John L. Paul
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Foreign buyers impressed by experiential tourism avenues in Keralam (opens the original)
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Foreign buyers attending the 13th edition of the Kerala Travel Mart (KTM) have cited the need to augment marketing of Keralam’s attractive locales and the diverse cultures of the country to increase tourist footfall to the State and the country. Han Jae Chiul, a global tour operator from South Korea and an ardent reader, did a lot of homework prior to attending the travel mart. “Among other books, I read of Bhimrao Ambedhkar, the Bhagawad Gita, and The God of Small Things. During the past 36 yea
Tourists hit as ferry services to two Kochi prime jetties remain stalled (opens the original)
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Thousands of commuters and tourists have been hit hard as Kerala State Water Transport Department (SWTD) ferries are unable to call at the Mattancherry jetty—one of the oldest ferry terminals in the State and one with immense tourism potential—owing to the inordinate delay in dredging the premises. Likewise, the proposal to operate ferries to the Kamalakadavu jetty in the Fort Kochi heritage tourism zone continues to hang fire, although floating pontoons and allied infrastructure have been readi
Kochi Metroâs Pink Line stations to showcase Keralamâs cultural heritage (opens the original)
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The 11 stations envisioned along Kochi Metroâs Kakkanad extension (Pink Line) would showcase elements of Keralamâs heritage, culture and tradition. âThis is in keeping with the practice of assigning dedicated themes to many of the 23 stations along the metroâs AluvaâMG RoadâThripunithura corridor (Blue Line), reflecting the uniqueness of their respective locations. For example, the JLN station at Kaloor on the Blue Line has sports as its theme, considering its proximity to the Jawaha
SWTD to launch its first solar-powered boat in Kochi (opens the original)
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The Kerala State Water Transport department (SWTD) will soon launch its first solar-powered boat to operate in the Kochi backwaters. The vessel that Kochi would get is from among the 18 solar-powered boats for which the department had placed orders, it is learnt. On whether the boat that would be launched here would operate as a regular ferry from the city to West Kochi, considering repeated complaints from passengers about an acute ferry shortage in the corridor, SWTD Director Arun J.O. said th
Kochi metro needs 17 more train rakes for Kakkanad, airport extensions (opens the original)
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Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) would require a total of 17 more train rakes, keeping in mind the expected completion of the metro’s 11.20-km Pink Line to Kakkanad by August 2027 and the metro’s subsequent approximately 19-km airport extension, according to metro officials. At present, the metro system operates a total of 25 rakes (including the standby ones) on the 27-km Aluva-Thripunithura Blue Line, with each rake having three coaches. While 17 more rakes would be needed to ensure operational
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