Travel
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Kerala Backwaters Monsoon Tourism Campaign Draws Record International Footfall This Season
Monsoons are gradually beginning to emerge out of their usual off-season tag, with rain-filled landscapes, backwaters, and wellness experiences of Kerala becoming increasingly popular ... -
India’s Deep-Sea Leap: What ‘Sagar Manthan’ Means for Ocean Research and the Blue Economy
Another landmark achievement of India with respect to enhancing its deep sea research has come with the launching of ORV Sagar Manthan, which is ... -
Indonesia Airports Reopen After Anak Krakatau Eruption: Flight Disruptions, Safety Updates and Key Details
Air travel has now been resumed in Indonesia following the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau, which resulted in the closure of eight airports in ... -
The Realignment of Global Commodity Supply Chains: India’s Direct Sourcing Advantage
The global commodity markets are headed towards an era of structural reconfiguration. For many years now, the way commodities flowed across borders had depended ... -
India-UN Map Row Explained: MEA Seeks Accurate Depiction of J&K and Ladakh
A new discussion of diplomacy has come up between India and the United Nations as regards the representation of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh ... -
Global Buyers Turn to India as Gulf Volatility Disrupts Trade Routes
Fluctuations in the Gulf region are compelling foreign companies to look for new ways of transporting their merchandise. With disturbances in supply chains between ... -
Supreme Court to Hear Airfare Regulation Plea: What the New Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam Rules Could Mean for Flyers
The Supreme Court will be hearing an important case on September 7, 2026, pertaining to the need for guidelines for regulating what the petitioner ... -
Indian Railways to Unveil India’s First 280 kmph Bullet Train by 2027
India is getting nearer to a significant milestone in its development of high-speed trains, as the country will get its first domestically made 280 ... -
Doha to Bengaluru IndiGo Flight Diverted to Muscat After Pilot Falls Ill Mid-Air: What Happened?
One of IndiGo’s flights from Doha to Bengaluru was forced to land in Muscat on Thursday, September 3. This happened due to an illness ... -
The Himalayan Ecology Dilemma: India-Nepal Hydropower and the Fight to Manage Cross-Border Floods
The Himalayas present India and Nepal with a complex development dilemma. The two countries need electricity and better infrastructure, including protection from the destructive ...
