Wildlife wing too wants to promote tourism
Apart from conservation and preservation of the rich wildlife of the state the wildlife wing of the forest department has now started reciting the mantra of promoting and exploiting the tourism
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Pilgrims and eco-diversity
A t a joint meeting of various civil society groups held on 16 August at Srinagar, some resolutions were adopted. The Amarnath Yatra should be conducted in accordance with the Environment Policy, the
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Reddy spouse mining business worth RS 231 cr
Congress leader V S Ugrappa on Sunday alleged that Tourism Minister Janardhan Reddy
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Govt to hand over tar balls to oil refinery
Goa tourism ministry will hand over the tar balls collected from various beaches to an oil refinery. Talking on the sidelines of NCP
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India ignores Pak protests, goes ahead with J&K hydel project
Ignoring protests by Pakistan, India has decided to commission the Nimoo Bazgo hydel project on the Indus in Leh, Jammu & Kashmir. The project is seen as critical to tackling chronic shortage of electricity
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Dengue threat may hit tourist influx
While grappling with corruption allegations and never-ending construction deadlines, the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee and the Delhi government are now battling with the dengue crisis at many Games sites.
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Mangrove theme park at Pappinissery reopened
KANNUR: The controversial mangrove theme park set up by the Communist Party of India (Marxist)-controlled Pappinissery Eco-Tourism Society on the mangrove-rich northern bank of the Valapattanam river was reopened on Sunday.<br />
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Farm tourism: hotel owners cross fingers
After a good response to highway tourism introduced in Haryana a decade ago for the first time in the country, the state now again was trying to focus on farm tourism, which earlier failed to take
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Omar visits Leh, 2 crore ex gratia announced
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had an extensive tour of Leh to take the first hand review of the situation arising out of the cloudburst and heavy rain claiming precious lives and damaging public and private property.<br />
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Leh deathburst: 115 people dead, scores injured
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2000 AD
Punjab tourism year : Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpaye has designated year 2000 AD as 'Visit Punjab Tourism Year' in order to bring Punjab on the world map of
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Now, Aamir to teach civic sense
Smriti Kak Ramachandran NEW DELHI: The Union Tourism Ministry is banking on a credible brand to reinforce the image of
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Commercial opportunities being overlooked says Defra climate change adaptation report
Businesses are failing to realise the commercial advantages to be gained from adapting to climate change, according to a new Defra report seen exclusively by edie before its publication on Friday. Companies
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SC bans tourism in core areas of tiger reserves
States to notify core, buffer areas The Supreme Court today clamped a ban on tourism in the core areas of all the 39 tiger reserves across the country, giving a major boost to efforts for protecting and
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Attack on power plant causes oil spill
At least 10,000 tons of heavy fuel oil have been spilled into the Lebanese sea, causing an environmental catastrophe with severe effects on health, biodiversity and tourism, environmentalists and the
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Cong leaders accused of illegal mining meet Guv
A delegation of Congress members engaged in mining business in Bellary called on Governor H R Bhardwaj in Raj Bhavan on Wednesday to counter the allegations levelled by Tourism Minister Janardhana Reddy.
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Madhya Pradesh opens new vistas in eco-tourism
In a drive to promote eco-tourism, Madhya Pradesh will open up its nature parks to tourists who will have an opportunity to enjoy camping, trekking and nature walks inside them. "Novel programmes
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Reddy names mining firms of Congmen
Tourism Minister Janardhana Reddy on Monday hit back at the Congress on the illegal mining by releasing a list of companies owned by Congress leaders that he alleged were involved in illegal mining in the State.
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Congress leaders into illegal mining, not me: Reddy
Karnataka Tourism Minister and iron ore mine owner G. Janardhana Reddy on Monday charged that many state Congress leaders, and not he, were into illegal mining and exports.
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State has tremendous potential for development
Interacting with a Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) delegation, Uttarakhand Governor Aziz Qureshi said that the State has tremendous potential for development. He shared with the delegation his thoughts