Offbeat
Between the Waves and the Words: The Bus that Became a Library
A rusted bus at Marina Park, Sri Vijaya Puram, becomes a mobile library, offering books in multiple languages and a peaceful reading haven.
Local Andaman Treasures You Can’t Ship from Amazon
Discover handcrafted Nicobari mats, pearls, coconut oil, and local crafts - authentic treasures from the heart of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
Think You Know Andaman? These 5 Myths Still Fool Most People
Think you know the Andaman and Nicobar Islands? From passports to rain to food, here are 5 myths that many still believe, and the real stories behind them.
Andaman to Launch Roadshows to Attract Super Luxury Hotel Brands
From Aves to Smith Island, Andaman is betting on eco-resorts and luxury developments to boost tourism.
From Remote Katchal to Bengaluru Hospital Job: How This Island Woman Overcame the Odds
Justina, from Upper Katchal in the Nicobar Islands, is a rare success story . Her journey reflects the potential of structured rural skilling to create meaningful employment beyond remote geographies.
Great Nicobar’s Robber Crab: The Sneaky Climber Stealing Forest Snacks
The Giant Robber Crab, found only in Great Nicobar, is the world’s largest land crab. Known for climbing trees and stealing food, it plays a key role in the island’s ecosystem.
Best Hiking Trails of the Andamans: Where Adventure Meets Paradise
If you're looking for something beyond the usual beach holiday, lace up your hiking boots and discover the wild soul of these beautiful islands.
Stargazing in Andaman: Udhay Bhasker’s guide to the Milky Way and India’s best dark skies
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, located far off India’s eastern coast have quietly emerged as one of India’s most promising astro-tourism destinations.
Why Visiting North Sentinel Island Could Be a Dangerous Mistake
The Sentinelese have made it clear for centuries that they want to be left alone. Their isolation has kept them safe, and their hostile reactions to outsiders are a defense mechanism.
The Legend of a Hidden Japanese Treasure in the Andamans
On the far edge of the Indian Ocean, in a forgotten corner of wartime history, lies a lesser-explored possibility: the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. These remote islands, once a strategic outpost for Japanese forces, are steeped in stories of hidden tunnels, lost wartime ships, and secret caches of wealth. Could this be the site of a second, unsearched trove of Japanese treasure?
Vanishing Waters: The Forgotten Aqueduct Of Panighat, a colonial-era marvel that once supplied fresh water to ships
Aqueducts, designed to transport water across valleys and gaps, have historically played a crucial role in alleviating water shortages, especially in drought-stricken regions. The Panighat Aqueduct, constructed with red bricks and lime mortar, was essential to the area's water supply system. Built by the British, it efficiently channeled water from the foothills of the then Mount Manipur to the Panighat Jetty using a gravity-fed system, requiring no external power.
How to Nominate Someone for the Padma Awards This Year.
Sri Vijaya Puram, Apr 10:The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Government of India, has formally opened the online portal for nominations and recommendations for...
