Agra: As one of the world's most photographed monuments, the 17th century Taj Mahal continues to delight and fascinate camerapersons from all over the world.

Agra: Union Tourism Minister K Chiranjeevi launched the Project “Clean India Campaign” at Taj Mahal, Agra. Taj Mahal is the second heritage site to be covered under this project. The first being is Qutub Minar Delhi which has been adopted by India Tourism Development Corporation in June 2012.

Agra: Union Tourism Minister K Chiranjeevi launched the Project “Clean India Campaign” at Taj Mahal, Agra. Taj Mahal is the second heritage site to be covered under this project. The first being is Qutub Minar Delhi which has been adopted by India Tourism Development Corporation in June 2012.

New Delhi: “The growth of Tourism and hospitality sector in India is critical to achieve overall inclusive growth of the country, owing to the immense potential of this sector to generate jobs and circulate the economy”, said Jayant Davar, Chairman, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Northern Region & Managing Director, Sandhar Technologies Ltd.

New Delhi: “The growth of Tourism and hospitality sector in India is critical to achieve overall inclusive growth of the country, owing to the immense potential of this sector to generate jobs and circulate the economy”, said Jayant Davar, Chairman, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Northern Region & Managing Director, Sandhar Technologies Ltd.

Agra: After the failed sexual assault on a young British doctor, and the gang-rape of a Swiss tourist in Datia who was planning to visit Agra, focus has now shifted on the gruesome murder of Neha, a research scholar of Dayalbagh Educational Institute (DEI) on March 15, resulting in a spate of demonstrations and sit-ins, has alarmed parents of daughters and social activists who are clueless about how to manage the emerging threat to society.

Agra: Agra's summer of discontent has begun with large parts of the city remaining dry and dark for several days.

Agra: After the failed sexual assault on a young British doctor, and the gang-rape of a Swiss tourist in Datia who was planning to visit Agra, focus has now shifted on the gruesome murder of Neha, a research scholar of Dayalbagh Educational Institute (DEI) on March 15, resulting in a spate of demonstrations and sit-ins, has alarmed parents of daughters and social activists who are clueless about how to manage the emerging threat to society.

Agra: Agra's summer of discontent has begun with large parts of the city remaining dry and dark for several days.

Agra: An Agra neuro-surgeon successfully operated a woman's brain to remove a big tumour, the size of a cricket ball.