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Himachal Paragliding Deaths Reveal Safety Failures

A series of fatal paragliding accidents in Himachal Pradesh's scenic hills, including Bir-Billing and Dharamshala, has exposed lax safety regulations and oversight, claiming lives of tourists and experienced pilots alike. Urgent need for stricter enforcem

Two Auto Drivers Stabbed in Varkala Altercation

A violent altercation in Varkala's Papanasam left two auto drivers seriously injured after being stabbed by a UK returnee. The incident raises safety concerns in the popular tourist area. Read for details.

Goa Lifeguards Rescue 6 Tourists on New Year's Day

On January 1, Drishti Marine lifesavers rescued at least six individuals across Goa's crowded beaches, including incidents involving a stingray, a deep cut, and swimmers in distress. Read about the crucial safety interventions.

Robotic Lifebuoys to Save Lives at Vizag Beaches

Vizag police introduce AI-powered robotic lifebuoys at 16 beaches to combat drowning deaths. The device can travel 600 meters for swift rescues. Learn how this tech enhances visitor safety.

Visakhapatnam's 2026 Plan: New Zones, Roads & Nightlife

Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation unveils major 2026 initiatives: a 10-zone system, Rs 307 crore road project, enhanced night sanitation & AI traffic management. Explore the city's urban upgrade.

Tourist trains crash near Machu Picchu, 1 dead

A tragic head-on collision between two tourist trains en route to Machu Picchu in Peru has resulted in one fatality and left around 30 people injured. Get the latest updates on this developing story.

Vizag Airport Sees 9.29% Passenger Growth in 2025

Visakhapatnam International Airport reports strong 9.29% passenger growth from Jan-Nov 2025, handling over 27.5 lakh flyers. It ranks 9th nationally for customer satisfaction. Read more about its hub ambitions.

Vizag's 'No Helmet, No Petrol' Rule Starts 2026

Visakhapatnam police will deny petrol to helmetless bikers from 2026, aiming to reduce road fatalities. Over 50% of AP's 2023 road deaths were two-wheeler riders. Read the full plan.

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