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Fuel pricing: Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman blames UPA s oil bonds

India Business News: “If I did not have the burden to service the oil bonds, I would have been in a position to reduce excise duty on fuel… Previous government has made ou

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Tourism in Kashmir hit by second wave of COVID-19

Tourism in Kashmir hit by second wave of COVID-19 All stakeholders including hoteliers, houseboat owners, travel agents, shikara owners, others are worried in the valley By ANI|   Posted by Sameer  |   Published: 5th May 2021 8:35 am IST Srinagar: The second wave of COVID-19 has badly hit tourism in Kashmir valley. According to the local tourist operators, tourism season gradually picked up from October last year. Heavy snowfall in the last winter attracted thousands of tourists in Kashmir especially in Gulmarg where the grand sports event ‘Khelo India’ was organized by the government. The opening of the Tulip Garden in March this year further catalyzed the influx of visitors.

Tourism in Kashmir hit by second wave of COVID-19 in country

Tourism in Kashmir hit by second wave of COVID-19 in country ANI | Updated: May 05, 2021 01:31 IST Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], May 5 (ANI): The second wave of COVID-19 has badly hit tourism in Kashmir valley. According to the local tourist operators, tourism season gradually picked up from October last year. Heavy snowfall in the last winter attracted thousands of tourists in Kashmir especially in Gulmarg where the grand sports event Khelo India was organized by the government. The opening of the Tulip Garden in March this year further catalyzed the influx of visitors. Speaking to ANI, Rauf Tramboo, President, Adventure Tour Operators Association of Kashmir, said, We could see a ray of hope in November-December last year as tourists were arriving. All the stakeholders were happy. From January to March there was so much demand for accommodation in Gulmarg. Till April bookings were intact and the industry was in a comfortable po

Tourism in Kashmir hit by second wave of COVID in country

Tourism in Kashmir hit by second wave of COVID in country ANI 05 May 2021, 06:18 GMT+10 Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], May 5 (ANI): The second wave of COVID-19 has badly hit tourism in Kashmir valley. According to the local tourist operators, tourism season gradually picked up from October last year. Heavy snowfall in the last winter attracted thousands of tourists in Kashmir especially in Gulmarg where the grand sports event Khelo India was organized by the government. The opening of the Tulip Garden in March this year further catalyzed the influx of visitors. Speaking to ANI, Rauf Tramboo, President, Adventure Tour Operators Association of Kashmir, said, We could see a ray of hope in November-December last year as tourists were arriving. All the stakeholders were happy. From January to March there was so much demand for accommodation in Gulmarg. Till April bookings were intact and the industry was in a comfortable position. The tourism industry is considered the bac

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