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Mithakhari’s Damaged Road Reflect Larger NH-4 Crisis Across Andaman
Mithakhari’s deteriorating roads and NH-4 stretches in Andaman pose rising risks amid monsoon, prompting urgent calls for repair.
From Homes to Ghost Houses: Govt Quarters in Sri Vijaya Puram Rot Away
Over 1,500 government quarters in Sri Vijaya Puram are falling apart, with Junglighat among the worst hit, highlighting a deepening public housing crisis.
Nation Pays Tribute to Tribal Freedom Fighter Birsa Munda on Balidan Diwas
Birsa Munda, revered as the ‘Father of the Earth,’ is remembered on his 125th death anniversary for leading a historic tribal uprising against British colonial exploitation and championing indigenous rights.
AirAsia silent on return to Andaman as government rolls out incentives to attract foreign airlines
After AirAsia halted the Andaman–Kuala Lumpur route, the islands lost their only global air link. AAI's incentives aim to attract international carriers back.
Tourist Influx Prompts Calls for Lighting and Safety on Scenic North Bay Road
Just two months after its opening, the North Bay Island road is drawing criticism for lacking lights, barriers, and sanitation, even as it boosts tourist access to key attractions.
FDI Inflows in India Cross $500 Billion Mark, Driven by Reforms and Manufacturing Boom
India has recorded over $500 billion in FDI inflows over the past decade, more than doubling previous figures, thanks to investor-friendly reforms and a booming manufacturing sector.
Dr. Rashida Iqbal’s New Book Chronicles the Cellular Jail’s Journey from Prison to Pilgrimage
Dr. Rashida Iqbal, former Cellular Jail Curator from Port Blair, launched her book The Story of Cellular Jail, sharing untold tales of India’s freedom struggle.
Panchayat redux: How Stewartgunj cleaned up and cooked up a success story
Not long ago, the villages were grappling with the classic rural triple threat: overgrown bushes, rogue garbage piles, and that one uncle who insisted open burning was a tradition.
In the company of deer: Anuradha Rao’s quiet legacy of care
Once hunted and fearful, the deer of this historic island now walk freely beside tourists, thanks to one woman’s unwavering devotion and a lifelong bond with nature.
Remembering The Battle of Aberdeen: How the British Drove the Great Andamanese to the Brink of Extinction
The Great Andamanese uprising of 1859, marked on May 17, remains a symbol of resilience and sacrifice in the face of British rule.
