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Covers:  Art, Culture, Lifestyle, Travel, Environment, Wild Life
Doesn't Cover: Finance, Books, Alcohol
Independent journalist, dog parent Bylines in South China Morning Post, The Hindu, Forbes, HT, Travel & Leisure, Nat Geo Traveler, Scroll riddhi09@gmail.com
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Why India's wildly remote islands are trending

Why India's wildly remote islands are trending

BBC — India's coral islands of Lakshadweep piqued tourists' interest after Prime Minister Modi visited last month. But can the islands' fragile environment handle the growth in tourism?
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When the artist turns the camera around in personal photo essays

When the artist turns the camera around in personal photo essays

Mint Lounge — By turning the camera on themselves, photographers create personal archives of their families, bodies and environment
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5 reasons to visit the annual Mumbai Gallery Weekend

5 reasons to visit the annual Mumbai Gallery Weekend

Mint Lounge — In its 12th edition, the annual Mumbai Gallery Weekend promises exciting talks, artist-led workshops, exhibitions of stalwarts such as Anjolie Ela Menon, and focus on contemporary art practices
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Discover the history of coffee - and enjoy a strong cup - at Dubai museum

Discover the history of coffee - and enjoy a strong cup - at Dubai museum

South China Morning Post — Dubai's Coffee Museum highlights the history, production processes and cultures surrounding coffee around the world through an extensive collection of books, roasters, grinders, serving pots and mugs.
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Masketeers of Sri Lanka

Masketeers of Sri Lanka

The New Indian Express — Wooden masks are used in processions and healing rituals in this Sinhalese nation
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Much to do at MuSo

Much to do at MuSo

The New Indian Express — The newly opened Museum of Solutions in Mumbai provides kids with a fun space, abundant in meaningful lessons.
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Chasing serenity in Maharashtra's Sindhudurg

Chasing serenity in Maharashtra's Sindhudurg

The New Indian Express — This little-known coastal district in Maharashtra is the perfect spot for a languid day, and one of the best things to do here is to go fort-hopping.
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These trained dogs rescue tourists from Sydney's worst food thieves

These trained dogs rescue tourists from Sydney's worst food thieves

South China Morning Post — Twelve dogs deployed at Australia's Sydney Opera House precinct that have been trained for just one task - to stop seagulls from stealing tourists' food - have become an attraction in themselves.
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Starting at the Finnish line

Starting at the Finnish line

The New Indian Express — Catch the auroras in a completely new light while floating in a lake in Lapland
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How a small textile initiative reduced the migration among Lambani women of rural Karnataka

How a small textile initiative reduced the migration among Lambani women of rural Karnataka

Vogue India — As the Banjara women of Arakere village, near Vijaypura in Karnataka, skillfully embroider the colourful fabrics with tiny mirrors, their reflections dance on the barren walls of the small room
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Camping with the Changpas

Camping with the Changpas

The New Indian Express — Spending a day with the Ladakhi semi-nomadic tribe, which rears the precious pashmina-yielding goats, is a lesson in humility
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Ice and fire: This ice hockey goalie saves goals and precious art too

Ice and fire: This ice hockey goalie saves goals and precious art too

Hindustan Times — In cold, cold Leh, one young woman is holding down two unusual jobs. Noor Jahan is both art restorer and goalie on India's women's ice hockey team
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Field Day in Finland

Field Day in Finland

The New Indian Express — Walk through the most-forested country in Europe, looking for berries, mushrooms and herbs
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Heritage on the brink: Historic homes, temples are fighting climate change

Heritage on the brink: Historic homes, temples are fighting climate change

Hindustan Times — In India's arid and semi-arid zones, climate change is wreaking havoc on architecture, threatening cultures and the ways of life associated with them.
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What to do and see at Finland's mental hospital turned visitor attraction

What to do and see at Finland's mental hospital turned visitor attraction

South China Morning Post — Finland's oldest mental hospital, in Helsinki, may sound an unlikely tourist attraction, but visitors can enjoy history tours, foraging for mushrooms on its grounds, or a picnic on its beach.
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10 must-see public art installations in Doha for the football World Cup

10 must-see public art installations in Doha for the football World Cup

South China Morning Post — Works by Damien Hirst, Urs Fischer, Daniel Arsham and Louise Bourgeois are among 100 public art pieces in Doha for visitors to the football World Cup in Qatar to enjoy.
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Colaba's Afghan Church is set to reopen after a Rs14 crore facelift

Colaba's Afghan Church is set to reopen after a Rs14 crore facelift

Condé Nast Traveller (India) — The 165-year-old memorial to the Anglo-Afghan War in 1838 has been restored to its former glory
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The art of the spies

The art of the spies

The Hindustan Times — A man's quest to keep the tribal art of Chitrakathi alive.
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Exclusive: AD visits the world of Heeramandi, Sanjay Leela Bhansali's biggest set production

Exclusive: AD visits the world of Heeramandi, Sanjay Leela Bhansali's biggest set production

Architectural Digest (India) — Sanjay Leela Bhansali's new Netflix series Heeramandi's spectacular set interprets a magnificent world where dance, poetry, fine arts, weaving, and jewellery-making are nurtured and a time when great artists moved freely, without any barriers.
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Artificial reefs to boost fish catch, support livelihoods

Artificial reefs to boost fish catch, support livelihoods

Mongabay India — Mumbai got its first set of over 200 artificial reefs in February this year, at Worli Koliwada. These artificial structures mimic natural reefs and in Mumbai, they are aimed at countering the declining fish catch and improving sustainability of fishing as a livelihood, amid the impact of infrastructure projects.
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Indian billionaire heir Anant Ambani weds at lavish, star-studded ceremony | CNN

Indian billionaire heir Anant Ambani weds at lavish, star-studded ceremony | CNN

CNN International — The son of India's richest man married heiress Radhika Merchant before thousands of guests including Kim Kardashian, Nick Jonas, Priyanka Chopra and John Cena.
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Up above the world

Up above the world

The New Indian Express — Legend has it that when Lady Diana Spencer visited Oman in 1986, she was so mesmerised by Jebel Akhdar or the 'green mountain' that she stood staring at it for
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Walking through Oman's ancient frankincense trade route | Mint

Walking through Oman's ancient frankincense trade route | Mint

Mint — The abandoned town of Mirbat in Oman is reminiscent of the frankincense trade that flourished in the past
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Independence Day 2024: Indian youth's perspectives on politics and change

Independence Day 2024: Indian youth's perspectives on politics and change

The Hindu — Independence Day 2024: How involved is India's youth with the future of the country and its politics? What are their concerns and what changes would they like to see? Find out what a cross-section of young Indians has to say
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