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Andaman To Hold Public Lecture On Ancient And Pre-Colonial History
The Andaman Tourism Department will hold a public lecture on the islands’ ancient and pre-colonial history to promote heritage tourism.
Public Outcry Over Power Tariff Hike at JERC Hearing
Islanders oppose electricity tariff hike at JERC hearing, demand sustainable energy investments over higher costs.
Andamans keeps ordinary mail alive as India moves on
While most of India has ended regular mail delivery, a post office in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands still offers ordinary post, preserving a fading workplace tradition.
Brothers Driving Change in Andaman’s Hospitality and Local Talent
Andaman entrepreneurs Tanveer and Jaikar Singh focus on improving local job skills, promoting self-sustainability, and bridging the education-to-employment gap in the islands’ hospitality sector.
Andaman’s New Power Game: Guess the Blackout Hour
Andaman’s Electricity Department schedules “1-hour” power cuts, but residents get 5-6 hour surprise blackouts. Officials failed to pre-plan, bills keep rising.
Custom Meets Court: Tribal Norms Clash with POCSO Law in Nicobar
Nicobar tribal families face legal trouble under POCSO for culturally accepted teen relationships, raising calls for reforms and local legal review systems.
Centre rubbishes E20 fears, backs ethanol-blended fuel
The Centre dismisses concerns over E20 petrol, saying ethanol-blended fuel has no major impact on older vehicles and strengthens India's energy security.
Sounds of Learning Return for 26 Island Students
The Education Department held a two-day hearing aid distribution camp benefiting 31 students in Sri Vijaya Puram and Wimberlygunj.
Learn a Trade, Build a Future: Youth Invited to Apply
Khadi and Village Industries Board invites applications for free training in five trades. The last date extended to August 20, 2025.
Workers Allege 14-Hour Shifts, No Leaves, and Harsh Conditions at Prominent Clothing Chains Across Andaman
Workers describe a pattern of stagnant wages, excessive workloads, and surveillance-like monitoring in stores, often with little room for grievance redressal.
