Month: October 2025

Revenue Minister K. Rajan terms Kerala Excess Land in Private Holding (Regularisation) Bill ‘revolutionary’

According to an official release, the village has been developed at a cost of ₹5.4 crore and comprises 47 staff quarters for mahouts and elephant caretakers

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A Bench headed by Justice J.B. Pardiwala issued formal notice to the Union Government, through the Ministry of Finance, on the petition filed by Aseem Juneja

Law Minister P. Rajeeve says Bill aims to enshrine Malayalam language at the heart of official communications in Kerala

The Union Health Ministry has also recommended that cough and cold medications not be prescribed to children under two years of age and has issued guidance to health departments across all states and Union Territories

From misty Konkan cliffs to cloud-draped coffee valleys, India’s boutique trains are offering the season’s most scenic escapes, no umbrellas required.

City of Dreams Sri Lanka, the recently-launched integrated resort in Colombo, offers a range of experiences — think restaurants and bars, luxury hotels, shopping promenades — under one roof, also capturing the Sri Lankan spirit in its food, art, and architecture

Over 50 high altitude lakes, many rarely-travelled, are now depicted pictorially in Mahmood A Shah’s coffee table book Valleys of Jammu & Kashmir

With the holiday season upon us, we talk to niche travel companies in India that are offering tailor-made experiences for the elderly, kids, people with disabilities, and solo women travellers

After years of turbulence, Sri Lanka is in the act of becoming, betting on a fragile but determined tourism revival built on Indian arrivals, foreign investment, and the evergreen power of small human gestures

Meet Madurai-based V Seshakumar, who has travelled to 60 countries, welcoming his 70s with a 50-day international trip

ITREK focuses on trekking to encourage a healthy lifestyle with a commitment to forest-dwelling communities

Built over a century ago, these narrow-gauge trains still chug through the hills, carrying history and tourists alike.

From Victoria Memorial to old clock towers, synagogues and markets, a citizen led illumination project is bringing history alive in Kolkata

From pandals to profiles, tracing the evolution of Kolkata’s original social network