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gujarat
24 Apr

Not Your Usual Gujarat: 6 Offbeat Gems You Need to Discover

When you think of Gujarat, what comes to mind? Gir’s majestic lions, vibrant garba nights, maybe a trip to the white desert of Kutch? But tucked away from the spotlight is another side of Gujarat quieter, quirkier, and full of surprises. From ancient stepwells and ghost towns to lush forests and secret waterfalls, these hidden treasures offer experiences that go way beyond the typical tourist trail. So if you're the kind of traveller who seeks stories over selfies and detours over destinations, this list is for you. Here are six...

elephant beach
22 Apr

Elephant Beach : The Andamans’ Hidden Gem Waiting to Be Discovered

Tucked away on the northern shores of Swaraj Dweep (formerly Havelock Island) in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands lies a pristine paradise known as Elephant Beach. Far removed from the crowds, this coastal treasure is perfect for travellers seeking both adventure and tranquillity. Why "Elephant" Beach? The beach owes its curious name to a time when elephants were used to transport timber across the island — and even trained to swim short distances in the sea. One such elephant, Rajan, became a beloved local icon. Though elephants no longer roam the beach,...

amrit
19 Apr

3 Places in India Where Drops of Amrit Are Believed to Have Fallen After the Samudra Manthan

Imagine a cosmic tug-of-war not for treasure or territory, but for Amrit, the nectar of immortality. In Hindu mythology, the tale of Samudra Manthan (the Churning of the Ocean) is one of divine drama and celestial struggle. It’s said that as gods (devas) and demons (asuras) churned the ocean, a pot of this sacred nectar emerged. What followed was a wild chase across the skies, during which a few drops of Amrit spilled to Earth blessing three places in India that remain sacred to this day. Here’s a look at the...

Pamban Brdge
9 Apr

PM Modi Inaugurates India’s First Vertical Lift Sea Bridge in Rameswaram

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated the newly constructed Pamban Bridge, a groundbreaking achievement in India’s railway infrastructure. Spanning 2.08 kilometers over the Palk Strait, the bridge connects the sacred island of Rameswaram to the mainland, replacing the century-old structure decommissioned in 2022. The new Pamban Bridge is India’s first vertical lift railway sea bridge. Its most striking feature is a 72.5-meter central span that can be lifted up to 17 meters, allowing large ships to pass beneath. During the inauguration, Prime Minister Modi remotely operated the lift mechanism and also...

equine influenza
4 Apr

Equine Influenza Detected :- Chardham Yatra on High Alert

With the Chardham Yatra set to begin on April 30, the Uttarakhand government has taken urgent measures following the detection of equine influenza in Rudraprayag district. The highly contagious respiratory disease, confirmed in 18 horses and mules in Veeron and Basti villages, has raised concerns about the pilgrimage’s safety, as equines play a crucial role in transporting devotees through the rugged Himalayan terrain. Strict Health Screenings and Preventive MeasuresAnimal Husbandry Minister Saurabh Bahuguna chaired a high-level review meeting in Dehradun to assess the situation. He emphasized the urgent screening of all...

24 Mar

Exploring Maharashtra’s 5 Most Unique Hill Stations This April

Maharashtra, a land of breathtaking landscapes and rich history, is home to some of India's most stunning hill stations. These serene retreats, nestled amidst lush mountains and pristine lakes, provide the perfect escape from city life. If you’re planning a getaway this April, here are five unique hill stations in Maharashtra that deserve a spot on your travel list. Matheran- Asia’s Only Automobile-Free Hill StationMatheran stands out as one of the smallest yet most unique hill stations in India. What makes it special? It’s the only automobile-free hill station in all...

surkhanda
8 Mar

Surkhanda Devi Temple: An Untapped Energy Vortex in Uttarakhand

Hidden in the majestic Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, Surkhanda Devi Temple is more than just a place of worship it is believed to be an energy vortex, a site where the Earth's natural energies spiral with heightened intensity. Such places are often associated with spiritual awakenings, deep introspection, and metaphysical experiences. Surkhanda Devi Temple - The Sacred Location Perched at an altitude of 2,500 meters, the temple offers a tranquil retreat far from the chaos of city life. It is counted among the Shakti Peeths, where, according to Hindu mythology, the head...

8 Mar

India to Unveil World’s Most Powerful Hydrogen-Powered Train in May

India is set to take a major step forward in sustainable railway technology with the launch of its first hydrogen-powered train this May. Equipped with a cutting-edge 1,200-horsepower (hp) hydrogen engine, the train will outclass existing hydrogen-powered trains worldwide, which typically operate at 600 or 800 hp, making it the most powerful of its kind. hydrogen-powered trains represent the future of eco-friendly transportation, providing a green alternative to diesel locomotives. This initiative underscores India's commitment to pioneering advancements in railway engineering and sustainable mobility. In parallel with the hydrogen-powered train project, India...

sea planes
3 Mar

Karnataka to Enhance Tourism with Sea Planes and Virtual Heritage Tours

Karnataka is set to revolutionize its tourism sector with the introduction of sea planes and virtual heritage experiences. The state government has unveiled plans to deploy sea planes to key tourist destinations, enhancing accessibility to scenic locations like Hampi, Krishna Raja Sagara (KRS), and the Almatti backwaters. These iconic spots, often regarded as Karnataka’s crown jewels of tourism, are expected to draw more visitors with improved travel options. Tourism Minister HK Patil emphasized the government’s commitment to promoting Karnataka’s rich historical and cultural sites through innovative initiatives. To attract international tourists, Karnataka...

haathi mahal
3 Mar

Haathi Mahal, Gwalior: A Hidden Architectural Gem

While Gwalior is renowned for its majestic fort and rich history, one of its lesser-known treasures is Haathi Mahal. Though not as famous as other landmarks in Madhya Pradesh, this architectural marvel is a must-visit for history and design enthusiasts. Nestled in the heart of the state, Mahal remains an underrated gem waiting to be explored. The Meaning Behind Haathi Mahal, Gwalior Haathi Mahal, which translates to "Palace of the Elephant," derives its name from the striking elephant sculptures that adorn its gates and entrances. Built in the 19th century by...