To accommodate the increasing number of passengers, Indian Railways will run over 18,000 summer special train journeys from April 15 to July 15, focusing on high-demand routes to alleviate waiting lists and enhance connectivity across essential corridors.
Railways clarifies travel provisions for PwDs in unreserved Divyangjan coaches
Indian Railways has announced that passengers holding valid UDID cards can travel in designated unreserved Divyangjan coaches on Mail and Express trains, with measures to be taken against unauthorized occupants to ensure access for intended users.
India’s longest bus route: A 37-hour trip across four states
Connecting Bengaluru to Jodhpur over nearly 1,950 km, one of India’s longest bus routes does more than provide transit—offering travelers a journey through diverse landscapes, cultures, and cuisines, with modern amenities that make the 37-hour trip more comfortable.
No solo treks, GPS tracking required: Karnataka enforces stricter regulations for forest trails
Karnataka has established its first formal SOPs for trekking, mandating guides, prior registration, and GPS tracking, while banning solo treks, aiming to enhance safety after several incidents involving missing trekkers.
Summer travel guide: Top hill stations in India to visit in May
From Mahabaleshwar and Nainital to Munnar and Tawang, these locations provide a refreshing retreat from the summer heat, featuring cooler climates, breathtaking views, and leisurely breaks across various regions of the country.
5 AI tools to help you find cheaper flights and plan your trips wisely
With features like price tracking, fare predictions, and personalized itineraries, AI-driven platforms such as Hopper, Google Travel, and Skyscanner are simplifying trip planning, allowing for better comparisons and cost savings without the hassle of multiple tabs.
Travel disruptions and new safeguards: Implications of flight cancellations and visa issues on your plans
With an increase in flight cancellations due to jet fuel shortages, travelers are facing inconsistent passenger rights in different regions. Additionally, new visa rejection insurance aims to mitigate financial losses arising from denied applications, emphasizing how uncertainty is influencing international travel planning.
An overview of India’s artisanal cheeses that earned four medals at Mundial do Queijo do Brasil
The complexities of a life without people: Insights from science on our need for social connections
While solitude may appear attractive, studies indicate that prolonged social isolation is associated with increased risks of heart disease, depression, and even early mortality, underscoring the importance of balance over loneliness for well-being.
Why some healthy meals outperform others—despite using the same ingredients
Factors such as how ingredients like turmeric and black pepper or spinach and vitamin C are combined and cooked can greatly influence nutrient absorption. This article delves into the science of food synergy, illustrating why meal composition is as crucial as the ingredients themselves.
The Devil Wears Prada 2 and the resurgence of uplifting, female-centric cinema
As The Devil Wears Prada 2 prepares for its release, it hints at a potential return to character-driven, female-led narratives in a genre often dominated by spectacle—raising questions about whether audiences are ready to welcome joy, intimacy, and emotional depth once again.
