Eight tourists swept away at Ganpatipule; three rescued
A group of 19 people from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar had arrived at Ganpatipule for tourism.
Do not turn Devbhoomi into a dumping ground !
“The landscape and scenery here are extremely beautiful; however, their beauty is being overshadowed by bottles and plastic waste lying everywhere. Please stop doing this.”
Deny permission for Urus held at Vishalgad in the name of Muslim Sardar Rehan Malik
The administration had earlier denied permission to celebrate the birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. Hence, permission should also be denied to the Urus in the name of Rehan Malik.
Heap of more than 50 empty liquor bottles found at Raigad Fort
Along with liquor bottles, plastic waste and large-scale uncleanliness were also seen.
3 US citizens served notices for proselytising on tourist visas in India
The police have directed them to leave the country by 10 May for violating visa regulations.
Gen Z as a Civilizational Vanguard : Reclaiming Culture, Faith, and Identity
India’s Gen Z is now openly rejecting this worldview, embracing instead a civilizational and cultural homecoming informed by the discourse of decolonization.
Against the backdrop of the Iran-US war, 99% of tourists from Maharashtra cancelled their bookings!
Around 200 devotees from Nashik travelling for the Hajj are stranded.
Indian tourists continue to turn their backs on Azerbaijan and Türkiye even in 2025
Fallout of siding with Pakistan during ‘Operation Sindoor’ New Delhi – The number of Indian tourists visiting Azerbaijan has dropped by 63% and that visiting Türkiye has dropped by 34% between June and December 2025. According to the annual tourism data provided by a news channel, this drop has taken place in the last six … Read more
Indian tourists turn their back on Azerbaijan and Türkiye even in 2025
According to the Azerbaijan Tourism Department, India was among the top 3 countries in sending tourists to Azerbaijan.
Nashik to set up a vast tent city !
A ‘Tourism Cluster’ can be developed near Trimbakeshwar; for this, cooperation should be taken from the Forest Department. A common plan will be created for the promotion of Jyotirlinga and Kumbha tourism.