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With the tourist season in Agra having begun on October 1 and Covid cases under control, the local tourism industry is now hopeful that foreign tourist traffic to India will be restored by the end of the month.

The Ministry of Education and Higher Education represented by Private Education Affairs Sector, honoured 47 volunteers from Al Rowad for Volunteer Work in appreciation of their efforts in monitoring the precautionary and preventive measures taken by kindergartens and private schools to curb COVID-19 during the last academic year.

Colney Heath Parish Council uncovered financial irregularities totalling over £250,000. - Credit: Google Streetview More than a quarter of a million pounds was illegally paid out of parish council coffers over the course of a decade, it has been revealed. Colney Heath Parish Council identified over £250,000 had been paid in ultra vires payments during the late John Deans tenure as parish clerk. Ultra vires is an act which requires legal authority but is done without this being granted, an...

A lawsuit has been filed in Teton County District Court challenging whether the Wyoming Outfitters and Guides Association is eligible to receive complementary, open-slated hunting licenses to auction off for fundraising. The litigation pits an advocacy group representing Wyoming resident hunters, an organization named Mountain Pursuit, against the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and its seven-person commission. Mountain Pursuit takes issue with how the trade association that represents Wyoming...

Today in Royal History: Queen Elizabeth’s Sister Princess Margaret Died 19 Years Ago People 2/9/2021 Queen Elizabeths beloved sister died on this day, 19 years ago. Princess Margaret, who was known for her glamorous lifestyle but troubled love life, died at 71 years old on February 9, 2002, after months of health problems. "The Queen, with great sadness, has asked for the following announcement to be made immediately. Her beloved sister, Princess Margaret, died peacefully in her sleep this ...

Taj Mahal may soon see 10,000 visitors in a day 10,000 tourists may enter the Taj Mahal soon. According to the new guideline following the coronavirus outbreak, a maximum of 5,000 tourists could enter the monument every day. advertisement A breathtaking view of the Taj Mahal in Agra. (Photo: PTI) The year 2021 could prove beneficial for the tourism industry of Agra, as the limits placed on the entry of tourists in the Taj Mahal and other centrally conserved monuments, and the restrictions on bu...