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J&K weather alert: Rain and snowfall expected until April 10

The IMD has predicted rain in the plains and new snowfall in the higher elevations of Jammu and Kashmir due to an active western disturbance, with unstable weather conditions anticipated until April 10. Travelers are urged to exercise caution as disruptions, slippery roads, and delays are likely on key tourist routes.

Delhi’s street food that defines the city
From historic jalebi shops in Chandni Chowk to smoky kebabs in Old Delhi and buttery parathas in narrow galiyan, the capital’s street food is rich in history and flavour. We explore how Delhi’s streets continue to share stories of migration, memory, and everyday indulgences—one bite at a time.

Planning a family getaway? Southeast Asia awaits

If you’re searching for a convenient, family-friendly international escape, Southeast Asia offers everything you need—from Singapore’s urban highlights to Bali’s pristine beaches and Thailand’s idyllic islands. With a blend of culture, nature, and activities suitable for all ages, these destinations promise a seamless, high-value experience for Indian travelers planning their next vacation.

Disneyland Paris unveils ‘World of Frozen’ with €2 billion expansion

Disneyland Paris has launched a new ‘World of Frozen’ themed area as part of a €2 billion expansion, representing the park’s largest transformation yet. This project features new attractions, dining options, and experiences, with plans to rebrand the park as Disney Adventure World as part of the renovation.

Turkey travel update: Open for tourism, but exercise caution

Turkey remains accessible to tourists, with key locations functioning normally, but global advisories caution against traveling to areas near the Syria border and flag potential disruptions amid broader conflicts in West Asia. Travelers should remain vigilant, follow updates, and prepare for possible flight delays or cancellations.

Travel perks update: Air India slashes points for upgrades; AmEx opens Delhi lounge

Air India has updated its Maharaja Club programme, decreasing the points required for award tickets and upgrades while simplifying tier qualifications and change policies as of April 1. Concurrently, American Express has introduced a new Centurion Lounge at Delhi’s Terminal 1, enhancing the array of travel benefits for Indian flyers.

India’s digital e-Arrival card now in effect: Key information for travellers

India’s mandatory digital e-Arrival card for foreign nationals and OCI cardholders has been implemented as of April 1, replacing paper disembarkation forms after a six-month transition. Travelers are now required to submit the form within 72 hours prior to arrival and present a QR code for immigration verification.

As Apple celebrates 50 years, here’s how it fares against competitors in the smartphone market

India’s ‘Mounjaro brides’: The rise of weight-loss injections for wedding preparations

An increasing number of future brides—and some grooms—are opting for weight-loss injections like Mounjaro ahead of their weddings, as clinics incorporate them into pre-wedding transformation packages. However, doctors caution that these medications are intended for medical use, despite the surging demand amid societal pressures and enhanced accessibility.

Functional eating is becoming popular—are we missing the essence?

From gut health to fibre, the concept of “functional eating” is gaining popularity—but it’s less focused on superfoods and more on simplicity. As nutrition trends shift from restriction to addition, the true emphasis lies in creating balanced meals with everyday foods that promote digestion, energy, and long-term health—not simply chasing the latest diet fad.

Russell Peters discusses why comedy thrives in live settings

Almost two decades after his inaugural tour in India, Russell Peters remarks how the audience has evolved—becoming sharper, quicker, and more globally aware, yet still deeply rooted. As stand-up comedy adapts to an increasingly online landscape, he explains why he continues to write for live audiences rather than social media comments, and how age, fatherhood, and experience influence his comedic style.

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