Up to 2-year no-fly ban proposed in DGCA draft: What travellers should know about where to file an appeal and next steps |

India’s aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), recently issued draft rules to handle unruly passengers in aircraft. It plans to reinforce strict ‘No/Zero Tolerance Policy’ for handling unruly and disruptive passengers on aircraft, declaring such behaviour a punishable offence under the Aircraft Rules, 1937. For more clarity, find details and clarity from…

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Entry into Himachal to get costlier from April 1 with revised toll rates; check entry points and new charges |

Visitors planning a road trip to Himachal Pradesh this summer will need to budget a little extra. Starting April 1, the state’s amended toll policy for the fiscal year 2026–27 will come into effect, significantly increasing entry-point toll charges for vehicles registered outside Himachal. Under the revised structure, the hike in toll fees ranges between…

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Kate Middleton’s pink Gucci moment turns heads as she returns to BAFTAs with Prince William

Prince William and Princess Catherine made a quiet yet impactful return to the BAFTAs, opting for understated elegance over grand gestures. William’s burgundy velvet jacket and Catherine’s flowing pink Gucci gown showcased their signature style, projecting reassurance and composure amidst recent royal headlines. The BAFTAs are usually all about movie stars, dramatic entrances, and gowns…

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Confucius Quote: Parenting quote of the day by Confucius: “He who knows all the answers has not been asked all the questions”

The insights of Confucius remind us that certainty often hinders exploration. Parents might consider shifting from simply providing answers to embarking on a journey of discovery with their children. By nurturing curiosity, we enhance critical thinking and emotional intelligence and practicing humility deepens our connection. “He who knows all the answers has not been asked…

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“Why are you even here?” Indian traveller recalls the unpleasant immigration experience abroad with his mother |

Representative image/ AI generated/ Canva For many Indian families, a first international trip is more than a vacation, it’s a milestone. It’s months of planning, quiet excitement, careful budgeting and proud anticipation. That was exactly the case for one Indian traveller who recently took his 52-year-old mother on her first flight and first journey abroad,…

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