Our diaspora is our strength, PM Modi says after reaching USA
“…It is commendable how the Indian diaspora has distinguished itself across the world,” a tweet from PM Modi said soon
9716 personnel work non-stop for 2 days to clear immersion waste in Hyderabad
Over 10,000 metric tonnes of waste and debris fished out and removed from city in a simultaneous clean-up action following
Water pollution worsens as advisories go unheeded
Only traditional clay and not the baked kind, plaster of paris etc. should be allowed for idols meant for immersion.
India-UK to boost people-to-people contacts as part of the 2030 roadmap
The meeting sought early resolution of consular grievances including through systematic information sharing, and cooperation on visas, extradition cases and
Jaipur will restart flights to Dubai
The flights were scheduled to restart from September 1 but were delayed after the airport authorities could not set up
Mumbai’s 12-yr-old wins Eco-Hero global award
The 12-year-old ‘eco-warrior’ from Mumbai is one of the 25 environmental activists from around the world honoured by Action for
Air Canada begins flights to India
Canada had closed its borders and stopped all air links with India when Covid-19 was in full flow. In fact,
India woos foreign tourists
The free visa move comes as Covid cases decline in the country. On Sunday, 30,773 new cases were reported. Active
India is ready to welcome foreign tourists
PM Modi emphasized that Goa was not just a state of the country but also sent out a strong message
Green-fingered gardener’s romance with tomatos
After previously growing the largest tomato, 6.85 pounds (3.1 KG) and 27.5 inches in circumference, Englishman Douglas Smith (43) has