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linguistic
22 Aug

The World’s Most Linguistically Diverse Country Isn’t India or China

When people think of multilingual nations, India or China usually come to mind. But the true global leader sits in the islands of Oceania: Papua New Guinea. With a population of just 9.4 million, Papua New Guinea is home to 840 living languages more than 10% of the world’s total, according to Our World in Data using figures from SIL International. That makes it the most linguistically diverse country on Earth, far ahead of much larger nations. What counts as a living language?A living language is one spoken as a first language...

tourism
22 Aug

Rajesh Agrawal to Drive Tourism and Cultural Economy in Chhattisgarh

Rajesh Agrawal has taken charge as Chhattisgarh’s Minister for Tourism, Culture, Religious Trusts and Endowments with a clear focus on positioning tourism as a driver of growth for the state. Known for its blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, Chhattisgarh has long remained on the margins of India’s tourism map. Agrawal’s task will be to change that by turning heritage, festivals, and eco-tourism into economic opportunities. The state’s landscape is dotted with destinations that can appeal to a wide range of travelers. The ancient Buddhist remains at Sirpur, the...

northern lights
18 Aug

Aurora : Northern Lights in Green, Pink, and Purple

The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, are one of Earth’s most spectacular natural shows. Curtains of green, pink, purple, and blue ripple across the Arctic sky, shifting shape in seconds. The beauty is backed by science charged particles from the Sun collide with Earth’s atmosphere, producing light displays so surreal they feel like a dream. For centuries, they’ve drawn explorers, scientists, and travellers into the far north, each hoping for that once-in-a-lifetime view. These seven photographs capture the Northern Lights in ways that will make you want to pack your bags...

rajasthan
12 Aug

Five Rajasthan Cities, Five Colours And the Stories Behind Them

Rajasthan isn’t just a desert state; it’s a canvas of colours, each shade tied to the history, architecture, and traditions of its cities. From Jaipur’s blush-pink walls to Jaisalmer’s golden glow, each place wears its colour like a badge of identity. Jaipur - The Pink CityWhen Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh wanted to welcome the Prince of Wales in 1876, he had the walled city painted terracotta pink a colour linked to hospitality. The tradition stuck. Today, Jaipur’s orderly streets, planned according to Vastu principles, are lined with heritage landmarks like Hawa...

wealthiest countries
12 Aug

Asia’s 10 Wealthiest Countries to Add to Your Wish list

Asia isn’t just the largest continent it’s an economic powerhouse of Wealthiest Countries. Home to breathtaking landscapes, deep cultural heritage, and world-class cities, it also houses some of the planet’s richest nations. Measured by GDP (Gross Domestic Product) the value of all goods and services produced in a year these countries are the engines driving global trade, innovation, and investment. (Data: World Population Review) From China’s manufacturing might to Singapore’s financial hubs and South Korea’s tech exports, each country’s wealth comes from a unique blend of resources, industries, and ambition. China -...

south indian
12 Aug

7 Reasons South Indian Hill Stations Deserve a Spot on Your Travel List

When people talk about hill stations, the conversation usually stops at Shimla, Manali, or Darjeeling. But here’s the thing down south, there’s a whole lineup of mountain escapes quietly delivering everything you want from a getaway, without the chaos. Misty peaks, unique culture, great weather, and food that will have you planning your next trip before the first one ends. Here’s why the south indian hills deserve your attention. Space to breatheNo shoulder-to-shoulder crowds or endless traffic jams. South Indian Places like Coorg and Wayanad feel like personal hideaways calm, scenic,...

travel
7 Aug

Travel Health Insurance: What to Know Before You Buy

Most travellers put all their energy into planning flights, hotels, and sightseeing, but barely think about travel health insurance. For many, it feels like an optional add-on, something travel agents push for extra profit. The truth is, it can be the difference between a trip you remember for the right reasons and one that drains your savings. Travel health insurance is a policy that covers medical expenses and health-related emergencies during your trip, whether in India or abroad. It protects you from the shock of huge hospital bills, doctor fees, or...

Mine Tourism
30 Jul

Jharkhand Unveils India’s First Mining Tourism Project

Jharkhand just pulled off a national first it’s launched mining tourism. The state, already rich in mineral wealth, is now turning that legacy into something people can visit, learn from, and be inspired by. Recently, Chief Minister Hemant Soren officially kicked off the initiative, calling it a major step toward opening up the mining world to the public. The Jharkhand Tourism Development Corporation (JTDC) has signed a five-year MoU with Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) to run the show. This idea didn’t come out of nowhere. Soren recently visited the Gava Museum of...

snake
30 Jul

Why Mexico Has the Most Snake Species in the World

Snakes aren’t just creatures that make you jump they’re critical players in our ecosystems. They help control rodents and pests, act as both predator and prey, and even contribute to seed dispersal. Despite the fear they often provoke, snakes are more helpful than harmful. Globally, there are around 3,900 recorded snake species (Reptile Database). When people talk about where snakes are most abundant, they usually mean the number of different species, not the total number of snakes. And in that category, Mexico tops the list, with 438 snake species, according to...

30 Jul

5 Stargazing Spots in India That Feel Like Another Universe

City lights drown out the stars. But step into India’s remote corners, and suddenly, the sky comes alive. No noise, no distractions—just a blanket of stars, the Milky Way, and maybe even Saturn’s rings if you’re lucky. Whether you're an astrophotography buff or just someone who loves staring into space, here are five destinations where the night sky steals the show: Pangong Tso, LadakhAt over 4,200 meters above sea level, this high-altitude lake offers skies so clear, the stars practically fall into your lap. The glassy lake surface reflects the stars...