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My First Film Flopped and I Left for America: FaFa (opens the original)
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That silence, he adds, was something he had become accustomed to. “There is a basic silence on the sets. When I started working outside Kerala that was rare. So much noise in sets.” With large productions involving hundreds of people, Fahadh says the scale was different from what he was used to. “And of course 300-400 people. That is the only thing I told them. I functioned with small people, small group. Let’s try and do that.”
World Tourism Day: AI Redesigning Travel Without Losing the Human Touch (opens the original)
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It is no surprise that artificial intelligence is now woven into the travel experience too. Tourism is moving beyond digital convenience towards more personalised and intuitive journeys. From understanding traveller preferences to anticipating guest needs, AI is emerging as a tool that can change how people discover, plan and experience destinations. For hospitality, the shift is already influencing how hotels understand their guests. At luxury hotels, technology is positioned as a way to streng
Wildlife tourism needs to look beyond the tiger, Says Gajendra Singh Rathore (opens the original)
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Tiger sightings may still be one of the biggest draws for wildlife tourism in India, but the safari experience is slowly becoming about more than ticking an animal off a list. Gajendra Singh Rathore, MD, Jungle Camps India, believes the industry now needs to look at how visitors are distributed, how forests are experienced and how local communities are brought into the tourism story. Gajendra Singh Rathore, MD, Jungle Camps India. Gajendra Singh Rathore, MD, Jungle Camps India. Rathore says jung
How Engineers Are Building Zojila Tunnel Through One Of Himalayasâ Toughest Terrains (opens the original)
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When Harpal Singh graduated from Thapar Engineering College, Patiala, in 1984, the idea of building tunnels through the Himalayas was hardly part of the engineering landscape he imagined for himself. âI did not have it in my mind that I would do dams and tunnels,â he recalls. At the time, tunnelling in India was largely associated with hydropower, irrigation and some urban sewerage projects. Highway and railway tunnels were not the kind of projects young engineers expected to work on, and Zo
Music Is One Of The Most Powerful Forms Of Human Connection (opens the original)
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For Guy Mintus, the boundaries between jazz, Western classical music, Middle Eastern traditions and Indian classical music are not as rigid as they may appear on paper. The Israeli-born piano performer, composer, vocalist and bandleader has spent years moving between musical worlds, allowing influences from different cultures to become part of his own vocabulary. Having lived in New York for seven years, Mintus found himself surrounded by musicians and traditions that expanded his understanding
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