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BJP's Kerala List Leaves Out Tom Vadakkan, Fresh Out Of Congress
Union Minister Alphons Kannanthanam and former Mizoram Governor Kummanam Rajasekharan were among 13 candidates named by the BJP for the Lok Sabha elections in Kerala on Thursday. However, Tom Vadakkan -- who recently crossed over from the Congress to the BJP-- did not figure on the list.
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Lok Sabha Elections: KJ Alphons, Tom Vadakkan Likely To Figure In BJP's Kerala List
Among those likely to figure in the list of candidates of the Kerala BJP, includes Union Tourism Minister KJ Alphons and new entrant and former Congress spokesperson Tom Vadakkan, besides senior state leaders.
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Emergency Exits Were Shut At Delhi Hotel Where Fire Killed 17: Minister KJ Alphons
The hotel in Delhi's Karol Bagh area where 17 people killed after a massive broke out on the top two floors of the six-storey building early Tuesday had its emergency exits closed every night, Union Tourism Minister KJ Alphons has said.
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"May Not Seem Like Much, But...": KJ Alphons On Budgetary Handout For Farmers
Union Tourism Minister KJ Alphons today said that while the annual budgetary allocation of Rs 6,000 for small farmers -- translating to Rs 3.3 a day per person for a family of five -- may not exactly sound like a monetary bonanza in terms of income support, it happens to be the foundation on which greater things can be built in the future.
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No Discrimination Against Tourists For Sexual Orientation: KJ Alphons
India does not discriminate against tourists based on their sexual orientation and everyone is welcome to come to the country, Tourism Minister K J Alphons said on Monday.
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Flood-Hit Kerala Will Get Low Cost LPG Cylinders, Says Union Minister
Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has approved a proposal to replace LPG cylinders, which were lost during the recent floods in Kerala, at a subsidised rate, a statement from the state Tourism Minister KJ Alphons' office said on Thursday.
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For Kerala, Minister KJ Alphons To Request Centre To Change Policy On Foreign Aid
With the centre refusing any financial help from nations for flood-ravaged Kerala, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons today said he will appeal to the government for a change in policy on foreign aid that they "inherited" from the previous government of Manmohan Singh.
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Kerala Rain Live Updates: Rajnath Singh Announces Immediate Relief Of Rs 100 Crores
Home Minister Rajnath Singh will undertake an aerial survey of flood-hit Kerala today. He will be accompanied by Tourism Minister KJ Alphons and senior officers from the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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Rajnath Singh To Undertake Aerial Survey Of Flood-Hit Kerala Today
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh will undertake an aerial survey of flood-hit Kerala today. He will be accompanied by Tourism Minister KJ Alphons and senior officers from the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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14 States Have Deployed Tourist Police To Ensure Safety: Tourism Minister
Fourteen states have deployed tourist police in one form or the other, Union Tourism Minister KJ Alphons said in the Rajya Sabha.
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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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"Will Include More Sites, Monuments," Says KJ Alphons After Red Fort 'Adoption'
Notwithstanding criticism over the government's decision to give Red Fort to a corporate for upkeep, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons today insisted that his ministry will expand the 'Adopt A Heritage Site' project to put more monuments under private care.
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"Guys In Swanky Cars" Top Minister KJ Alphons's List Of Dangerous Drivers
Nearly one and a half lakh people die in road accidents every year in India, that's about 400 deaths every day - one of the highest figures in the world. Today, talking about road safety, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons identified the most unruly drivers on our roads: "Guys in swanky cars."
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For Foreign Tourists, Minister KJ Alphons Has Advice On Bikinis
There needs to be a certain "code of conduct" by tourists, including foreign tourists, that's in sync with the culture and traditions of the place they visit, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons has said.
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India Eyes Doubling Of Foreign Tourists To 20 Million By 2020
India, which saw a record number of Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTA) of 10 million in 2017, is targeting to double this number in next three years, Minister of State Tourism K J Alphons today said
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BJP's Kerala List Leaves Out Tom Vadakkan, Fresh Out Of Congress
Union Minister Alphons Kannanthanam and former Mizoram Governor Kummanam Rajasekharan were among 13 candidates named by the BJP for the Lok Sabha elections in Kerala on Thursday. However, Tom Vadakkan -- who recently crossed over from the Congress to the BJP-- did not figure on the list.
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Lok Sabha Elections: KJ Alphons, Tom Vadakkan Likely To Figure In BJP's Kerala List
Among those likely to figure in the list of candidates of the Kerala BJP, includes Union Tourism Minister KJ Alphons and new entrant and former Congress spokesperson Tom Vadakkan, besides senior state leaders.
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Emergency Exits Were Shut At Delhi Hotel Where Fire Killed 17: Minister KJ Alphons
The hotel in Delhi's Karol Bagh area where 17 people killed after a massive broke out on the top two floors of the six-storey building early Tuesday had its emergency exits closed every night, Union Tourism Minister KJ Alphons has said.
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"May Not Seem Like Much, But...": KJ Alphons On Budgetary Handout For Farmers
Union Tourism Minister KJ Alphons today said that while the annual budgetary allocation of Rs 6,000 for small farmers -- translating to Rs 3.3 a day per person for a family of five -- may not exactly sound like a monetary bonanza in terms of income support, it happens to be the foundation on which greater things can be built in the future.
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No Discrimination Against Tourists For Sexual Orientation: KJ Alphons
India does not discriminate against tourists based on their sexual orientation and everyone is welcome to come to the country, Tourism Minister K J Alphons said on Monday.
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Flood-Hit Kerala Will Get Low Cost LPG Cylinders, Says Union Minister
Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has approved a proposal to replace LPG cylinders, which were lost during the recent floods in Kerala, at a subsidised rate, a statement from the state Tourism Minister KJ Alphons' office said on Thursday.
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For Kerala, Minister KJ Alphons To Request Centre To Change Policy On Foreign Aid
With the centre refusing any financial help from nations for flood-ravaged Kerala, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons today said he will appeal to the government for a change in policy on foreign aid that they "inherited" from the previous government of Manmohan Singh.
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Kerala Rain Live Updates: Rajnath Singh Announces Immediate Relief Of Rs 100 Crores
Home Minister Rajnath Singh will undertake an aerial survey of flood-hit Kerala today. He will be accompanied by Tourism Minister KJ Alphons and senior officers from the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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Rajnath Singh To Undertake Aerial Survey Of Flood-Hit Kerala Today
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh will undertake an aerial survey of flood-hit Kerala today. He will be accompanied by Tourism Minister KJ Alphons and senior officers from the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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14 States Have Deployed Tourist Police To Ensure Safety: Tourism Minister
Fourteen states have deployed tourist police in one form or the other, Union Tourism Minister KJ Alphons said in the Rajya Sabha.
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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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"Will Include More Sites, Monuments," Says KJ Alphons After Red Fort 'Adoption'
Notwithstanding criticism over the government's decision to give Red Fort to a corporate for upkeep, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons today insisted that his ministry will expand the 'Adopt A Heritage Site' project to put more monuments under private care.
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"Guys In Swanky Cars" Top Minister KJ Alphons's List Of Dangerous Drivers
Nearly one and a half lakh people die in road accidents every year in India, that's about 400 deaths every day - one of the highest figures in the world. Today, talking about road safety, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons identified the most unruly drivers on our roads: "Guys in swanky cars."
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For Foreign Tourists, Minister KJ Alphons Has Advice On Bikinis
There needs to be a certain "code of conduct" by tourists, including foreign tourists, that's in sync with the culture and traditions of the place they visit, Tourism Minister KJ Alphons has said.
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India Eyes Doubling Of Foreign Tourists To 20 Million By 2020
India, which saw a record number of Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTA) of 10 million in 2017, is targeting to double this number in next three years, Minister of State Tourism K J Alphons today said
