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A Traveler’s Guide to Moscow: Essential Checklist for a Seamless Visit

A Traveler’s Guide to Moscow: Essential Checklist for a Seamless Visit

New Delhi [India], April 14: Moscow, Russia’s vibrant capital, is a city of immense scale and endless possibilities, attracting millions of travelers each year. In 2024, 85.8 thousand tourists from India visited the Russian capital, which is 40% more than in 2023. In terms of visitor arrivals, India ranked second among non-CIS countries, behind only China. Indian tourists come to Moscow not only for leisure: about 40% of them visit the city for business purposes, 30% for study, and another 24% for a classic tourist experience. Moscow is rightly regarded as a city that can cater to the interests of a wide…
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Rudra Vignesh Iyer Achieves His Third World Record in Just 2 Years, 8 Months

Rudra Vignesh Iyer Achieves His Third World Record in Just 2 Years, 8 Months

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], April 11: Prodigy Rudra Vignesh Iyer, born on March 14, 2022, has once again etched his name in history by achieving his third world record. On January 25, 2025, in Bengaluru, Karnataka, Rudra set the record for the “Maximum Inventors Named by Their Inventions in 1 Minute 30 Seconds.” At just 2 years, 8 months, and 14 days old, he accurately recited the names of 27 inventors based on their inventions within 90 seconds, earning him a place in the Worldwide Book of Records.  A Journey of Remarkable Achievements This is Rudra’s third world record, following his…
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Mumbai to Dubai in 2 Hours? All About the Underwater High-Speed Rail Corridor

Mumbai to Dubai in 2 Hours? All About the Underwater High-Speed Rail Corridor

New Delhi [India], April 9: The Mumbai-to-Dubai dream of commuting in a mere two hours is not far away with the planned undersea high-speed rail. The ambitious project, guided by UAE’s National Advisor Bureau Limited, plans to bridge India and the UAE using an underwater train, Dubai. If realized, this futuristic transport will change travel between the two countries, making international commuting quicker, more efficient, and environmentally friendly. The Proposed Underwater Rail Link: A Game-Changer for Travel The proposed Mumbai to Dubai via underwater rail project completion date is yet to be confirmed, although feasibility and implementation discussions are already ongoing. The underwater high-speed train is projected to employ the latest technology, just like the Hyperloop system, to enable passengers to travel at ultra-high speeds under the…
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Dubai 2-Year Employment Visa Update 2025

Dubai 2-Year Employment Visa Update 2025

New Delhi [India], March 18: Dubai has rolled out significant changes to its 2-year employment visa, simplifying the process for experts to work in the UAE. This guide has all you need to know about the new Dubai 2-Year Employment Visa, including eligibility, application process, costs, and changes in 2025. What is the Dubai 2-Year Employment Visa? The Dubai 2-Year Employment Visa is a 2-year residence work permit given to foreign specialists to enable them to reside and work in the UAE for a period of 2 years. It is offered to employees with UAE-based sponsorship and can be extended after the expiration period. If you’re planning a short trip to Dubai, you’ll need to obtain a Dubai…
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New US Visa Rules Disrupt Indian Students’ Travel and Work Plans

New US Visa Rules Disrupt Indian Students’ Travel and Work Plans

New Delhi [India], March 13: The New US Visa rules are bringing about huge disruptions for Indian students who are looking to travel and work in the United States. The new regulations have brought about obstacles for students who want to study, get work permits, and find long-term job opportunities. With growing uncertainty regarding H-1B eligibility, most graduates are left in limbo and cannot make plans for their future. Impact of New US Visa Rules for Students  Indian students looking to pursue education in the US are experiencing setbacks as a result of New US Visa restrictions. The new US visa policy changes have resulted in increased processing times, tighter eligibility requirements, and extended US visa appointment wait times. This has caused uncertainty among students regarding their educational and professional opportunities in the United States. Besides that, it is now very difficult to get a US visa for Indians, where appointment slots become booked quickly and US visa…
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Rising Bharat Conclave at UK Parliament Celebrates Excellence, Strengthens UK-India Relations

Rising Bharat Conclave at UK Parliament Celebrates Excellence, Strengthens UK-India Relations

London [UK], December 21: On December 2, 2024, the prestigious Rising Bharat Conclave took place at the iconic House of Commons in the UK Parliament, bringing together over 130 distinguished delegates from around the world. The event, organized by the UKABC and Fortygreen Media Group, celebrated innovation, leadership, and collaboration between India and the UK. The Conclave was graced by prominent dignitaries from 14 embassies and high commissions, former Chief Ministers, ex-MEPs, and leading business figures from India, Poland, Turkey, and the UAE. Notable attendees included Stanley Johnson, CEO of Upcycled Plastics Ltd.; John Le Fondré A.C.A., former Chief Minister…
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Mission Singapore: Victorious Chess Academy’s Players Prepare for Global Showdown

Mission Singapore: Victorious Chess Academy’s Players Prepare for Global Showdown

Singapore [Singapore], December 12:  As chess enthusiasts gear up for the thrilling Ding Liren vs. Gukesh D World Championship match in Singapore, the event is not just about the main stage.Alongside the Championship, a host of exciting side events are lined up, offering opportunities for players and fans of all levels to engage in the chess carnival. Among the many attendees are the students of Victorious Chess Academy who are seizing the opportunity to attend these events and gain global exposure. The emerging players from VCA’s flagship program—Vismay Sachar, Avadhoot Bramhe, Hrudhan Moghe, Ishaan Ganguly and Dhruv Mahesh—are all set to…
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India Takes Lead to Preserve Global Maritime Legacy with the India Maritime Heritage Conclave

India Takes Lead to Preserve Global Maritime Legacy with the India Maritime Heritage Conclave

New Delhi [India], December 11:  The inaugural day of the much-awaited India Maritime Heritage Conclave 2024 (IMHC 2024), organised by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW) at Yashobhoomi, Dwarka, New Delhi, commenced today with a special session addressed by Hon’ble Vice President Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar, who emphasised the importance of preserving India’s maritime legacy for future generations. The conclave that brought together key ministers, prominent speakers, maritime experts & thought leaders from across the globe highlighted India’s rich seafaring legacy, its pivotal role in shaping cultural and economic exchanges across the world, and its vision for sustainable maritime innovation, underscoring its emergence as a maritime powerhouse.…
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United Nations Global Peace Council in Dubai Presents Excellence Award to Dr. Arpit Chopra Jain

United Nations Global Peace Council in Dubai Presents Excellence Award to Dr. Arpit Chopra Jain

Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], December 10: Renowned medical specialist Dr. Arpit Chopra Jain has been awarded the prestigious Bharat Vibhushan Award 2024. The honor was presented during a grand ceremony held at the CM Conference Hall of the Delhi Assembly Building. The event was organised by the Institute for Social Reforms and Higher Education (ISRHE) and graced by several dignitaries, including Honorable Speaker of the Delhi Assembly, Shri Ram Niwas Goel, who presented the award to Dr. Jain. Dr. Jain received this recognition for his exceptional contributions to “modern alternative medicine” in the treatment of critical illnesses. His pioneering efforts…
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Woes upon woes- Bombs and Polio in Gaza

Woes upon woes- Bombs and Polio in Gaza

New Delhi [India], December 04: The detection of poliovirus in the sewage samples from Gaza in July 2024 is a double trouble for the country, putting already war-ravaged thousands of people living in camps at risk of contracting the highly infectious disease that can cause deformities and paralysis. Across Gaza, thousands of people have been killed and wounded, and many are estimated to be missing. The health system is no longer functioning with the raging acute diarrhoeal disease, respiratory illnesses and Hepatitis-A and food insecurity, making the children even more susceptible to the disease. There are several other instances in…
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