Food & Drink

A Culinary Ode to India’s Trailblazing Women Chefs

On July 20, 2025, the luxurious Leela Palace Chennai will host the seventh edition of ‘Shefs at The Leela,’ a distinguished culinary event that celebrates the extraordinary talents of Indian women chefs. Curated by Rupali and Akanksha Dean of Dean With Us, the event showcases a powerful lineup of chefs—Sambhavi Joshi, Sehaj Ghuman, Taiyaba Ali, and Bunuma Patgiri—whose dishes promise …

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Embassy News

Colombia National Day

On 17th July, Embassy of Colombia celebrated their National Day at ITC New Delhi. H.E .Victor Hugo Echeverri Jaramillos, Ambassador of the Republic of Colombia welcomed all Delegates, diplomats and all other guests. Shri Periasamy Kumaran , Ministry of External Affairs Government of India was the Chief Guest who commemorated the evening. It was a fun filled evening. Previous Next

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Varu by Atmosphere: A Maldivian Hideaway

A 40-minute speedboat ride away from Male, lies this truly Maldivian experience blending cultural elements with contemporary elegance and bursts of chic tropical vibes. The resort welcomes the guests to an escape on a dreamy island hideaway, enveloped by uninterrupted hues of blue, nestled on a secluded stretch of sand in North Malé Atoll. TravelJingles magazine in a conversation with …

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Embassy of Venezuela Celebrated its National Day

On 5th July, H.E. Ms. Capaya Rodriguez Gonzales, Ambassador of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela celebrated its 214th anniversary at the Grand, New Delhi.  Anupriya Patel – Union Minister of State in the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare; and Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers was the Chief Guest of the evening who commemorated the event.  Local dance performances were …

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Travel News

Indian Visitor Surge and Digital Innovation Drive Tourism Boom in Japan

Japan received more than 43,000 Indian visitors in May 2025—the highest ever single-month number—indicated its increasing popularity among Indian travellers. This is consistent with India’s summer vacations and Japan’s post-Golden Week slowdown, when the weather is perfect and tourist attractions are less crowded. Between January and May 2025, about 142,400 Indians arrived in Japan, a 39.6% increase compared to the same months of 2024, when 102,100 visited. To increase interest prior to EXPO 2025 Osaka, the Japan National Tourism Organization has introduced a free Digital NFT Art Collection Campaign. Available to all overseas visitors, the campaign combines technology and travel as tourists can collect location-specific NFTs at major sites. The digital tokens release special content and limited-run souvenirs. The more places one visits, the more digital prizes one receives—giving travel in Japan’s experience an added, interactive element. Japan is further consolidating tourism connections with India by embracing innovation and cultural engagement.

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