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  Travelling To Goa? Your Ultimate Guide To Sun, Sand And Seriously Good Vibes

  Pack your bags for Goa: An insider's guide to the hottest beaches, cultural experiences, must-try local dishes and thrilling nightlife.

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  ''Delhi At Its Prettiest'': Ashneer Grover Takes A Late Evening Drive In Porsche Amid G20

  In the video, Mr. Grover showed a glimpse of clean roads, beautifully lit hotels, fountains, and landmarks of central Delhi.

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  Google Travel, Flights Tools Get a New Set of Trip-Planning Features Including Improved Price Tracking

  Google is rolling out some new tools for travellers. These include upgraded flight price tracking and new tools to find the best hotel, restaurant and other spots within a selected walking or driving time from a particular landmark or address. With the latest update, you can also bookmark hotels for easy reference.

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  After 1,045-Page Ayodhya Verdict, Dinner For Top Court Judges At 5-Star

  After delivering a landmark verdict on the decades-old Ayodhya temple-mosque dispute, Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and his four constitution bench colleagues have planned a lavish dinner at Delhi's luxury Taj Mansingh hotel, sources say.

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  26/11 Mumbai Attacks: How India Fought Back - A Timeline

  The terror attacks on major landmarks in Mumbai on November 26, 2008 that eventually turned into a three-day siege were a wake-up call for India to secure it cities from attacks that could come from the unlikeliest of places

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  Will Future Megacities Be A Marvel? New Delhi Suggests Otherwise

  The effects of unbridled urbanization are inescapable in New Delhi. Smog blankets landmarks like India Gate in winter, delaying flights at the airport due to poor visibility. Traffic jams are part of the daily routine and slums abut New Delhi's luxury hotels and private mansions, testifying to a growing wealth divide and chronic housing shortage.

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  The Park Commemorates 50 Years With A Star-Studded Event In New Delhi

  The Park Hotels brought their year-long golden jubilee celebrations to New Delhi and marked the landmark with a star-studded event.

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  Delhi Hotel Staff Break Into Dance After Section 377 Verdict. Watch

  The Supreme Court today gave a landmark judgment legalising homosexuality, leading to emotional and colourful celebrations across the country. The judgment also sparked a celebratory dance at Delhi's The Lalit hotel. Keshav Suri, the executive director of the Lalit Group of hotels, is a prominent LGBT activist.

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  London's "Historically, Culturally Important" India Club Faces Partial Demolition

  The India Club in London, a hub for Indian nationalists in the UK during the Indian independence movement in the 1930s and 40s, is facing partial demolition of its building. The Club, which has its roots in the India League which campaigned for Indian independence in Britain, had applied to Historic England for a listing as a historically important...

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  Dubai Opens World's Tallest Hotel, Again

  Gulf metropolis Dubai, on its never-ending quest to break records, announced the opening of the "world's new tallest hotel" Sunday, pipping another towering landmark in the city for the title.

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  Gunmen Storm Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel, Multiple Casualties Reported

  At least four gunmen attacked Kabul's landmark Intercontinental Hotel in a night-time raid on Saturday and started shooting at guests and staff, officials said, in an hours-long assault that is still ongoing.

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  Ajmal Kasab: The Terrorist Who 'Waged War Against India'

  Nine years ago, on November 26, 10 heavily-armed terrorists sailed into Mumbai from Karachi and ran rampage through the city, killing 166 and wounding over 300. They split into pairs, and spent the next 72 hours targeting the city's landmarks, including Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, the Oberoi Trident, the Taj Hotel, Leopold Cafe, Cama Hospital, a ...

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  Fire Destroys Landmark Hotel In Myanmar's Largest City, Kills One

  One person was killed on Thursday in a massive fire that destroyed one of Yangon's best-known hotels, sending dark smoke billowing over the centre of Myanmar's largest city and triggering an hours-long battle to put out the flames.

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  Huge But Empty Pyramid Hotel A Sphinx-Like North Korean Mystery

  Pyongyang's pyramid-shaped Ryugyong Hotel, which poetically enough was built with some help from Egyptians, is one of the world's strangest landmarks and most conspicuous construction-project fails. Intended to be the world's tallest hotel, it has yet to host a guest, even though it's nearly as old as leader Kim Jong Un.

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  Bridge To Nowhere Shows China's Failed Efforts To Engage North Korea

  Towering above the murky waters, the New Yalu River Bridge was supposed to symbolise a new era in relations between China and North Korea, helping bring investment to landmark free trade zones jointly run with the impoverished and isolated state.