El turismo de bienestar en la India

Con una multitud de ofertas para atraer a turistas extranjeros, India ha sido tradicionalmente conocida por su patrimonio y cultura. Últimamente, el país ha conseguido posicionarse como la capital espiritual y de bienestar del mundo. L a combinación única de bienestar espirit...

India: Para todas las estaciones y

Después de haber registrado un crecimiento bastante saludable en sus mercados tradicionales, India ha estado tratando de promover su oferta turística en nuevos territorios, especialmente en América Latina y en otros mercados de habla hispana. Ser país socio en Fitur en 2018 e...

Ecotourism in India : Different Shades Of Green

India-France enhance maritime cooperation

France and India have expanded collaboration in monitoring the situation in the Indian Ocean more closely, primarily in view of the Chinese expansion in the area.

Les impacts du changement climatique sur les réserves en eau

L’eau et la vie dans l’Inde moderne

In conversation with Harsimrat Kaur Badal, Union Minister Food Processing, India

The Indian market size is growing and at the same time western markets are either stagnant or shrinking. To feed the increasing interest either for food importing nations to source from India or for people wanting to expand their food business, the food processing ministry of Ind...

Biting the bullet

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, along with his Indian host, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, laid the foundation for the first high-speed rail-track in India in Ahmedabad today. An important step in building India’s creaking rail infrastructure, but is it the best utilisation ...

Monsoons and India

Getting an ideal quantity of rain, or even an average one, seems more and more like a dream as the monsoons play truant in India, pushing the country between a drought and a flood.

Right to privacy in a modern democracy

The Supreme Court ruling on privacy settles the debate in India on this crucial issue, at least for now. But how does India compare to other democracies in protecting the privacy of its citizens?

Supreme Court of India’s ruling on privacy

In a historic ruling, perhaps the most significant and far reaching one in decades, the Indian Supreme Court has held that privacy is a fundamental right, delivering a big jolt to the Indian government and its pet scheme of generating biometric ID for all citizens.

Trump’s Afghanistan-Pakistan policy

United States’ President Donald Trump finally spelt out his Afghanistan policy and to little surprise he has made a U-turn from his campaign promise to withdraw from the quagmire. His pronunciations have a mixed message for India.