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Asked To Leave Before PM Came, Alleges Rock Garden Creator's Son
The son of late Nek Chand, creator of the Chandigarh's iconic 'Rock Garden', today alleged that a Prime Minister's security official asked him to leave the venue before PM Narendra Modi joined French President Francois Hollande for a tour of the popular tourist place.
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Vatican to Open Pope's Farm to Public
The Vatican is planning to open the farm at Castel Gandolfo to the public next year, after finding success with its guided tours of the surrounding gardens, fountains and Roma-era archaeological treasures.
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Public tours of Rashtrapati Bhavan to cost Rs.25
Daily public tours of Rashtrapati Bhavan, which began for the first time from January 1 this year at the initiative of President Pranab Mukherjee and have become very popular with tourists, will now cost Rs.25 per person.
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Footloose on a magical mystery Garden City tour
Kaveri Sinhji's daily schedule is quite unstructured. She may choose to take a group of foreign tourists on an offbeat tour of Bangalore through Bluefoot, her group of cultural ambassadors, embark on a shopping expedition with her clients to pick up designerwear, find an electric toothbrush or raid a local crafts market. Or she may be working with ...
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Asked To Leave Before PM Came, Alleges Rock Garden Creator's Son
The son of late Nek Chand, creator of the Chandigarh's iconic 'Rock Garden', today alleged that a Prime Minister's security official asked him to leave the venue before PM Narendra Modi joined French President Francois Hollande for a tour of the popular tourist place.
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Vatican to Open Pope's Farm to Public
The Vatican is planning to open the farm at Castel Gandolfo to the public next year, after finding success with its guided tours of the surrounding gardens, fountains and Roma-era archaeological treasures.
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Public tours of Rashtrapati Bhavan to cost Rs.25
Daily public tours of Rashtrapati Bhavan, which began for the first time from January 1 this year at the initiative of President Pranab Mukherjee and have become very popular with tourists, will now cost Rs.25 per person.
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Footloose on a magical mystery Garden City tour
Kaveri Sinhji's daily schedule is quite unstructured. She may choose to take a group of foreign tourists on an offbeat tour of Bangalore through Bluefoot, her group of cultural ambassadors, embark on a shopping expedition with her clients to pick up designerwear, find an electric toothbrush or raid a local crafts market. Or she may be working with ...
