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This issue of India&You; for the Pravasi Bhartiya Diwas (PBD) holds a special importance as it is for the time that PBD is being organised in a biennale format. Earlier celebrated as an annual event, PBD marks the homecoming of Mohandas K Gandhi from South Africa in 1915. Through this issue we introduce you to …
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Wildlife Conservation A Tight Rope Walk
Overall, we are still not in a place where our wildlife is safe.
Jammu: Beyond The Spiritual Calling
The state of Jammu & Kashmir brings together contrasting worlds, one of them being the division of Jammu in the south. As the epicentre of socio-economic activities, Jammu is a rail hub and a major draw for domestic pilgrims, as well as heritage lovers.
Through The Lens Of A Travel Filmmaker
In his latest film, Dulam Satyanarayana has explored and captured Telangana, a new Indian state that is trying to mark its position on the tourism map. With the visuals and voice of a documentary, Satyanarayana thinks the state will get its due recognition.
Women In Blue Strike And Not Out!
Interest in women’s cricket in India has peaked following their brilliant performance at the recent Women’s World Cup while the International Cricket Council (ICC) unveiled a new research that shows the scale of the impact this summer’s Cricket World Cup has had on fans and new participants.
Shimla: At Peace, Amidst All The Action
Stroll down one of the longest pedestrian shopping stretches in the world, or climb for a heritage walk. Get enveloped in a blanket of mist as you speed down a zip line, while the sky is changing from a deep orange to ebony black.
It's Off The Beaten Track For Himachal
Himachal Pradesh has some of the best tourist hotspots in India attracting foreign and domestic tourists alike. With Shimla, Kulu, Manali, and Dharamshala, being over-explored by both domestic as well as international tourists, Himachal Pradesh Tourism is now looking at newer and offbeat destinations to offer enhanced experiences, primarily targeting adventure tourists.
Focus On Niche Tourism And Infrastructure
With increased tourist arrivals in India, the Ministry of Tourism is working to build strategies, including focus on niche tourism areas like cruise, golf and adventure. Amidst everything, improvement in tourism infrastructure is the key, says Verma.
Bringing Jammu To The Forefront
Jammu has for long been the neglected part of the state ofJammu and Kashmir. However, now Jammu Tourism is pushing the destination,not only for spiritual travel, but also MICE, adventure, entertainment, and eco-tourism, says Priya Sethi.
A Portion Of A Big Wedding Feast
A traditional Parsi dish making for a small portion of the big and lavish wedding feasts, marghi na farcha has an authentic yet easy method of preparation. Literally a big piece of chicken, it is also a weekend favourite of many
Following Buddha's Footprints
Over the last few years, India has been aggressively marketing itself as a Buddhist tourism destination. The results have begun to show, but a lot more needs to be done to optimise the potential.