Foreign tourists shun India, too expensive and too polluted
According to official figures, only 9.52 million tourists visited the country in 2023. New Delhi is focusing on religious ...
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Delhi HC fixes Apr 16 for Karti Chidambaram’s plea to quash CBI FIR
The Delhi High Court on Thursday fixed April 16 to hear a plea of Congress MP Karti Chidambaram seeking to quash a CBI FIR against him for allegedly helping an alcoholic beverage company Diageo ...
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Most of the exit polls on Wednesday predicted the return of the Bharatiya Janata Party and its allies to power in the Delhi ...
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Delhi-Dehradun Expressway: 3.5 KM Stretch Now Open! 18 KM Toll-Free Route, 2.5 Travel Time – All You Need To Know
The 3.5-kilometre stretch from Daat Kali to Asharodi of the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway is now fully open for commuters.
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From Tax Reforms to Infrastructure Push: What Budget 2025 Means for Real Estate
The Union Budget 2025 has set the stage for sustained economic momentum, with significant allocations for infrastructure, tax reforms, and urban transformation. For the real estate sector, it brings ...
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Gujarat: Cabinet lauds state's tableau winning popular choice award in Republic Day Parade for 3 consecutive years
The trophies awarded to Gujarat's tableaux for winning the Popular Choice category in the Republic Day Parade for three ...
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Will Yamuna in Delhi be revamped like Sabarmati Riverfront? LG Saxena’s Ahmedabad visit indicates so
Ahmedabad: Will polluted river Yamuna in Delhi be converted into a tourist place like the Sabarmati Riverfront in Ahmedabad? Lieutenant Governor of Delhi State VK ...
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Sri Lanka tourist arrivals up 21-pct in January 2025 led by India, Russia
Sri Lanka's tourist arrivals grew 21 percent from a year ago to 252,761 in January 2025, with India and Russia top source ...
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Sri Lanka main rough rice harvest projected at 2.56mn tonnes, lowest since 2021
Sri Lanka's main (Maha) season rice harvest is projected at 2.56 million metric tonnes, based on cultivation up to December 2024, including re-cultivation after crop damage, the Department of ...