Author: Sharad Natani

Get ready for magic! Indian families dreaming of Disneyland vacations will soon find the magic much closer to home. The Haryana government has announced plans for India’s first-ever Disneyland-style theme park in Manesar (Delhi-NCR), promising a revolutionary leap in tourism, jobs, and entertainment. A Desi Disney Dream in the Making Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini revealed that the park, currently in the planning phase, will be a world-class entertainment destination aimed at transforming the region into a global tourism hub. The state has partnered with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism to fast-track development. Project Highlights: Location: Manesar, Delhi NCR…

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Get ready to cruise through Kerala’s lush monsoon backwaters as the Kerala Shipping and Inland Navigation Corporation (KSINC) has unveiled its latest tourism gem — a daily cruise package to Pizhala Island, part of the picturesque Kadamakkudy archipelago. This new initiative is part of KSINC’s efforts to boost monsoon tourism and follows its popular trips to Vaikom’s Palaikari and other Kadamakkudy islands. With rain-washed greenery, tranquil waters, and immersive local experiences, Pizhala is all set to become a top eco-tourism hotspot this season. Cruise Highlights: 100-seater luxury vessels like Sooryamshu, Michelle, and Cleopatra Daily departure from KSINC Ferry Terminal, near…

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In a groundbreaking feat of reconstructive surgery, doctors at Lata Mangeshkar Hospital have successfully rebuilt the penis of a young man from Rajasthan who had lost the organ to cancer eight years ago. The 9.5-hour single-stage surgery, believed to be the first of its kind in Central India, marks a major milestone in medical innovation. “Reconstructing the organ restored not just physical function but also his confidence and dignity,” said lead plastic surgeon Dr. Jitendra Mehta. Rebuilding What Was Lost The surgical team used tissue from the patient’s forearm to recreate both the shaft and urethra (urine passage), which were…

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The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has issued new rules for Aadhaar enrollment and updates for the 2025–26 assessment year, aiming to improve transparency and eliminate duplicate Aadhaar numbers. One Aadhaar, One Person In a major step to strengthen identity security, UIDAI has announced that no individual can hold more than one Aadhaar number. If someone has multiple Aadhaar numbers, only the first Aadhaar with biometrics will remain valid—the rest will be automatically cancelled. New Document List Issued UIDAI has also released an updated list of documents for enrollment and data correction, applicable to: Indian citizens Overseas Citizens of…

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In a heartfelt gesture of cultural pride and global connection, Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently addressed the Indian diaspora in Trinidad and Tobago, where he fondly referred to the island nation’s leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar as “Bihar Ki Beti”—a daughter of Bihar. Kamla Persad-Bissessar, who has been re-elected as the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago in 2025, proudly traces her ancestral roots back to Bhelupur village in Bihar’s Buxar district. Her story is one of inspiration, grit, and the enduring strength of heritage. From Labourer’s Daughter to National Leader Kamla’s family history is deeply rooted in India’s migration story. Her…

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In a significant policy shift, the Delhi Government announced that end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) will not be impounded, reversing its earlier position following heavy public and political backlash. The controversial fuel ban on older vehicles, set to begin July 1, drew flak for being impractical and “un-Indian” in spirit. Fuel Ban Paused, New System on the Way Delhi’s Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa stated that while the government remains committed to protecting the environment, vehicle confiscation is off the table. Instead, a new, tech-driven policy framework is being considered. “We will not let Delhi’s environment be harmed, nor will we permit…

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