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Andaman to Host Monsoon Food and Spice Fest 2026 to Boost Tourism and Local Trade
The Tourism Department will organize Monsoon Food and Spice Fest 2026 in Sri Vijaya Puram from June 26 to 28, promoting local cuisine, culture and tourism.
Monsoon Carnival 2026 to Transform Andaman into a Celebration Hub with Sports, Food and Creative Competitions
Beach volleyball at Corbyn’s Cove, monsoon-themed food stalls and creative reels will form the highlights of the upcoming Monsoon Carnival.
Monsoon Carnival 2026 to Turn Spotlight on Rainy-Season Tourism
The three-day Monsoon Carnival will feature beach sports, local cuisine, cultural activities and a reel-making contest to celebrate the beauty of the islands during the rainy season.
Nature Takes Centre Stage as Bird, Mangrove Walks Draw Crowds
Participants explored the rich biodiversity of Kalatang and Shoal Bay during bird and mangrove walks aimed at promoting conservation and sustainable tourism.
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Supreme Court Closes CBSE Gulf Exams Plea After Centre Notifies New Assessment Policy
The Supreme Court disposed of a plea by a CBSE Class 12 private candidate after the Centre introduced a new assessment policy for students affected by cancelled Gulf region examinations.
Tuhin Sinha Links Island-Led Innovation to PM Modi’s Orange Economy Push, Counters Rahul Gandhi’s Criticism
Tuhin Sinha said Andaman's community-led enterprises reflect Modi’s Orange Economy vision, driven by innovation and entrepreneurship.
India, US Step Up Trade Deal Talks Ahead of Key Tariff Deadline
India and the United States are intensifying negotiations on a bilateral trade agreement as officials seek to finalise an interim pact before a key US tariff deadline in July.
Rangat Police Seize 66 Bottles of Liquor, Auto Driver Booked Under Excise Laws
Police in Rangat seized 66 bottles of Indian Made Foreign Liquor from an auto driver during a raid and registered an excise case after he failed to produce a valid permit or licence.
‘One-Third of India’s EEZ Lies Here’: LG Highlights Andamans’ Strategic Weight
Lieutenant Governor D.K. Joshi says the Andaman and Nicobar Islands hold one-third of India’s Exclusive Economic Zone and occupy a critical position in the Indo-Pacific region.
Ferrargunj Hosts Child Safety and Women’s Protection Awareness Campaign
A Gender Awareness and Child Safety Campaign under DAY-NRLM was conducted at Mannarghat in Ferrargunj, focusing on child protection, women’s safety, prevention of child marriage and gender equality through community participation.
Over 8,000 Join Yoga Day Events Across Andaman and Nicobar Islands
More than 8,000 people participated in International Day of Yoga 2026 celebrations across 125 locations in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, with the main event held at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island and mass yoga demonstrations conducted across all three districts.
Education Dept Publishes Craft Instructor Merit List, Invites Objections
The Directorate of Education has published the provisional statement of marks and list of ineligible candidates for Craft Instructor posts and invited online claims and objections until June 26, 2026.
‘Invest Not Just in Projects, But in the Idea of Andaman’: Admiral D.K. Joshi to Industry
Lieutenant Governor D.K. Joshi urged industry leaders to invest in the broader vision of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, saying the archipelago deserves a more prominent place in India’s development narrative.
External Agencies Fuel Opposition to India’s Growth, Says Rijiju
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju alleged that certain groups opposing India's growth are backed by external agencies, arguing that strategic projects like Great Nicobar must be viewed through a geopolitical lens.
