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Delhi Tourism inaugurates Indraprastha Dance Festival at Purana Qila
The Delhi Tourism on Friday inaugurated the Indraprastha Dance Festival at the historic Purana Qila. The centuries-old fort transformed into a stage for India’s classical dance traditions. The ...
Delhi Tourism's vibrant Dandiya Festival captivated huge crowds, celebrating Navratri with dance and cultural performances.
The Delhi government is working on formulating a policy to promote the animation, visual effects, gaming and comics sector, with an aim to boost the city’s creative economy and generate employment for ...
The Delhi government is preparing to launch a series of eco-tourism initiatives- from weekly nature walks and wildlife awareness drives to a new "Purple Bus" circuit connecting popular and ...
During a joint press conference with PM Modi, President Ukhnaa noted how both India and Mongolia share similar views on the ...
In a landmark move for India’s events and entertainment sector, the Sports Authority of India (SAI) has announced a significant reduction in rental tariffs for its stadia, slashing rates between 20% ...
Delhi govt will soon launch a series of programmes to promote tourism in the city that will include weekly nature walks, ...
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has constituted a high-level committee to oversee preparations for Chhath Puja festivities in the ...
Mongolia prepares to operate charter flights to New Delhi, Amritsar to expand ties: President Ukhnaa
Mongolian President announces plans for charter flights to New Delhi and Amritsar, boosting tourism and business sectors.
Tourists visiting the capital will soon be able to explore popular landmarks through a new evening bus tour service ...
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Delhi hosts first Global Wildlife Fair to promote eco-tourism
The Delhi Government on Friday launched a “first-of-its-kind” event to promote eco-tourism and showcase the national capital’s rich biodiversity. The three-day event titled Global Wildlife Fair-2025 ...
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