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Narendra Modi inaugurates Pravasi Bharatiya Divas, says working towards building world's largest startup ecosystem
Fp Staff •Startups and non-resident Indian (NRI) mentors will be brought soon on one platform.
IHCL to accelerate growth to 30% in next few years buoyed by positive sentiment, expansion plans
•IHCL has turned profitable for the first time in six years, recording a Rs 101 crore profit with a total revenue of Rs 4,165 crore.
Government launches pre-loaded BSNL SIM cards for tourists travelling to India with an e-Visa
Tech2 News Staff •The pre-loaded SIM card facility was announced in association with Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, (BSNL) where the network operator will distribute these SIM cards to foreign tourists on their arrival in India.
More reforms on way for e-visa regime, as govt to add 36 more countries
•The Tourism Ministry has asked Home Ministry to extend the facility to the citizens of 36 more countries, including Turkey, Italy, Saudi Arabia and Morocco
e-visa boost: Foreign tourist arrivals in India zooms 293% to over 4.34 lakh in 2016 so far
Kishor Kadam And Aprameya Rao •The e-visa policy of the Modi government seems to be the game changer for the Indian tourism sector.
India will give tourist visa, e-visa for short term Yoga courses
•The government has decided to include attending a short term yoga programme in the list of permissible activities under e-tourist visa.
E-tourist visa extended to 37 more countries from Friday
Fp Archives •The hugely successful e-Tourist Visa facility will be extended to 37 more nations, from Friday, taking the total count of countries under the scheme to 150.
700% increase in tourist arrivals using e-visa facility
Fp Archives •The number of foreign tourists availing of e-Tourist visa facility has increased by over 700 percent in May as compared to the same period last year.
Puzzled by Modi govt's decision to issue e-visa to China: Chidambaram
Fp Archives •Congress leader P Chidambaram on Thursday described as "puzzling" the Modi government's decision to extend e-visa facility to China, which is still giving stapled visas to people from Jammu and Kashmir and Arunachal Pradesh.
China pleased with Modi's E-visa grant, but is the 'Dragon' willing to reciprocate?
Fp Staff •Welcoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to grant e-visas to its citizens, China on Monday said it was willing to make joint efforts with India under the Chinese laws to facilitate people-to-people exchange.
