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Into the Wild: Island to Host Exclusive Screening of Dhritiman Mukherjee’s Wildlife Wonders

From a tourism and cultural development perspective, the event marks an effort to place Sri Vijaya Puram on the map as a destination for meaningful, high-quality cultural programming.

Revenue Camp Court to Fast-Track Land Disputes in Diglipur Tehsil on May 8

The camp is being organized to dispose of subdivision cases and resolve other pending revenue issues within the tehsil.

A&N Administration to Distribute Two Months’ Ration in Advance Across Islands

This decision, communicated by the Civil Supplies Department, is designed to offer flexibility to beneficiaries, particularly those residing in remote or hard-to-reach areas where frequent trips to ration outlets are logistically challenging.

Free Stargazing Event at Corbyn’s Cove to Mark International Astronomy Day on May 3

Astro Tourism is an emerging niche globally, attracting space enthusiasts, photographers, and travelers seeking offbeat experiences.

Football Fever Grips South Andaman as School Knockouts Hit Semis

Final matches for Primary (Boys and Girls) and Under-17 (Girls) will be held on April 25 at GSSS Girls School Ground, starting at 8:30 a.m.

New Road Opens Access to Iconic North Bay Lighthouse in Andaman Islands

Until recently, reaching the area meant navigating a patchy and time-consuming route. That’s now changed with the completion of a 5.5-kilometre road built by the Andaman Public Works Department (APWD), which promises smoother travel and better access for both tourists and local residents.

Lone Voice from the Islands: MP Pins Big Hopes on Delhi’s Top Babu

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are governed by bureaucrats—who are typically posted for tenures of two to three years. This has often led to a disconnect between local aspirations and long-term governance planning.

Andaman Workers Rally on May Day: INTUC Leads March for Labor Rights

Workers took a collective pledge to stand united in demanding fair treatment and to push for policy reforms that reflect the evolving needs of the labor force.

Two Arrested in Major Drug Bust; Ganja, Meth Recovered

Together, the two back-to-back raids netted over 3 kilograms of illegal drugs, a clear indication that the islands are facing a growing challenge from both small-scale peddlers and more organized trafficking channels.

OPINION : Seven-Year-old Prophecy Relating to the Sentinelese Comes True

It’s likely that other attempts of contacts have occurred without coming to public notice.