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Wildlife Protection (Amendment) Bill Passed In Rajya Sabha By Voice Vote
Parliament today passed the Wildlife Protection (Amendment) Bill which seeks better management of protected areas and also provides for certain permitted activities like grazing or movement of livestock.
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Arunachal Bans Entry Of Foreigners To Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus
The Arunachal Pradesh government has temporarily stopped issuing Protected Area Permits (PAPs) to foreigners to check the spread of coronavirus, officials said on Sunday, news agency Press Trust of India reported.
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Ministry Of Home Affairs Extends Inner Line Permit To Manipur
An inner line permit is a travel document that is issued by the Government of India for the travel of an Indian citizen into a protected area for a limited period.
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Tourism Ministry Seeks To Ease Sikkim, Arunachal Travel For Foreigners
The tourism ministry has proposed removing restrictions for foreigners who want to travel to Arunachal Pradesh and parts of Sikkim, minister of state for tourism Alphons KJ has said. The restrictions can be removed only if the home ministry and the defence ministry approve it
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Foreigners Can Travel To Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur Unrestricted
Foreign tourists, except those from Pakistan, China and Afghanistan, would now be allowed to visit some of the most pristine locations of the country which, so far, were out of bounds for them without a special permit, officials said today.
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Jammu And Kashmir Relaxes Permit Requirements For Foreign Tourists
Jammu and Kashmir government today relaxed the requirements for obtaining a Protected Area Permit (PAP) - required by foreigners to visit Leh - with the aim of encouraging tourism in the state. Under the new regime, foreigners tourists will be allowed to visit areas of Leh that were till now closed to them.
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Centre Relaxes Norms For Foreign Tourists Visiting Ladakh
The Centre has decided to relax the requirement of a Protected Area Permit for foreigners visiting various parts of Ladakh including the Nubra valley, Jammu and Kashmir government said on Sunday.
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Ban on tiger tourism to continue; Centre asked to frame guidelines
Extending the ban on tourism in core tiger reserve areas till September 27, the Supreme Court today indicated it was not averse to permit regulated tourist activities, subject to the Centre evolving suitable revised guidelines to protect the dwindling tiger population.
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No houses at Hampi world heritage site: High Court
Karnataka High Court on Tuesday directed the state government, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and Hampi World Heritage Area Management Authority (HWHAMA) to ensure that no residential occupation was permitted within the protected area of the World Heritage Site on pleas questioning relocation at the spot.
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Wildlife Protection (Amendment) Bill Passed In Rajya Sabha By Voice Vote
Parliament today passed the Wildlife Protection (Amendment) Bill which seeks better management of protected areas and also provides for certain permitted activities like grazing or movement of livestock.
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Arunachal Bans Entry Of Foreigners To Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus
The Arunachal Pradesh government has temporarily stopped issuing Protected Area Permits (PAPs) to foreigners to check the spread of coronavirus, officials said on Sunday, news agency Press Trust of India reported.
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Ministry Of Home Affairs Extends Inner Line Permit To Manipur
An inner line permit is a travel document that is issued by the Government of India for the travel of an Indian citizen into a protected area for a limited period.
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Tourism Ministry Seeks To Ease Sikkim, Arunachal Travel For Foreigners
The tourism ministry has proposed removing restrictions for foreigners who want to travel to Arunachal Pradesh and parts of Sikkim, minister of state for tourism Alphons KJ has said. The restrictions can be removed only if the home ministry and the defence ministry approve it
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Foreigners Can Travel To Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur Unrestricted
Foreign tourists, except those from Pakistan, China and Afghanistan, would now be allowed to visit some of the most pristine locations of the country which, so far, were out of bounds for them without a special permit, officials said today.
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Jammu And Kashmir Relaxes Permit Requirements For Foreign Tourists
Jammu and Kashmir government today relaxed the requirements for obtaining a Protected Area Permit (PAP) - required by foreigners to visit Leh - with the aim of encouraging tourism in the state. Under the new regime, foreigners tourists will be allowed to visit areas of Leh that were till now closed to them.
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Centre Relaxes Norms For Foreign Tourists Visiting Ladakh
The Centre has decided to relax the requirement of a Protected Area Permit for foreigners visiting various parts of Ladakh including the Nubra valley, Jammu and Kashmir government said on Sunday.
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Ban on tiger tourism to continue; Centre asked to frame guidelines
Extending the ban on tourism in core tiger reserve areas till September 27, the Supreme Court today indicated it was not averse to permit regulated tourist activities, subject to the Centre evolving suitable revised guidelines to protect the dwindling tiger population.
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No houses at Hampi world heritage site: High Court
Karnataka High Court on Tuesday directed the state government, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and Hampi World Heritage Area Management Authority (HWHAMA) to ensure that no residential occupation was permitted within the protected area of the World Heritage Site on pleas questioning relocation at the spot.
