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2 US Citizens Fined For Taking Part In Religious Activities In Assam: Cops
Two US citizens were fined for allegedly taking part in religious activities in Sonitpur district of Assam while visiting India on a tourist visa, officials said on Sunday.
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US Firm Signs Deal With UP Tourism For 100-Room Resort In Ayodhya
Following the Pran Pratishtha ceremony of Lord Ram at the temple in Ayodhya, there has been an upsurge in tourist inflow to the town.
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France Has Agreed to Use UPI for Payments in Rupees, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that India and France have agreed to use Unified Payments Interface (UPI) in this European nation, opening a huge new market for Indian innovation. Addressing the Indian community at the La Seine Musicale, a performing arts centre on an island in river Seine, Modi said very soon Indian tourists will be ...
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For Those In US On Business Or Tourist Visa, A Welcome Rule Change
An individual travelling to the United States on a business or tourist visa -- B-1, B-2 -- can apply for new jobs and even appear in interviews, a federal agency said Wednesday.
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Watch: Man Returns US Woman's Lost Wallet, Internet Calls Him "Ambassador Of Indian Tourism"
In a heartwarming incident, a woman from the United States, who forgot her wallet on a train in India, recently revealed how a man came forward to help her after he found her lost item.
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100 US Tourists Stopped From Boarding Bus By Taxi Operators In Goa
A group of 100 American tourists who arrived at Mormugao Port in Goa could not proceed on a sight-seeing trip of the coastal state after irate taxi operators stopped them from boarding designated buses, following which police began a probe.
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Statue Of Unity Gets More Tourists Than Statue Of Liberty: PM Modi
More tourists visit the Statue of Unity in Gujarat than the Statue of Liberty in the US, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday, adding almost 50 lakh tourists have visited the former since it opened two over years ago.
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400 Quarantined In Assam After US Tourist Tests Positive For Coronavirus
At least 400 people in Assam have been quarantined after they came in contact with an American tourist who tested positive for the new coronavirus, Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Sunday.
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US Tourist With India Travel History Is 1st Coronavirus Case In Bhutan
Bhutan on Friday confirmed the first case of coronavirus in the country. The patient is a 76-year-old from the United States who have a travel history to India. He had come to Bhutan on March 2 from Guwahati, Prime Minister Lotay Tshering office confirmed in a statement.
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"Shutdown In City," Delhi Cab Driver Tells US Man, Dupes Him Of Rs 90,000
A taxi driver in Delhi has been arrested for allegedly duping a US national of more than Rs 90,000 by lying to him about shutdown the city due to festivals, the police said on Monday.
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Shunned By Chinese, Thai Tourism Now Looks At India For Revival
Hotels on Thailand's most popular holiday island have been forced to slash prices with rooms left vacant and beaches sparse as tourist chiefs struggle with a plunge in Chinese visitors caused by the US trade war and a stronger baht.
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"Centre Owes Us An Explanation": Omar Abdullah On Kashmir Turmoil
National Conference leader Omar Abdullah today said that the centre owes the people of the country an explanation for "creating panic" in Jammu and Kashmir by cancelling pilgrimages across the state and instructing tourists to leave at the earliest.
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US Woman Wanted To Stay In Gujarat Hotel With 14 Pets. Then...
A US woman is travelling India with her 14 pets - six cats, seven dogs and one goat.
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"Bring Us Home, Please": 15 Indians Trapped In Iraq Send Out An SOS
They spent four months in an alien country with no job, shelter or food. Help was hard to come by, and the memories of their families back home were fading rapidly in a haze of broken dreams and desert sand. Making things worse was the constant fear of being thrown into prison, given that their visas had expired months ago.
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After US Man's Death, Centre Hopes To Keep Tourism Afloat In Andamans
After a 26-year-old US tourist was killed by the tribals after he illegally ventured to an off-limit island, the central government hopes that its efforts to promote Andaman and Nicobar as a major tourism hub have not gone in vain.
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2 US Citizens Fined For Taking Part In Religious Activities In Assam: Cops
Two US citizens were fined for allegedly taking part in religious activities in Sonitpur district of Assam while visiting India on a tourist visa, officials said on Sunday.
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US Firm Signs Deal With UP Tourism For 100-Room Resort In Ayodhya
Following the Pran Pratishtha ceremony of Lord Ram at the temple in Ayodhya, there has been an upsurge in tourist inflow to the town.
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France Has Agreed to Use UPI for Payments in Rupees, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that India and France have agreed to use Unified Payments Interface (UPI) in this European nation, opening a huge new market for Indian innovation. Addressing the Indian community at the La Seine Musicale, a performing arts centre on an island in river Seine, Modi said very soon Indian tourists will be ...
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For Those In US On Business Or Tourist Visa, A Welcome Rule Change
An individual travelling to the United States on a business or tourist visa -- B-1, B-2 -- can apply for new jobs and even appear in interviews, a federal agency said Wednesday.
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Watch: Man Returns US Woman's Lost Wallet, Internet Calls Him "Ambassador Of Indian Tourism"
In a heartwarming incident, a woman from the United States, who forgot her wallet on a train in India, recently revealed how a man came forward to help her after he found her lost item.
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100 US Tourists Stopped From Boarding Bus By Taxi Operators In Goa
A group of 100 American tourists who arrived at Mormugao Port in Goa could not proceed on a sight-seeing trip of the coastal state after irate taxi operators stopped them from boarding designated buses, following which police began a probe.
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Statue Of Unity Gets More Tourists Than Statue Of Liberty: PM Modi
More tourists visit the Statue of Unity in Gujarat than the Statue of Liberty in the US, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday, adding almost 50 lakh tourists have visited the former since it opened two over years ago.
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400 Quarantined In Assam After US Tourist Tests Positive For Coronavirus
At least 400 people in Assam have been quarantined after they came in contact with an American tourist who tested positive for the new coronavirus, Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Sunday.
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US Tourist With India Travel History Is 1st Coronavirus Case In Bhutan
Bhutan on Friday confirmed the first case of coronavirus in the country. The patient is a 76-year-old from the United States who have a travel history to India. He had come to Bhutan on March 2 from Guwahati, Prime Minister Lotay Tshering office confirmed in a statement.
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"Shutdown In City," Delhi Cab Driver Tells US Man, Dupes Him Of Rs 90,000
A taxi driver in Delhi has been arrested for allegedly duping a US national of more than Rs 90,000 by lying to him about shutdown the city due to festivals, the police said on Monday.
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Shunned By Chinese, Thai Tourism Now Looks At India For Revival
Hotels on Thailand's most popular holiday island have been forced to slash prices with rooms left vacant and beaches sparse as tourist chiefs struggle with a plunge in Chinese visitors caused by the US trade war and a stronger baht.
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"Centre Owes Us An Explanation": Omar Abdullah On Kashmir Turmoil
National Conference leader Omar Abdullah today said that the centre owes the people of the country an explanation for "creating panic" in Jammu and Kashmir by cancelling pilgrimages across the state and instructing tourists to leave at the earliest.
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US Woman Wanted To Stay In Gujarat Hotel With 14 Pets. Then...
A US woman is travelling India with her 14 pets - six cats, seven dogs and one goat.
-
"Bring Us Home, Please": 15 Indians Trapped In Iraq Send Out An SOS
They spent four months in an alien country with no job, shelter or food. Help was hard to come by, and the memories of their families back home were fading rapidly in a haze of broken dreams and desert sand. Making things worse was the constant fear of being thrown into prison, given that their visas had expired months ago.
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After US Man's Death, Centre Hopes To Keep Tourism Afloat In Andamans
After a 26-year-old US tourist was killed by the tribals after he illegally ventured to an off-limit island, the central government hopes that its efforts to promote Andaman and Nicobar as a major tourism hub have not gone in vain.
