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Operation Sindoor: Vivek Agnihotri And Bhushan Kumar Announce Film On India's Strikes On Pakistan Terror Camps
The film will be based on the book Operation Sindoor: The Untold Story of India's Deep Strikes Inside Pakistan by Lt Gen K.J.S. 'Tiny' Dhillon (Retd)
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Nepal Opens Restricted Trekking Routes To Solo Foreign Travellers: 5 Routes You Should Explore
Nepal allows solo trekkers to obtain permits for restricted areas without a partner, requiring only a licensed guide and TAAN agency booking.
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Why Is Chopta, The 'Mini Switzerland Of Uttarakhand', An Ideal Escape For Nature And Trekking Lovers
Chopta is a paradise for trekkers. Its trails are suitable for beginners as well as seasoned hikers. Walking through green meadows, camping beneath a starlit sky and exploring mountain paths make travel here both thrilling and peaceful.
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How To Visit Gokyo Lakes In Nepal, World's Highest Freshwater System
Gokyo Lakes prove that sometimes the road less travelled rewards more generously. While thousands crowd Everest Base Camp, fewer venture to these turquoise jewels cradled by glaciers.
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From Everest Views To Chitwan Safaris: What To Do On Your Nepal Trip
Nepal's landscapes form the backbone of most trips. The Himalayan range, including the mighty Mount Everest, attracts travellers from every continent.
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New Terror Nexus In Making? Pak Lashkar Commander Admits To Hamas Links
In a significant development pointing to deeper coordination among global terrorist groups, a senior terrorist commander of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) has publicly acknowledged links with Hamas and confirmed meetings with its top leadership
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Sports Ministry Approves Rs 11.80 Lakh For Neeraj Chopra's Training Ahead Of Asian And Commonwealth Games
Neeraj Chopra has begun his pre-season training in his preferred South African base of Potchefstroom after the Sports Ministry's Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) approved a 32-day camp for him under new coach Jai Chaudhary.
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US 'Doomsday Plane' Makes Rare Appearance In Los Angeles After 51 Years, Sparks Speculation
The Pentagon has not offered an official explanation for why the E-4B was used instead of a standard government plane, which is consistent with past protocol for the classified aircraft.
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Pak Propaganda Busted, Here's How Islamabad Ran For Help During Op Sindoor
Pakistan ran to the US for help during Indian airstrikes on their airbases and terror camps, US government filings have revealed, exposing Pakistani lies and misinformation campaign during Operation Sindoor.
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Which Glacier Is Called The Crown Of The Himalayas And How To Visit It
The 'Crown of the Himalayas' is not a metaphor. It is a real glacier, open to Indian travellers, but only if they are prepared for one of the harshest journeys in the country.
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Operation Sindoor: Vivek Agnihotri And Bhushan Kumar Announce Film On India's Strikes On Pakistan Terror Camps
The film will be based on the book Operation Sindoor: The Untold Story of India's Deep Strikes Inside Pakistan by Lt Gen K.J.S. 'Tiny' Dhillon (Retd)
-
Nepal Opens Restricted Trekking Routes To Solo Foreign Travellers: 5 Routes You Should Explore
Nepal allows solo trekkers to obtain permits for restricted areas without a partner, requiring only a licensed guide and TAAN agency booking.
-
Why Is Chopta, The 'Mini Switzerland Of Uttarakhand', An Ideal Escape For Nature And Trekking Lovers
Chopta is a paradise for trekkers. Its trails are suitable for beginners as well as seasoned hikers. Walking through green meadows, camping beneath a starlit sky and exploring mountain paths make travel here both thrilling and peaceful.
-
How To Visit Gokyo Lakes In Nepal, World's Highest Freshwater System
Gokyo Lakes prove that sometimes the road less travelled rewards more generously. While thousands crowd Everest Base Camp, fewer venture to these turquoise jewels cradled by glaciers.
-
From Everest Views To Chitwan Safaris: What To Do On Your Nepal Trip
Nepal's landscapes form the backbone of most trips. The Himalayan range, including the mighty Mount Everest, attracts travellers from every continent.
-
New Terror Nexus In Making? Pak Lashkar Commander Admits To Hamas Links
In a significant development pointing to deeper coordination among global terrorist groups, a senior terrorist commander of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) has publicly acknowledged links with Hamas and confirmed meetings with its top leadership
-
Sports Ministry Approves Rs 11.80 Lakh For Neeraj Chopra's Training Ahead Of Asian And Commonwealth Games
Neeraj Chopra has begun his pre-season training in his preferred South African base of Potchefstroom after the Sports Ministry's Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) approved a 32-day camp for him under new coach Jai Chaudhary.
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US 'Doomsday Plane' Makes Rare Appearance In Los Angeles After 51 Years, Sparks Speculation
The Pentagon has not offered an official explanation for why the E-4B was used instead of a standard government plane, which is consistent with past protocol for the classified aircraft.
-
Pak Propaganda Busted, Here's How Islamabad Ran For Help During Op Sindoor
Pakistan ran to the US for help during Indian airstrikes on their airbases and terror camps, US government filings have revealed, exposing Pakistani lies and misinformation campaign during Operation Sindoor.
-
Which Glacier Is Called The Crown Of The Himalayas And How To Visit It
The 'Crown of the Himalayas' is not a metaphor. It is a real glacier, open to Indian travellers, but only if they are prepared for one of the harshest journeys in the country.
