Powerful passport list: India, Pakistan ranks revealed
 

Powerful passports list: India, Pakistan ranks revealed | Henley Index 2022 | International visa-free travel

Japan and Singapore are reportedly tied for first place with a visa-free score of 192.

Powerful passport list: India, Pakistan ranks revealed

How powerful is the Indian passport, in an era where international travel has been hit repeatedly by the Covid pandemic?
 Henley &amp; Partners, the London-based global citizenship and residence advisory firm released the Henley Passport Index for 2022, and here are how the rankings stand.
 Japan and Singapore are reportedly tied for first place with a visa-free score of 192. This means that Japanese and Singapore citizens can travel to 192 countries visa-free or on a visa-on-arrival system. In second place are South Korea and Germany with a score of 190. Finland, Italy, Luxembourg, and Spain round off the Top 3 with a score of 189.
 India improved its ranking from 90th&nbsp;to 83rd&nbsp;with a visa-free score of 60, as per reports. Neighbouring Pakistan is 108th in the list of 111. It has a score of 31.
 At the bottom of the list are Afghanistan and Iraq, at positions 111 and 110, respectively.

<div>Japan and Singapore are reportedly tied for first place with a visa-free score of 192.</div>

How powerful is the Indian passport, in an era where international travel has been hit repeatedly by the Covid pandemic?
Henley &amp; Partners, the London-based global citizenship and residence advisory firm released the Henley Passport Index for 2022, and here are how the rankings stand.
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Japan and Singapore are reportedly tied for first place with a visa-free score of 192. This means that Japanese and Singapore citizens can travel to 192 countries visa-free or on a visa-on-arrival system. In second place are South Korea and Germany with a score of 190. Finland, Italy, Luxembourg, and Spain round off the Top 3 with a score of 189.
India improved its ranking from 90th&nbsp;to 83rd&nbsp;with a visa-free score of 60, as per reports. Neighbouring Pakistan is 108th in the list of 111. It has a score of 31.
At the bottom of the list are Afghanistan and Iraq, at positions 111 and 110, respectively.

Tourists in J&K’s Gulmarg found out the hard way that nature is not always as beautiful and eye-pleasing as it appears on TV screens and in photographs.
Several of them were caught in a snowstorm on the higher reaches of the skiing destination on January 8 after a sudden deterioration in the weather.
Videos shared on social media show some people, including children, who were out taking a snowmobile ride trying to shield themselves from the harsh onslaught of wind and snow.
Local guides quickly sprung into action to rescue the tourists and brought them back safely to the base.
Gulmarg is known to be avalanche-prone. 

Watch: tourists get caught in a snowstorm in Gulmarg

Watch: How nature truns crul in Gulmarg 

Several tourists were caught in a snowstorm in Gulmarg&nbsp;on January 8

Tourists in J&amp;K&rsquo;s Gulmarg found out the hard way that nature is not always as beautiful and eye-pleasing as it appears on TV screens and in photographs.
Several of them were caught in a snowstorm on the higher reaches of the skiing destination on January 8 after a sudden deterioration in the weather.
Videos shared on social media show some people, including children, who were out taking a snowmobile ride trying to shield themselves from the harsh onslaught of wind and snow.
Local guides quickly sprung into action to rescue the tourists and brought them back safely to the base.
Gulmarg&nbsp;is known to be avalanche-prone.&nbsp;

Be it old-school lanterns illuminating the sky, radiant diyas that brighten up our homes or modern hi-tech installations, light has been used as a medium of celebration.

Diwali 2021 | Light festivals from around the world as beautiful as Diwali 

While we celebrate Diwali in India, here’s a glimpse of some of the most beautiful light festivals around the world, brightening the skies and our spirits. 

Diwali 2021 | Light festivals from around the world as beautiful as Diwali

These grand festivals will help you&nbsp;experience the magic of lights.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Be it old-school lanterns illuminating the sky, radiant&nbsp;diyas&nbsp;that brighten up our homes or modern hi-tech installations, light has been used as a medium of celebration for centuries.
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While we celebrate Diwali in India, here&rsquo;s a glimpse of some of the most beautiful light festivals around the world, brightening the skies and our spirits.&nbsp;
BERLIN FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS (GERMANY)
For 10 ten days every year in October, the city of Berlin transforms into a gallery of light art. Iconic landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin TV Tower, and the&nbsp;Berlin&nbsp;Cathedral are decked up with 3D light projections by the best video artists in the world.
LOI KRATHONG&nbsp;(THAILAND)
Loi&nbsp;Krathong&nbsp;is one of the most beautiful festivals of Thailand that honours&nbsp;the&nbsp;local&nbsp;river goddess. It is famous for the tradition of making banana boats called &lsquo;krathong,&rsquo; that are floated on a river on a full moon night with flowers and candles. Lovely lanterns gliding across the night sky are visual highlights of the festival.&nbsp;
WEST COUNTRY GALA (UNITED KINGDOM)&nbsp;
One of the biggest illumination carnivals in Europe, the annual&nbsp;West Country&nbsp;gala goes on for two months in the UK. Grand parades with bright and beautifully decorated carts are taken out. Different clubs compete for the best cart prizes and all the money raised during this carnival is donated to local charities.
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AMSTERDAM LIGHT FESTIVAL (NETHERLANDS)&nbsp;
Every winter, artists from around the world come together to light up the streets and canals of&nbsp;Amsterdam&nbsp;with different installations. The festival goes on for&nbsp;over 50&nbsp;days showcasing unique ways in which light can be used to create stunning visual art.
CHINESE NEW YEAR (CHINA)&nbsp;
The&nbsp;Chinese New Year&nbsp;commemorates the start of the Lunar Year. Striking red decorations, glowing lanterns, fireworks and light installations are part of the celebrations to honour the animal whose year it is. The festivities go on for two weeks and&nbsp;decorations celebrate the animal of the year.
VIVID SYDNEY (AUSTRALIA)&nbsp;
Vivid Sydney&nbsp;is a festival of lights, music and ideas. Outdoor immersive light installations, performances by local and international musicians, and an ideas exchange forum with debates and discussions are the main features of this interactive festival.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Plan a visit to one of these grand festivals to experience the magic of lights.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mohana&nbsp;Vijayan and KR Vijayan, an elderly couple from Kochi have been running a coffee house for the past 27 years and travelling the world with their earnings.&nbsp;
Their first international trip was to Israel in 2007. Since, they have travelled to 25 countries together.&nbsp;
READ: Coffee lovers take note! Benefits of the drink&nbsp;
Anand&nbsp;Mahindra, chairman of Mahindra&nbsp;Group sponsored their last trip to Australia and New Zealand&nbsp;in 2019.&nbsp;
Due to the pandemic, they have not been able to travel for the past two years. Now, their next trip is scheduled to happen in October 2021 to Russia.&nbsp;
They aspire to meet the Russian President Vladimir Putin&nbsp;on the trip, where their grandchildren will be accompanying them too.&nbsp;
"We have had so much of trouble due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Now the time has come to travel again," Mohana&nbsp;was quoted saying.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Watch: This Kerala&nbsp;couple travelled in a refurbished car&nbsp;
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Meet the Kerala couple who run a coffee shop and travel the world together 

This Kerala couple are living their dream - travelling to picturesque locations and running a coffee shop together! 
Check out their travel stories. 

Mohana&nbsp;Vijayan and KR Vijayan, an elderly couple from Kochi have been running a coffee house for the past 27 years and travelling around the world with their earnings.&nbsp;
The couple has travelled to 25 countries so far and their next stop is Russia in October 2021.
They wish to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin&nbsp;on their trip.
Their last trip was to Australia and New Zealand&nbsp;in November-December 2019.&nbsp;

Mohana&nbsp;Vijayan and KR Vijayan, an elderly couple in Kerala run a coffee shop and travel the world together are going to Russia next.&nbsp;

Mohana&nbsp;Vijayan and KR Vijayan, an elderly couple from Kochi have been running a coffee house for the past 27 years and travelling around the world with their earnings.&nbsp;
Their first international trip was to Israel in 2007. Since then they have travelled to 25 countries together.&nbsp;
READ: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/what-are-the-benefits-of-coffee-everything-you-need-to-know-plop-info-1627724721303">Coffee lovers take note! Benefits of the drink&nbsp;</a>
Anand&nbsp;Mahindra, chairman of Mahindra&nbsp;Group sponsored their last trip to Australia and New Zealand&nbsp;in 2019.&nbsp;
Due to the pandemic, they have not been able to travel for the past two years. Now, their next trip is scheduled to happen in October 2021 to Russia. Their grandchildren will be accompanying them too.&nbsp;
They aspire to meet the Russian President Vladimir Putin&nbsp;on the trip.&nbsp;
"We have had so much of trouble due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Now the time has come to travel again," Mohana&nbsp;was quoted saying.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/this-kerala-couple-documents-stories-of-travelling-in-a-refurbished-car-1610530994656">This Kerala&nbsp;couple travelled in a refurbished car&nbsp;</a>
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Celebrated each year on 27 September, World Tourism Day aims at promoting tourism for inclusive growth.

World Tourism Day 2021: Promoting tourism for inclusive growth

Celebrated each year on 27&nbsp;September, World Tourism Day aims at promoting tourism for inclusive growth.

World Tourism Day 2021:&nbsp;If there is one sector other than the health sector that faced the wrath of the Covid-19 pandemic, then it is the tourism sector.
As&nbsp;per the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) report published on 30th June 2021, due to the pandemic, international tourism and the linked sectors suffered a loss of $2.4 trillion in 2020. Due to the lack of widespread COVID-19 vaccinations, tourism in developing countries has been hit the hardest by the pandemic.&nbsp;
Celebrated each year on 27&nbsp;September, World Tourism Day aims at promoting tourism for inclusive growth.&nbsp;It was established by the UN World Tourism Organisation and was first observed in 1980.&nbsp;
The day focuses on creating awareness about the social, cultural and economic value of tourism. And also works towards&nbsp;highlighting the contribution of the tourism sector in helping reach sustainable development goals.
As the world gets ready to kick start tourism once again, the goal is to ensure that&nbsp;no one is left behind.&nbsp;
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Travel cost to Himachal Pradesh's&nbsp;Lahaul-Spiti&nbsp;is going to bit more expensive as tourists will have to pay a tax to enter the district.&nbsp;
All the vehicles, including trucks, buses, and motorbikes having registration numbers of other states will be charged to enter Lahaul valley.
The tunnel was inaugurated on October 3 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
According to officials, the number of tourists has increased significantly in the Lahaul-Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh after the construction of the Atal Tunnel.
The amount collected at the barrier will be used to provide better facilities to tourists, and development in the local areas.&nbsp;
Motorbikes are being charged Rs 50 while the tourists coming in cars will have to pay Rs 200 to enter Lahaul. The entry fee of SUVs and MUVs has been fixed at Rs 300. The entry fee for buses and trucks is Rs 500.
The charges will apply to the vehicles going towards Lahaul, Leh, Pangi, and Kishtwar using this route.

Planning a trip to Himachal? Now, add this expense as well to your list

Travel cost to Himachal Pradesh's&nbsp;Lahaul-Spiti&nbsp;is going to bit more expensive as tourists will have to pay a tax to enter the district.&nbsp;

Vehicles from other states to pay tax to enter&nbsp;Himachal's Lahaul
Motorbikes to be charged ₹50 while&nbsp;cars have to pay ₹200
Charges&nbsp;to apply to vehicles going towards Lahaul, Leh, Pangi, and Kishtwar&nbsp;
Tax amount to be used to provide better facilities to tourists
Tunnel was inaugurated on Oct 3, 2020 by PM&nbsp;Modi

₹ 50 is being charged from two-wheelers, ₹200 from cars, ₹300 from SUVs and MUVs and ₹500 from buses and trucks.

Travel cost to Himachal Pradesh's&nbsp;Lahaul-Spiti&nbsp;is going to bit more expensive as tourists will have to pay a tax to enter the district.&nbsp;
All the vehicles, including trucks, buses, and motorbikes having registration numbers of other states will be charged to enter Lahaul valley.
The tunnel was inaugurated on October 3 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
According to officials, the number of tourists has increased significantly in the Lahaul-Spiti district after the construction of the Atal Tunnel.
The amount collected at the barrier will be used to provide better facilities to tourists, and development in the local areas.&nbsp;
Motorbikes are being charged Rs 50 while the tourists coming in cars will have to pay Rs 200 to enter Lahaul. The entry fee of SUVs and MUVs has been fixed at Rs 300. The entry fee for buses and trucks is Rs 500.
The charges will apply to the vehicles going towards Lahaul, Leh, Pangi, and Kishtwar using this route.

Italy has banned big cruise ships from sailing into Venice after years of protests from residents, culture bodies and environmentalists. The ban adopted by the Italian govt will take effect Aug. 1 and will cover the lagoon basin near St. Mark&rsquo;s Square, Venice's most iconic landmark. 
The ban applies to ships weighing more than 25,000 tons, longer than 590 feet or with other characteristics that would make them too polluting or overwhelming for Venice&rsquo;s marine environment.
In 2019, the UNESCO had warned Venice about the &ldquo;damage caused by a steady stream of cruise ships.&rdquo; Last week, environmental activists&nbsp;demonstrated during the G20 summit that took place in the city, attracting international media attention on the issue.
Venice is one of the world&rsquo;s most iconic tourism destinations, attracting an estimated 25 million visitors a year. Many tourists come on cruise ships, straining the city&rsquo;s already overcrowded tourism infrastructure and overwhelming its delicate marine environment.

Italy bans cruise ships into Venice, after years of protests on threat to marine life

Italy bans cruise ships from sailing into Venice, after years of protests by environmentalists over threat to marine ecosystem

Italy bans big cruise ships from sailing into Venice, ban kicks in from Aug 1 Ban comes after years of protests from residents and environmentalists Ban will cover the lagoon basin near St. Mark&rsquo;s Square, an iconic landmark Ban applies to ships weighing more than 25,000 tons, longer than 590 feet Move to reduce pollution and reduce stress on Venice&rsquo;s marine environment In 2019, UNESCO warned Venice about damage caused by tourist cruise ships Activists staged protests during recent G20 summit which were held in Venice Venice is among the world&rsquo;s iconic tourist spots, attracting 25 mn every year

The ban adopted by the Italian govt will take effect Aug. 1 and will cover the lagoon basin near St. Mark&rsquo;s Square, Venice's most iconic landmark.

Italy has banned big cruise ships from sailing into Venice after years of protests from residents, culture bodies and environmentalists. The ban adopted by the Italian govt will take effect Aug. 1 and will cover the lagoon basin near St. Mark&rsquo;s Square, Venice's most iconic landmark.
The ban applies to ships weighing more than 25,000 tons, longer than 590 feet or with other characteristics that would make them too polluting or overwhelming for Venice&rsquo;s marine environment.
In 2019, the UNESCO had warned Venice about the &ldquo;damage caused by a steady stream of cruise ships.&rdquo; Last week, environmental activists&nbsp;demonstrated during the G20 summit that took place in the city, attracting international media attention on the issue.
Venice is one of the world&rsquo;s most iconic tourism destinations, attracting an estimated 25 million visitors a year. Many tourists come on cruise ships, straining the city&rsquo;s already overcrowded tourism infrastructure and overwhelming its delicate marine environment. Also Watch :&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/new-warning-ongoing-climate-crisis-could-wipe-out-167-million-homes-1624880250009" target="_blank">New Warning: Ongoing climate crisis could wipe out 167 million homes!</a>

Austria, Germany, Slovenia, Greece, Iceland, Ireland and Spain are the seven EU member countries that accepted Covidshield vaccine on Thursday.

Covishield cleared by 8 EU nations for 'Green Pass'

Austria, Germany, Slovenia, Greece, Iceland, Ireland and Spain are the EU member countries that accepted Covishield vaccine on Thursday.

Covid-19: 8 European countries include Covishield in 'green pass'
India-made Covishield vaccine gets &lsquo;green pass&rsquo; in few European countries EU nations add SII&rsquo;s Covishield in Green Passport List
India reached out to EU for exemption on India-made vaccines

Day after India formally requested European Union member states to include both Covishield&nbsp;and Covaxin&nbsp;in their exemption list for the passport, Switzerland and seven EU countries have added the Serum Institute-manufactured Oxford-Astrazeneca vaccine.
Austria, Germany, Slovenia, Greece, Iceland, Ireland and Spain are the seven EU member countries that accepted Covishield&nbsp;vaccine on Thursday. Earlier,&nbsp;India had reached out to member countries of the European Union, urging to list domestically-made coronavirus&nbsp;vaccines--Covaxin and&nbsp;Covishield on the national travel lists formed in the backdrop of the Covid crisis.&nbsp;

Despite India being&nbsp;recoding low cases of Covid-19,&nbsp;UAE has extended the suspension of flights from India till July 21.&nbsp;
The UAE's General Civil Aviation Authority on Sunday said flights from India, Pakistan, Liberia, Namibia, Sierra Leone, Democratic Republic Of Congo, Uganda, Zambia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, and South Africa will remain suspended due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
Under the new changes, entry of UAE citizens from India and South Africa will be allowed only if the individual is fully vaccinated with a UAE-approved shot.
A national ban on entry from India began in April&nbsp;when the country was reeling under a severe second wave of coronavirus pandemic.

UAE continues suspension of flights from India till July 21

The United Arab Emirates has extended ban on entry from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;and 10 other countries. Cargo flights, business and charter flights will be exempted from this ban.&nbsp;

UAE extends suspension on flights from India till July 21
Flights from India barred to contain spread of Covid-19
Indians&nbsp;allowed only if fully vaccinated with UAE-approved shot Ban on entry from India began in April due to 2nd wave&nbsp;

The United Arab Emirates continues to ban entry from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;and 10 other countries. Cargo flights, business and charter flights will be exempted from this ban.&nbsp;

Despite India recoding lower number of&nbsp;Covid-19 case, the&nbsp;UAE has extended the suspension of flights from India till July 21.&nbsp;
The UAE's General Civil Aviation Authority on Sunday said flights from India, Pakistan, Liberia, Namibia, Sierra Leone, Democratic Republic Of Congo, Uganda, Zambia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, and South Africa will remain suspended due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
Under the new changes, entry of UAE citizens from India and South Africa will be allowed only if the individual is fully vaccinated with a UAE-approved shot.
A national ban on entry from India began in April&nbsp;when the country was reeling under a severe second wave of coronavirus pandemic.

Lav Agarwal, the joint secretary in the health ministry, on Saturday, clarified that the World Health Organisation (WHO) was yet to take a final call on allowing international travel for those fully vaccinated against Covid-19.Agarwal was addressing news reports which claim that Indians vaccinated with the&nbsp;Bharat Biotech&nbsp;developed Covaxin may not be allowed to undertake international travel, since the WHO hasn&rsquo;t included Covaxin in its list of vaccines for Emergency Use Listing (EUL).
&ldquo;So far there's no consensus at the level of WHO over this. Discussion still being done if vaccinated people will be allowed. As of now, as per WHO guidelines and guidelines by countries, people with negative Covid&nbsp;test report being allowed,&rdquo; Agarwal explained.&nbsp;
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Govt: No Consensus on vaccine passport issue at WHO level yet

Lav Agarwal, the joint secretary in the health ministry, on Saturday, clarified that the World Health Organisation (WHO) was yet to take a final call on allowing international travel for those fully vaccinated against Covid-19. Agarwal was addressing news reports which claim that Indians vaccinated with the&nbsp;Bharat Biotech&nbsp;developed Covaxin may not be allowed to undertake international travel, since the WHO hasn&rsquo;t included Covaxin in its list of vaccines for Emergency Use Listing (EUL).
&ldquo;So far there's no consensus at the level of WHO over this. Discussion still being done if vaccinated people will be allowed. As of now, as per WHO guidelines and guidelines by countries, people with negative Covid&nbsp;test report being allowed,&rdquo; Agarwal explained.&nbsp;
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Govt: no decision on vaccine passport as of now Centre reacts&nbsp;to report on Covaxin&nbsp;exclusion&nbsp;from WHO&nbsp;list&nbsp; 'WHO yet to decide on allowing travel for vaccinated people'

The Centre on&nbsp;on Saturday clarified that the World Health Organisation was yet to take a final call on allowing international travel for those fully vaccinated against Covid-19. The reaction from the government came when&nbsp;Lav Agarwal, the joint secretary in the health ministry was asked about the reports that Indians vaccinated with the&nbsp;Bharat Biotech's&nbsp;Covaxin may not be allowed to undertake international travel, since the WHO hasn&rsquo;t included the Hyderabad-based firm's&nbsp;vaccine&nbsp;in its list of vaccines for Emergency Use Listing.
Agarwal&nbsp;said discussion still being done if vaccinated people will be allowed.

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West Bengal will soon be home to a 'Tyre Park', where artworks made from scrap and defective parts will be on display, a state minister said.
Asserting that it is a unique concept, and not found anywhere in the country, the official said the idea behind the park is waste can be converted into art.
Scrap tyres, lying as waste in various bus depots, have been reworked and converted to colourful shapes by the in-house team of WBTC, he said.&nbsp;The date of launch of the Tyre Park is yet to be announced.

India's first 'Tyre Park' to open soon in West Bengal

West Bengal will soon be home to a 'Tyre Park'&nbsp;
Scrap and defective waste will be converted into art&nbsp;
Waste from bus depots reworked into colourful shapes by WBTC
Date of launch of the Tyre Park yet to be announced

West Bengal will soon be home to a 'Tyre Park', where artworks made from scrap and defective parts will be on display, a state minister said.
Asserting that it is a unique concept, and not found anywhere in the country, the official said the idea behind the park is waste can be converted into art.
Scrap tyres, lying as waste in various bus depots, have been reworked and converted to colourful shapes by the in-house team of WBTC, he said.&nbsp;The date of launch of the Tyre Park is yet to be announced.

Most people prefer going to the mountains over anywhere else, especially during the summers. Have a look at some health problems that a novice might face in such areas. 

Travelling to the mountains? Here are some health issues to look out for 

Most people prefer going to the mountains over anywhere else, especially during the summers. Have a look at some health problems that a novice might face in such areas.&nbsp;

There are tons of people who like going to the mountains to take a break or simply to satisfy their adrenaline rush. Whether it&rsquo;s going on a bike to the picturesque Leh or on a family vacation to Manali, mountains are everyone&rsquo;s go-to destination.&nbsp;
But there are some health issues that travellers might face while going to a high-altitude destination. Read on to know some of these problems.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/travel/river-rafting-follow-these-tips-if-you-are-new-to-this-adventure-sport-1652266354751">River rafting: Follow these tips if you are new to this adventure sport</a>
Altitude sickness&nbsp;
If you are not used to going to the mountains, then you are likely to suffer from altitude sickness. This can result in dizziness, vomiting and headache.&nbsp;
Motion sickness&nbsp;
Motion sickness can occur even in travelling through the plains, but it gets heightened when travelling in high-altitude areas with narrow roads. This can induce nausea and vomiting.&nbsp;
Difficulty in breathing&nbsp;
Due to less oxygen being available in such areas, breathing problems may arise. If you are a regular smoker, then you are more likely to suffer from this issue.&nbsp;
Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/follow-these-tips-to-stay-optimistic-and-boost-your-mental-health-1652162906202">&nbsp;Follow these tips to stay optimistic and boost your mental health</a>
Aching feet&nbsp;
If you are not used to walking on uneven roads then you may face pain in your feet. The locals are used to walking every day on the narrow roads, but if you are visiting the mountains for the first time, then you may face some discomfort.&nbsp;

River rafting is indeed a fun activity. But this adventure sport, just like any other, requires you to keep some important pointers in mind to ensure a smooth experience. 

River rafting: Follow these tips if you are new to this adventure sport 

River rafting is indeed a fun activity. But this adventure sport, just like any other, requires you to keep some important pointers in mind to ensure a smooth experience.

River rafting is a popular adventure sport and seems like a fun activity to try. Rafting through the choppy waters and soaking in the breath-taking view definitely sounds tempting.&nbsp;Although this sport looks pretty&nbsp;exciting, there are some pointers that you need to keep in mind if you are new to this activity. &nbsp;
So, have a look at some essential tips that you should follow while going on a river rafting adventure!&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/follow-these-tips-to-stay-optimistic-and-boost-your-mental-health-1652162906202">Follow these tips to stay optimistic and boost your mental health</a>
Wear the right clothes&nbsp;
Avoid wearing cotton clothes and opt for activewear clothing. When it comes to footwear, instead of slippers or flip-flops, wear sturdy footwear that doesn&rsquo;t slip easily.&nbsp;
Follow the instructions of your guide&nbsp;
Listen to what your guide tells you. The guide may give you certain instructions before and during the rafting, so follow it religiously.&nbsp;
Wear a life jacket and a helmet&nbsp;
The life jacket and helmet are for your safety and thus, you should wear it at all times while rafting. During a high tide, if in case, the boat flips, the helmet will prevent any head injury and the jacket will help you stay afloat. &nbsp;
Paddle properly&nbsp;
Follow the instructions given by the guide while paddling. Before rafting, the guide will teach you how to hold the handle and how to paddle, following these instructions will help you to manage the boat with ease.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/editorji-exclusive-increasing-cases-of-food-poisoning-during-summers-and-ways-to-prevent-it-1651656027855">Editorji Exclusive: Increasing cases of food poisoning during summers and ways to prevent it</a>
Don&rsquo;t panic&nbsp;
Due to choppy waters, the boat may flip or lose its balance, at such times, the key is to not panic and lose control. Instead, try to maintain your calm and follow the instructions given by the guide.&nbsp;

Trekking is definitely an adventure. But if you are new to the activity, then you need to keep a few things in mind. 

Going for your first ever trek? Here’s how you can be well-prepared  

Trekking is definitely an adventure. But if you are new to the activity, then you need to keep a few things in mind.&nbsp;

Trekking sure sounds like a fun activity. You get to spend time in nature and soak in the sheer beauty. You get to explore your wild and adventurous side and also meet interesting people on your journey.&nbsp;
But there are a variety of things that you should keep in mind if you are new to trekking, to enjoy your first experience and make it memorable. Here are some things that you should know about. &nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/travel/these-are-the-tips-that-solo-travellers-should-always-keep-in-mind-1649744963270">THESE are the tips that solo travellers should always keep in mind</a>
Pack light&nbsp;
Avoid going overboard while packing for a trekking trip. Keep only the essentials such as a water bottle, energy bars, map, torch, first aid kit, etc., in your bag.
Dress right&nbsp;
Don&rsquo;t opt for uncomfortable clothing such as jeans or anything too fancy. Instead wear comfortable clothing such as track pants and a t-shirt and layer your outfit to protect yourself from the fluctuating temperatures. &nbsp;
Prep your body&nbsp;
Since you are new to trekking, make your body used to the exertion. Start by walking daily at a fast pace to prepare your body for the trek.
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Don&rsquo;t trek alone&nbsp;
Trekking alone isn&rsquo;t the wisest decision, especially when it&rsquo;s your first time. Go for a guided trek or join a trek group.&nbsp;

If you are new to solo travelling, then follow these tips to ensure a safe and smooth trip. 

Travel tips: THESE are the tips that solo travellers should always keep in mind 

THESE are the tips that solo travellers should always keep in mind 

If you are new to solo traveling, then follow these tips to ensure a safe and smooth trip.&nbsp;

Travelling solo is indeed something that all of us have on our bucket list. Going on a solo trip makes us feel liberated, free and independent. You get to have so many new experiences and meet new people. But there are also a few things that you should keep in mind when you are visiting a new place all by yourself.&nbsp;
So, read on to know some essential tips that you should follow while travelling solo.&nbsp;
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Research&nbsp;
Do your research before visiting a new place. Prepare a list of the essential services, routes and important numbers of emergency services.&nbsp;
Dress locally&nbsp;
Try to not dress as a tourist to not attract any unnecessary attention and make it obvious that you are new. Instead, try to dress in a local manner to easily fit in.&nbsp;
Be alert&nbsp;
It is essential to always stay alert and cautious while travelling solo to a new city or country. Be aware of your surroundings and always keep your guard on.&nbsp;
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Say &lsquo;yes&rsquo;&nbsp;
The most important part while travelling solo is to always say &lsquo;yes&rsquo; to new experiences and have fun. So, relish your solo trip but also stay careful and safe.&nbsp;

Alarm gripped a flight in the US after a passenger allegedly tried to open the cockpit door. The "unruly passenger" was then hit on the head with a coffee pot by a flight attendant, a CNN report quoted a witness as saying.
Amid the drama, the flight was diverted to Kansas City International Airport in Missouri. The flight was headed from Los Angeles to Washington, DC on February 13 afternoon, local time, when the incident occurred.
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A person who claimed to have been on the flight posted videos purportedly of the episode. As per the passenger named Mouaz Moustafa, the plane descended rapidly in order to make the emergency landing, and the rapid descent made those onboard feel as if the plane was in free fall. 
Moustafa said that police and FBI came onboard the flight once it landed in Missouri. The officers reportedly took the man into custody, and also questioned passengers about what had occurred.
American Airlines said, "We're grateful to our crew members, who are consistently dedicated to the safety and care of our customers and who handled the circumstances with the utmost skill and professionalism."

USA flight scare: Man tries to enter cockpit, hit on head by crew, says report | American Airline Los Angeles to Washington, DC | FBI

The flight was headed from Los Angeles to Washington, DC on February 13 afternoon, local time, when the incident occurred.

USA flight scare: Man tries to enter cockpit, hit on head by crew, says report

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 Alarm gripped a flight in the US after a passenger allegedly tried to open the cockpit door. The "unruly passenger" was then hit on the head with a coffee pot by a flight attendant, a CNN report quoted a witness as saying. Amid the drama, the flight was diverted to Kansas City International Airport in Missouri. The flight was headed from Los Angeles to Washington, DC on February 13 afternoon, local time, when the incident occurred. A person who claimed to have been on the flight posted videos purportedly of the episode. As per the passenger named Mouaz Moustafa, the plane descended rapidly in order to make the emergency landing, and the rapid descent made those onboard feel as if the plane was in free fall.&nbsp; Moustafa said that&nbsp;police and FBI came onboard the flight once it landed in Missouri. The officers reportedly took the man into custody, and also questioned passengers about what had occurred. American Airlines said, "We're grateful to our crew members, who are consistently dedicated to the safety and care of our customers and who handled the circumstances with the utmost skill and professionalism."

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Alarm gripped a flight in the US after a passenger allegedly tried to open the cockpit door.&nbsp;The "unruly passenger" was then hit on the head with a coffee pot by a flight attendant, a CNN report quoted a witness as saying.
Amid the drama, the flight was diverted to Kansas City International Airport in Missouri.&nbsp;The flight was headed from Los Angeles to Washington, DC on February 13 afternoon, local time, when the incident occurred.
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A person who claimed to have been on the flight posted videos purportedly of the episode.&nbsp;As per the passenger named Mouaz Moustafa, the plane descended rapidly in order to make the emergency landing, and the rapid descent made those onboard feel as if the plane was in free fall.&nbsp;
Moustafa said that&nbsp;police and FBI came onboard the flight once it landed in Missouri.&nbsp;The officers reportedly took the man into custody, and also questioned passengers about what had occurred.
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American Airlines said, "We're grateful to our crew members, who are consistently dedicated to the safety and care of our customers and who handled the circumstances with the utmost skill and professionalism."

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