
New services slash travel time, boost tourism, and strengthen mobility from Uttar Pradesh to the southern corridor.

SKUAST students lead valley’s first chrysanthemum bloom, aiming to keep the landscape in colour from tulips to Gul-e-Dawood.

India and China will restore direct passenger flights by late October after more than five years, starting with IndiGo’s Kolkata–Guangzhou service, in a move seen as boosting people-to-people contact and easing strained ties.

With an investment of about Rs 4,033 crore, India has committed to construct two new rail lines—Kokrajhar-Gelephu and Banarhat-Samtse—that will give Bhutan its first railway connectivity and strengthen bilateral ties.

Reciprocal airspace closures continue after April’s Pahalgam terror attack, forcing Indian carriers on longer, costlier international routes.

All three bidders for Uttarakhand’s flagship adventure tourism project are linked to Baba Ramdev’s aide, raising questions over tender norms and anti-collusion rules.

Argentina has eased entry rules for Indian nationals by allowing those with valid US tourist visas to visit without a separate Argentine visa, a move aimed at boosting tourism and strengthening bilateral ties.
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Bargi dam boat tragedy toll rises to 13 as search ends in Narmada river

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Bengal’s Falta seat to repoll on May 21 after EC flags ‘severe electoral offences’
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India’s Great Nicobar plan triggers clash between strategic ambition and environmental concerns

UP man shoots 9-year-old dead for refusing to fetch water for liquor

Diljit halts Canada concert, counters protest with Punjab pitch

9 killed in Delhi blaze as suspected AC blast engulfs Vivek Vihar flats

Visa thaw signals reset in India-Bangladesh ties
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EVM complaints trigger repoll in 15 West Bengal booths
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