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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated the Gorakhpur Link Expressway, connecting Jaitpur in Gorakhpur to Salarpur in Azamgarh and linking it to the Purvanchal Expressway. Spanning over 91 km and four districts, the four-lane access-controlled expressway significantly reduces travel time between Gorakhpur and Lucknow. Built at a cost of ₹7,283 crore, it is designed for future expansion to six lanes. Toll rates are yet to be announced, and the project marks a major step in UP’s growing expressway network.

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has announced a new FASTag-based Annual Pass for private vehicles, allowing up to 200 highway trips per year for ₹3,000. Effective from August 15, 2025, the pass aims to simplify toll payments, reduce congestion, and benefit commuters living within 60 km of toll plazas. It will be available via the Rajmarg Yatra app and NHAI/MoRTH websites.

Air India recently canceled multiple international flights, including routes from Delhi to Dubai, Vienna, Paris, and London, as well as Bengaluru to London and...

A passenger slammed Air India on social media over a two-hour flight delay in Delhi caused by heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. The airline cited adverse weather conditions as the reason, assuring that passenger safety remains a top priority. Meanwhile, Delhi airport authorities confirmed widespread flight disruptions and urged travelers to stay updated through their respective airlines.

Ladakh is embracing regenerative tourism—an approach that goes beyond sustainability by actively revitalising local communities, restoring delicate ecosystems, and preserving centuries-old traditions. From stargazing in Hanle to horseback rides along the Indus and cultural hikes through remote villages, travellers can now explore Ladakh in ways that are deeply immersive and purpose-driven. These experiences offer more than just beauty—they help ensure a thriving future for Ladakh’s people, wildlife, and heritage.