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Sail to Lakshadweep from Mangalore
The Lakshadweep Islands Tourism Development Authority will start a luxurious Mangalore-Lakshadweep tourist liner service from November 6. MV Aminidevi, a passenger vessel, the first to leave Mangalore with tourists bound for the Kadmatt Island, will carry 150 tourists. The inaugural ride in the Arabian Sea will come as a Diwali gift. Lakshadweep, a...
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City of palaces all decked up ahead of Jamboo Savari finale
Preparations for Jamboo Savari denoting the grand finale of the 10-day-long Dasara festivities is in full swing in Mysore. The Jamboo Savari, featuring the procession of the idol of Goddess Chamundeshwari in a golden howdah (carriage) positioned atop caparisoned elephants, will start at 2.10 pm from the precincts of the Amba Vilas palace on Sunday....
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Mangalore Captain returns after 17 months in jail
Mangalore-resident Capt Glen Aroza reached home on Monday, after languishing 17 months in a Taiwan prison. Aroza was placed under arrest after the Panama-flagged ship, MV Tosa, he had been commandeering, allegedly collided with Shingtong Cheng 86, a Taiwanese fishing trawler, killing two persons.Besides the captain, a second officer from Bangladesh...
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Sail to Lakshadweep from Mangalore
The Lakshadweep Islands Tourism Development Authority will start a luxurious Mangalore-Lakshadweep tourist liner service from November 6. MV Aminidevi, a passenger vessel, the first to leave Mangalore with tourists bound for the Kadmatt Island, will carry 150 tourists. The inaugural ride in the Arabian Sea will come as a Diwali gift. Lakshadweep, a...
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City of palaces all decked up ahead of Jamboo Savari finale
Preparations for Jamboo Savari denoting the grand finale of the 10-day-long Dasara festivities is in full swing in Mysore. The Jamboo Savari, featuring the procession of the idol of Goddess Chamundeshwari in a golden howdah (carriage) positioned atop caparisoned elephants, will start at 2.10 pm from the precincts of the Amba Vilas palace on Sunday....
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Mangalore Captain returns after 17 months in jail
Mangalore-resident Capt Glen Aroza reached home on Monday, after languishing 17 months in a Taiwan prison. Aroza was placed under arrest after the Panama-flagged ship, MV Tosa, he had been commandeering, allegedly collided with Shingtong Cheng 86, a Taiwanese fishing trawler, killing two persons.Besides the captain, a second officer from Bangladesh...
