country’s biggest crowd-pullers—Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane—are leading the resurgence of international travel down under. Tourism operators across…
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From Beaches to Big Cities, Australia Dominates Summer Travel with Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane Read More »

New Delhi — Air travel across the National Capital Region was disrupted on Tuesday after volcanic ash drifting from Ethiopia entered northern India’s upper airspace, forcing multiple flights to be cancelled and prompting aviation authorities to issue safety warnings. The ash cloud originated from a major eruption of Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano, which began spewing…
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Kuno National Park, Madhya Pradesh — India’s cheetah reintroduction programme received one of its most heartening developments yet, with Mukhi, a female cheetah brought from Namibia, giving birth to five healthy cubs. Forest officials confirmed the news on Monday, calling it a “landmark moment” for a project that has seen both breakthroughs and setbacks since…
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Mukhi the Cheetah Welcomes Five Cubs, Marking a Big Win for India’s Reintroduction Effort Read More »

Kaziranga National Park, already known worldwide for its population of one-horned rhinos and big cats, has found attention returning to one of its rarest residents — the golden tiger. The unusual big cat, whose coat appears burnished gold with softer, faded stripes, was spotted again recently during an afternoon safari, leaving tourists and forest officials…
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In a landmark push to safeguard India’s tiger population, the Supreme Court has barred tiger safaris inside the core areas of all tiger reserves across the country. Calling the core zones “inviolate spaces” meant purely for conservation, the court said that no tourism activity — including safaris — can be allowed in these ecologically critical…
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Supreme Court Bars Tiger Safaris in Core Habitats, Orders States to Tighten Protection Norms Read More »