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Top Court's Relief For Ex-Punjab Police Chief In 1991 Murder Case
The Supreme Court today granted anticipatory bail to former Punjab police chief Sumedh Singh Saini in a 1991 case related to the disappearance of a junior engineer of the Chandigarh Industrial and Tourism Corporation.
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"Bombed Our Livelihoods": Sri Lanka Tourism Firms Struggle After Attacks
Pearl Divers, a diving school on one of Sri Lanka's most popular southern beaches, shut shop for two months after suicide bombers attacked churches and hotels on the island on Easter Sunday, killing about 250 people. It had no customers as tourists cancelled holidays, and its manager Nuwan Harshana says he took two months leave and a pay cut.
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Deserted Beaches, Empty Rooms: Sri Lanka Tourism Hit After Bombings
Sri Lanka's $4.4 billion tourism industry is reeling from cancellations as travellers shun the sun and sand Indian Ocean island after multiple suicide bombings that killed over 250 people two weeks ago.
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J&K Administration Wants State Polls Pushed To November, After Amarnath Yatra
Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik today recommended against holding the state assembly elections in June, and asked the Election Commission to consider pushing the exercise to November instead. He cited the upcoming holy month of Ramzan, Amarnath Yatra, tourism season and movement of the nomadic Bakarwal tribe as some of the reasons for de...
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Minister Trolled For Photo With Soldier's Coffin Writes To Kerala Top Cop
Union Tourism Minister Alphons Kannanthanam, who was slammed on social media over a photograph near the coffin of a CRPF soldier who laid down his life in the Pulwama terror attack, denied that it was a selfie. Many social media users had accused him of indulging in "blatant self-promotion" in the back of a tragic incident.
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"Army Has To Be Firm": Defence Minister On Terrorism In Jammu And Kashmir
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said the death of a tourist who was targeted by stone throwers in Jammu and Kashmir was "completely condemnable" and not "very conducive" for tourism in the valley.
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40 Years Of Bloodshed Hasn't Helped Anyone In Kashmir, Says PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said Kashmir has to decide between tourism and terrorism - presenting the Chenani-Nashri tunnel he opened today in the state today as a key to prosperity.
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For Tourism, We Welcome People From Pakistan, Says Minister Mahesh Sharma
Amid rising tension between India and Pakistan in the aftermath of the Uri terror attack, Union minister Mahesh Sharma today extended invitation to tourist from all countries, including those from Pakistan.
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4 Dead In Serial Blasts At Thai Resorts, Many Tourists Injured
A string of bomb attacks hit popular tourist towns across Thailand, leaving four dead and many injured, with authorities on Friday ruling out terrorism despite suspicions that insurgents in the kingdom's deep south are responsible.
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Violence Hurting Jammu And Kashmir's Economy, Says Mehbooba Mufti
Against the backdrop of terror attack on CRPF bus, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said violence is hurting the state's economic interests, with tourism being the biggest casualty, and sought the support of the people in maintaining peace.
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Belgians Fear Terror Attacks Will Hurt Tourism
At the aptly named Planete Chocolat, the shelves are laden with enticing Easter treasures for shoppers: bunnies with bows, pastel-wrapped eggs and elegant boxes of pralines.
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Top Court's Relief For Ex-Punjab Police Chief In 1991 Murder Case
The Supreme Court today granted anticipatory bail to former Punjab police chief Sumedh Singh Saini in a 1991 case related to the disappearance of a junior engineer of the Chandigarh Industrial and Tourism Corporation.
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"Bombed Our Livelihoods": Sri Lanka Tourism Firms Struggle After Attacks
Pearl Divers, a diving school on one of Sri Lanka's most popular southern beaches, shut shop for two months after suicide bombers attacked churches and hotels on the island on Easter Sunday, killing about 250 people. It had no customers as tourists cancelled holidays, and its manager Nuwan Harshana says he took two months leave and a pay cut.
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Deserted Beaches, Empty Rooms: Sri Lanka Tourism Hit After Bombings
Sri Lanka's $4.4 billion tourism industry is reeling from cancellations as travellers shun the sun and sand Indian Ocean island after multiple suicide bombings that killed over 250 people two weeks ago.
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J&K Administration Wants State Polls Pushed To November, After Amarnath Yatra
Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik today recommended against holding the state assembly elections in June, and asked the Election Commission to consider pushing the exercise to November instead. He cited the upcoming holy month of Ramzan, Amarnath Yatra, tourism season and movement of the nomadic Bakarwal tribe as some of the reasons for de...
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Minister Trolled For Photo With Soldier's Coffin Writes To Kerala Top Cop
Union Tourism Minister Alphons Kannanthanam, who was slammed on social media over a photograph near the coffin of a CRPF soldier who laid down his life in the Pulwama terror attack, denied that it was a selfie. Many social media users had accused him of indulging in "blatant self-promotion" in the back of a tragic incident.
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"Army Has To Be Firm": Defence Minister On Terrorism In Jammu And Kashmir
Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said the death of a tourist who was targeted by stone throwers in Jammu and Kashmir was "completely condemnable" and not "very conducive" for tourism in the valley.
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40 Years Of Bloodshed Hasn't Helped Anyone In Kashmir, Says PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said Kashmir has to decide between tourism and terrorism - presenting the Chenani-Nashri tunnel he opened today in the state today as a key to prosperity.
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For Tourism, We Welcome People From Pakistan, Says Minister Mahesh Sharma
Amid rising tension between India and Pakistan in the aftermath of the Uri terror attack, Union minister Mahesh Sharma today extended invitation to tourist from all countries, including those from Pakistan.
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4 Dead In Serial Blasts At Thai Resorts, Many Tourists Injured
A string of bomb attacks hit popular tourist towns across Thailand, leaving four dead and many injured, with authorities on Friday ruling out terrorism despite suspicions that insurgents in the kingdom's deep south are responsible.
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Violence Hurting Jammu And Kashmir's Economy, Says Mehbooba Mufti
Against the backdrop of terror attack on CRPF bus, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti today said violence is hurting the state's economic interests, with tourism being the biggest casualty, and sought the support of the people in maintaining peace.
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Belgians Fear Terror Attacks Will Hurt Tourism
At the aptly named Planete Chocolat, the shelves are laden with enticing Easter treasures for shoppers: bunnies with bows, pastel-wrapped eggs and elegant boxes of pralines.
