Indian tourists in Greece can now use UPI for payments
Indian travellers heading to Greece just got a new travel convenience: India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has officially launched in…
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Foreign holidays and income tax rules: When travel spending may require manadatory ITR filing
For many Indians, summer is synonymous with international holidays, shopping trips, and family vacations abroad. But alongside passport renewals and…
God’s Own Country to Land of Diversity: 10 Indian states and the titles that define their culture
Every Indian state has its own identity, shaped by its culture, history, landscapes and traditions. Over the years, many states…
South Korea’s Misto Holdings unveils 2030 ESG sustainability roadmap
Misto Holdings announced today the publication of its seventh Sustainability Report, outlining the company’s key sustainability achievements over the past…
Will Bangladesh’s FY26-27 budget give RMG sector the boost it needs?
Bangladesh’s Parliament was poised to pass the proposed national budget for fiscal 2026-27 ahead of the new financial year beginning…
Chile’s apparel imports favour synthetic garments in Q1 2026
Chile imported apparel worth $***.** million during January-March ****, down *.** per cent from $***.** million in the corresponding period…
Indian travellers may soon be able to use UPI in Seychelles
Indian travellers may soon find it easier to pay abroad with the same UPI apps they use at home, with…
The ‘Queen’ trail: Follow Rani’s journey from Delhi to Europe for your next solo trip
By Asmita Pant June 28, 2026, 5:13:54 PM IST (Published) More than a decade after ‘Queen’ became one of Bollywood’s…
Ladakh imposes ₹2 lakh penalty on four vehicles for illegal off-roading in protected wildlife areas
The Ladakh administration has launched what officials described as its first enforcement drive against illegal off-roading in ecologically sensitive areas,…
Countries where a passport may not be final proof of citizenship
A passport is often considered the ultimate proof of nationality, but legally it may not always be the final word…